MindGames
The ascent of sport has reached its crisis point
The Daily Telegraph, 28th November 2009
Lord’s can inspire next generation
The Daily Telegraph, 21st November 2009
Robert Enke suicide: do we ask too much of our sportsmen?
The Daily Telegraph, 14th November 2009
Sport taps into human yearning for surprise
The Daily Telegraph, 7th November 2009
Greatest threat to rugby’s future is the players’ battered bodies
The Daily Telegraph, 31st October 2009
“Show me a hero and I will write you a tragedy”
The Daily Telegraph, 10th October 2009
Lord’s tribute was celebration of Harold Pinter’s two great loves: cricket and literature
The Daily Telegraph, 3rd October 2009
Lions show that you can win even when you lose
The Daily Telegraph, 26th September 2009
Singapore crash: F1 scandal is Bloodgate’s nastier big brother
The Daily Telegraph, 19th September 2009
Unhealthy expectation levels on Andy Murray will not help his grand-slam quest
The Daily Telegraph, 12th September 2009
Richards was just the wrong kind of leader
The Daily Telegraph, 5th September 2009
Bloodgate: rugby must learn from baseball’s White Sox World Series scandal of 1919
The Daily Telegraph, 29th August 2009
Jonathan Trott proves that ‘struggling debutant’ theory is bunk
The Daily Telegraph, 22nd August 2009
England need to be more English to beat Australia
The Daily Telegraph, 17th August 2009
Ponting shows Headingley crowd who’s boss
The Daily Telegraph, 8th August 2009
Federer epic helps sport to raise its game
The Daily Telegraph, 11th July 2009
Dear Peter de Villiers
The Daily Telegraph, 5th July 2009
England proving itself as the perfect stage for rest of world to shine
The Daily Telegraph, 28th June 2009
Twenty20 has that Grand National appeal
The Daily Telegraph, 21st June 2009
Wanting to win too much can be your undoing
The Daily Telegraph, 14th June 2009
Lions tours cling bravely to amateur spirit of fraternity
The Daily Telegraph, 30th May 2009
Car showcases Jenson Button’s latent talent
The Daily Telegraph, 23rd May 2009
Eric Cantona takes centre stage again
The Daily Telegraph, 16th May 2009
Why newcomers are doing so well in international sport
The Daily Telegraph, 9th May 2009
The public never get to see stars’ back-stage demons
The Daily Telegraph, 2nd May 2009
Why we will all miss Clement Freud
The Daily Telegraph, 25th April 2009
Cricket and football clubs must remain rooted in their local communities
The Daily Telegraph, 18th April 2009
The ECB never should have flirted with the IPL
The Daily Telegraph, 28th March 2009
Sir Alex Ferguson focuses on winning as others idealise and innovate
The Daily Telegraph, 21st March 2009
“The razor’s edge of luck”
The Daily Telegraph, 14th March 2009
Innocent targets caught in terrorist crossfire
The Daily Telegraph, 7th March 2009
England pay penalty for failing to entertain
The Daily Telegraph, 28th February
Strauss is now a leader by example
The Daily Telegraph, 20th February 2009
Weak bosses using players to do dirty work
The Daily Telegraph, 14th February 2009
Kevin Pietersen proves fortune favours the brave
The Daily Telegraph, 6th February 2009
Will the IPL fast-track talent?
The Daily Telegraph, 31st January 2009
Unchartered territory for King Federer
The Daily Telegraph, 24th January 2009
Harold Pinter’s stroke of genius
The Daily Telegraph, 17th January 2009
Kevin Pietersen’s self-belief for England a help and hindrance
The Daily Telegraph, 10th January 2009
Usain Bolt and the paradox of sprinting evolution
The Daily Telegraph, 20th December 2008
Overpowering professionalism is such bad form in sport
The Daily Telegraph, 12th December 2008
Ask Napoleon, Machiavelli and Steve Waugh – luck is key to success
The Daily Telegraph, 29th November 2008
Good news for agents of change who introduce cultural revolution
The Daily Telegraph, 5th December 2008