John Rigg has been an ’ordinary spectator’ - not only of rugby but of football and cricket and other sports - for 50 years. This is a warm and engaging memoir of half a century of sports spectating - from Yorkshire to London to Scotland via New York and Sydney (and Minsk!). It presents a unique perspective on why live sport is compulsive viewing.
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John Rigg was born and raised in Leeds, Yorkshire. He graduated from the University of Cambridge with a degree in Economics, later completing a Ph.D. He has worked as a research assistant at the University of London, as an economic consultant in London and in the Senior Civil Service in Scotland.His previous publications have largely been on economics issues for newspapers and journals. An Ordinary Spectator: 50 Years of Watching Sport is his first book on sport.His own sporting career principally comprised playing rugby league at primary school, rugby union at secondary school and college, and cricket to a reasonable club standard. The 2010 edition of Who's Who in Scotland duly listed his recreations as 'cinema, cricket, family history and rugby league'.He is married, with two children, and lives in Scotland.
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