I first met Paul Johnston when I was living in Athens; 2004 I think it was, in the […]
Category Archive: Greece
On November 25, 1942, a combined operation between British special forces and the various factions of the Greek […]
I am going to make a confession. When I was a kid growing up I used to read […]
One day I will get around to writing a short history of Greek rugby. It will be littered […]
It is rare, even after more than 20 years of writing about international sport, that I have felt […]
Boxing loves a comeback, the high drama of the scarred and weary warrior clambering through the ropes in […]
Athens. Friday morning. Five am. The night sky is black, no hint of dawn but already there is […]
It wasn’t gold but it was a medal nonetheless; it didn’t have the hometown glamour of Bradley Wiggins […]
Turn on the television news and what do you see? Death and destruction; blood and tears. The World […]
Greece loves a drama, the more melodramatic the better. In Athens, and I am sure in all parts […]
