
Tag: Chris Dodd


Maltese Cross Oars

P to M On Couch And Box

Following The Boat Races Through The Years

The Greatest Rowing Stories

May Time V

Ilex RC: A Forgotten Club Occupying A Forgotten Place In Rowing History

In The Wake Of The Stewards

Chris Medals

A Peer Stranger Than Fiction

Alan Burrough: Gin and Bear It

The 2022 HTBS Numbers

Blues, Brown, Boris, Bruce and Buccaneers in the Boat Race, Part II

Blues, Brown, Boris, Bruce and Buccaneers in the Boat Race, Part I

Rowing in Verse and Worse

Pocock 8: Searching for Your You of You’s…

Rowing is a Funny Old Game

Eamonn McCabe: Three Lives Through The Lens

The 2022 European Rowing Championships: In the Wake of History

Pocock 7: Golden Gateway to Helsinki

The Red Lake or the Lake of the Gods

Pocock: Playing at Home

Smoke and Mirrors at the Royal Regatta

Henley’s Semi-Saturday

Pocock in Berlin: The Best of Times, The Worst of Times

The Feathers: A Forgotten Centre of Early British Rowing. Part I: Preamble

The Boat Race Comes Home

Rowing Boeing

Hadaway Harry Will Return

Invention: One Mother (Necessity) But Many Fathers

Gordon Bennett!*

Messing about on the River

It’s a Great Art

The Wisdom of Pocock

Barnes Bridge: In Life, Sport and Art

A Star in the East

New Year’s Letter

Exit the ‘Rowing Guy’

Another Boatload of Mos

Aquatic Oddballs in Britain’s Biography

Dear Sir Steve, please follow the mantra…

Rosewell of the Times

“Crossy” in the Hot Seat

Art and the Pro-Am Divide

Rachel Quarrell: The Woman on the Spot

Doug Melvin: The Champion’s Champion

A Metaphor for the Manchester Guardian

The Sport of Rowing – Now on World Rowing

A Silver Lining for a Blue Cloud?

Cambridge Hone Home Waters Their Way

Yes, But What Do They Actually Do?

Alf: The Twinn Who Was One Of A Kind

Matt Smith is Leaving World Rowing at the End of 2021

The Crew That Makes The Boat Sing

Maurice Phelps: Chronicler of the Dynasty

Stuck in the Toffs’ Pigeon Hole

Simon Crosse: London RC’s Architect Dies

Colin Porter: A Rebel with a Cause

Jurgen Grobler on 50 Years in the Coaching Launch

Paul Kölliker: The Two-Metre Swiss Scribe

Dick, Gray, Eton, Freddy, Steve and two Elliotts: Or Never Judge an Oarsman

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
