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They call me Mr England : an autobiography by Simon Jones; Peter Cross is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is They call me Mr England : an autobiography about?
If you have ever watched the England rugby team, you will probably recognise the familiar profile of Peter Cross - but who is the man under the hat? The man THEY CALL MR ENGLAND. This is a brutally honest life story in which Peter gives a fascinating insight into his journey from humble beginnings in Oldham - to successful businessman in Devon. A heartwarming, deeply emotional tale of an original fan, who, dedicated himself to supporting his nation. In this absorbing book you will discover who first inspired Peter to dress up at the Atlantic Olympics in 1996, what prompted his desire to become England rugby's most recognised supporter and how he ultimately secured the privileged role of official England rugby mascot in 2000. Inevitably present when England secured their historic World Cup victory in Australia 2003, few people are aware of the sometimes distressing path he has taken to be there.Peter reveals how with the help of his family and friends and the wider rugby community he was able to overcome massive personal tragedies and heartbreak. From his unique positionat the heart of the action,Peter shares from a fan's perspective the ups and downs of following your team at home
- Author
- Simon Jones; Peter Cross
- Publisher
- Mr England Publishing : [distributor] Mr England Publishing
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780993109102
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