
Tag: Chris Dodd


The Cerebral Giant

Winning Ways…

The Importance of Weil, Thomas E.

Rowing Books for Christmas III

Coasting into the Olympics as the Lights go out?

The Unquiet Australian

Roger Angell: This Old Man at 100

The Martini Achter 1973: ‘The Race of the Century’

Keeping the Fight Within the Crew

Mannheim in Monochrome

The Olympic Champion Steps Down

Railroaded in Berlin

Sportswriters and Rowing Correspondents

Chris Dodd: A Few of my Favourite Things

Thor Nilsen: The Great God and the Big Teacher – Part II

Thor Nilsen: Rowing’s Global Coach – Part I

HRR 2020: Henley at Home

Fair Games

Hey Christo! April Foolery Under Wraps

Fixed Seat Reading III: Thames and Tyne Tideways

Regatta’s Presses Fall Silent

Fixed Seat Reading II

General Sir George Higginson: An Aquatic Postscript

May Time II

Fixed Seat Reading

Ronnie and Shades of Blue

A Sherbet for Quarantine

HTBS Eight

Hadaway Harry is Coming Back to London RC

Randan Thoughts…

New Play by Ed Waugh – Carrying David

The Gospel According to Steve

Børge Kaas Andersen 1937-2019: World Rowing’s Umpire

The Elliptical Orbiter

Back To The Futures

Reminder: Rowing Future Conference

Kit Inspection

Rowing Future Conference

New Book: The Seven Seat

Deja Vue All Over Again

A Matter Of Life And Death

When The Crimson Met The Blue

Rhythm and Movement on Lino

Cardus – An Innings Recalled

HRR2019 Revisited

31 July 2020: The End Of An Era

Images of Henley 2019: Semi Saturday

Hooray Henley

Rowing Futures

Jack Beresford: Schoolboy, Soldier and Sportsman

Swingtime with Hitler

When the New Emperor of Japan went to Henley

Tiger Beats Jurgen

A Kellerific Lunch Date

From Empire to Independence: Indian Rowing Reincarnated

From the World War I Trenches to the King’s Cup

Two Rowing Books on the 2019 Telegraph Sports Book Awards Shortlists

Reflections on Boat Race Day

More on More Power

Crewcial Collectables: A Nice Pair – Part I

RRM@21 – Revisited

RRM@21 – 14: Happy Birthday and Many Happy Returns

HTBS@10: Not Wimping Out – The HTBS 10th Anniversary Lunch

RRM@21 – 13: When Rodney met Elizabeth…

RRM@21 – 12: It’s all about Steve

RRM@21 – 10: Singular Boats

HTBS@10: For HTBS Types… and Maybe Some Others

RRM@21 – 9: Sugar and Spice

RRM@21 – 8: Five Fours to Fathom

RRM@21 – 7: Up Soochow Creek

RRM@21 – 6: Ocean Gig to Carbon Tiger

Learn How to Coach Your Crews to Olympic Success (Possibly)

RRM@21 – 5: Chancing upon the Glass Casket

RRM@21 – 4: Modeling the Museum

RRM@21 – 3: A Sketch in Time

RRM@21 – 2: Friends of Rowing History

RRM@21 – 1: Inspired in the USA

John Shore, a Good Bloke (and an exceptional photographer)
