Simon Lewis' final Winter Olympics blog
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Simon Lewis' Winter Olympics blog
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Simon Lewis' Winter Olympics blog
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Patriotism, often considered the preserve of those vulgar neighbours to the south of the 49th Parallel, has broken out in abundance in Vancouver, writes Simon Lewis.
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Destiny ensured the New Orleans Saints picked apart the well-oiled Manning machine in last night's Super Bowl, writes Simon Lewis
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Simon Lewis is happier for the New Orleans Saints than he is sorry for the demise of an NFL legend
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As an injured, ill and half-dressed David Beckham looked up from the chair in front of his locker as the Los Angeles Galaxy dressing room doors were opened to the media on Sunday night in Seattle, you could not help but feel a little sorry for the fella.
It's not often that one feels inclined to sy...
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Simon Lewis posts his second letter from Seattle on the eve of David Beckham's bow in the MLS Cup final
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The sun came out in Seattle on Friday afternoon, not five minutes after Landon Donovan and David Beckham had expressed their pure and undying love for each other.
I'm not saying the two incidents were connected but in a city that has seen constant rain for the past week here in America's Pacific no...
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I sit here at my laptop almost completely Ngog, sorry agog. Not from watching baseball's World Series between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies, though that is developing into a compelling spectacle.
No, for once, it is an advert between the innings that has me gripped in a strange...
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