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Image of Darrel Baldock - Incomparable Mr Magic
Author Peter Lyons
Binding Paperback
Edition Standard
Condition Very Good slightly shelf worn.
Item Status Available and copy In Stock (but currently Out Of Print)
Publisher Stevens Publishing
Release Date 01 Jan 2010
Price
$40.00
Weight 0.610kg
ISBN 9780977541782

Doc came from Tasmania as a much heralded recruit and did not let anyone down, displaying the ball handling skills and uncanny anticipation that soon earned him the universal title of Mr Magic. Docs outstanding qualities of leadership were quickly appreciated by the Saints hierarchy and he was appointed Captain in only his second year at the club. He led the Saints to their only Premiership in 1966 and the story of the almost magical influence he had on other members of the team is faithfully recorded.

The book chronologically covers the many ups and downs that the Saints experienced on their way to that exciting one point victory over Collingwood in the grand final.