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Articles Written by: MARTIN JOHNSON
Sydney Clemons' 4-month-old blog, Raleigh Street Fashion, celebrates style and requires her to be a people watcher. So when asked whether she's seen evidence of one of the season's strongest trends, she has a story.
wardrobe, using legwear is a good ...
There are plenty of sportsmen who inhabit that twilight zone between celebrity
and anonymity, and the best way to find out if you’re one of them is to take
the supermarket test. There’s a light tap on your shoulder and when you turn
round you’re ...
From MARTIN JOHNSON,
Times Online,
14 Nov 2009
The opening tee shot in a round of golf is always important, and there’s never been a more accurate blow off the first tee than the one struck, so legend has it, by Christy O’Connor Sr many decades ago. “Himself”, as the great man is known in Ireland, ...
From MARTIN JOHNSON,
Times Online,
7 Nov 2009
The building industry has been hit harder than most by the recession, but it
could have been a lot worse without Sky TV’s cricket commentary boxes. The
old ones used to be just about big enough to house Fred Trueman and his
pipe. Nowadays the number ...
From MARTIN JOHNSON,
Times Online,
31 Oct 2009
IN A relentless final surge, Harlequins secured victory deep into stoppage
time thanks to a drive-over try by Nick Easter, but only after an agonising
wait for the video referee to confirm that the ball had been grounded near
the posts.
There was a ...
From MARTIN JOHNSON AT THE STOOP,
Times Online,
3 Oct 2009
A RECENT poll of English cricketers revealed that only 11% have any confidence in the way the national board runs the game, which is about 10 points higher than you’d get from asking English supporters how much confidence they had in the way their team ...
From MARTIN JOHNSON,
Times Online,
3 Oct 2009
Matchplay is the oldest form of golf, and comfortably the best for testing the
temperament. You’re all square with one to play, nicely on the green for
two, and the last time you looked, your opponent was wandering off into the
type of undergrowth ...
From MARTIN JOHNSON,
Times Online,
26 Sep 2009
For Andy Flower, it couldn’t have been a better start. The England cricket team were still in trauma from the Kevin Pietersen-Peter Moores saga and the new caretaker coach was wondering what he could do to set about repairing the damage. So as he sat ...
From MARTIN JOHNSON,
Times Online,
5 Sep 2009
WHEN England won the Ashes in 2005, the only surprise from the bacchanalian bender that followed was not so much Andrew Flintoff deciding that the prime minister’s hedge would benefit from a spot of watering as his managing to remain upright in doing ...
From MARTIN JOHNSON,
Times Online,
29 Aug 2009
WE’RE all carrying too many scars from great England disasters of the past not
to remain convinced that Australia will knock off the 546 runs they require
with 10 wickets to spare. But if England do manage to regain the Ashes, at
least Andrew ...
From MARTIN JOHNSON,
Times Online,
22 Aug 2009
