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The Final Whistle

By: Nigel Owens, Dan Carter - foreword
Narrated by: Nigel Owens
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The long-awaited autobiography of one of the most respected rugby union referees ever.

It's rare for a referee in any sport to be popular, yet Nigel Owens has always courted strong affection throughout the world - loved by the players, coaches, officials, TV commentators and even fans. A real character, some of his famous put-downs whilst lecturing players, such as 'This is Not Soccer', have become huge social media hits.

The best rugby referee of his generation, Nigel also has an incredible back story to tell. After coming through dark times when he tried to take his own life, he was the first leading figure in the macho world of rugby union to come out openly as gay and went on to command respect everywhere for his honesty off the pitch and ability as a referee on it.

This is an inspirational story of triumph over adversity, hope over despair. It all makes for a truly compelling read as the rugby book of the year.

With a foreword by Dan Carter.

©2022 Nigel Owens (P)2023 Hachette Audio UK
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Nigel Owens does a great job of narrating his autobiography. He does not shy away from discussing what he went through and the emotional terminal before he came out of the closet to disclose his status of being gay. He has some great rugby stories, and listening to him. Talk about his life in his lilting Welsh accent adds to the listener experience.

The GOAT of rugby referees

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Like many sport autobiographies a bit self indulgent, however some interesting back story to how he became the ref and person.

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