Paul Edwards is a beautiful writer. He can express the moods and
emotions of a day as well as anyone. And his love for the game -
and those involved in it - pours off every page of this book. But
because he has interests far beyond the boundary - in politics and
people, in music and history - he is as likely to quote Mott the
Hoople as Herman Melville; as likely to cite the repeal of the corn
laws as regulations regarding Kolpak registrations. His work is all
the richer and more satisfying for it. He knows that not everything
that counts can be counted. He knows you can't define love or
loyalty or a million things in between. So he tells us how a day's
play feels. He tells us about the people and places. He tells us
why it matters but knows it doesn't matter too much.
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