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• Must we really talk about Kevin?

  Nov 30 2008:

  Review: Kevin Keegan by Ian Ridley
  This book ultimately suffers because of the lack of new material and insight, says Tim Lewis

• The week in books

  Nov 29 2008:

  The fine art of sporting memoir; more Bad Sex; and bands' literary inspirations

• Trescothick scores William Hill sports book victory

  Nov 24 2008:

  'Taboo-breaking' memoir takes £20,000 prize for retired England batsman

• Cold comforts

  Nov 22 2008:

  Review: The Snow Tourist by Charlie English and Two Planks and a Passion by Roland Huntford
  Jonathan Trigell dons his snowshoes to join two ice fanatics

• World Cup conflict

  Nov 16 2008:

  Review: The Fighter by Tim Parks
  A collection of lively and thought provoking essays, says Alexandra Masters

• You win some, you lose some

  Nov 16 2008:

  Review: Can We Have Our Balls Back, Please? by Julian Norridge
  A lighthearted history asks if the British love of games puts us on the back foot, says Emma John

• Golf: The Cure for a Grumpy Old Man

  Nov 8 2008:

  Review: Golf: The Cure for a Grumpy Old Man by Peter Alliss
  Finding happiness is easy if you know exactly what you want, but is golf really the cure-all, asks Sue Arnold

• Murakami out of the running for William Hill award

  Oct 30 2008:

  The award-winning Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami has failed to make the shortlist for the William Hill sports book of the year

• Arsenal's young guns hit an easy six with Vela and Wilshere running riot

  Sep 24 2008:

  Carlos Vela scored a hat-trick as Arsenal's youngsters thrashed Sheffield United 6-0

• Down and out in India and Oz

  Sep 14 2008:

  Review: Coming Back to Me by Marcus Trescothick
  The former England cricketer's struggle with depression dominates his vivid autobiography says Vic Marks

• When Nelson had a ball

  Aug 31 2008:

  Review: Playing the enemy by John Carlin
  South Africa's victory in the 1995 Rugby World Cup final was the defining moment for the birth of a new nation

• Winning? That's so un-English

  Aug 17 2008:

  Review: Cricket, Lovely Cricket by Lawrence Booth
  Despite the aberration of regaining the Ashes in 2005, amiable incompetence remains the norm for our cricketers says Peter Wilby

• Battle of the boatmen

  Aug 16 2008:

  Review: The Last Amateurs by Mark de Rond
  Daniel Topolski relives the intense pressure of the varsity race that strives for Olympian levels

• The write track

  Aug 2 2008:

  As the world limbers up for the Olympics, Mark Lawson sprints through sport in fiction - from The Pickwick Papers to this year's hit, Netherland. Authors recommend their favourite sporting books

• Reading Comics

  Aug 1 2008:

  Review: Reading Comics by Douglas Wolk Today it seems as though everyone is reading them

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