Eoin has been chosen for the Junior development squad so over the summer he gets to go to Dublin for a rugby summer school. Arising out of that, he and his new friends are taken on a trip to Twickenham, London, to play & watch rugby. While there, he meets a ghost: Prince Obolensky, a Russian who played rugby for England, scored a world famous try against New Zealand in Twickenham and later joined the RAF and died in WW2.

The fourth book in the Rugby Spirit series.

Autorentext
Gerard Siggins was born in Dublin in 1962. Initially a sports journalist, he worked for many years in the Sunday Tribune, where he became assistant editor. He has written several books about cricket, as well as being co-author of Lansdowne Road: The Stadium; The Matches; The Greatest Days.

Klappentext

It's shaping up to be an exciting summer for Eoin Madden. He's been chosen for a special rugby summer camp where he makes new friends and an enemy. But will he make the cut for the squad that's headed to London? And what's the connection between the haunted house in Eoin's home town and the world class stadium in Twickenham? Could Eoin be wrapped up in more ghostly goings on?

A fast-paced adventure and a brilliant try that links England, Ireland and Russia through the love of rugby!