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The Colombian national team is the revelation of the 2014 World Cup. And, in its free-spirited abandon, their footballing mirrors their literature, argues Teddy Cutler…
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Group Dynamics: World Cup Profiles, vol. iv
As England prepare to face Italy, Teddy Cutler brings the final edition of his World Cup group analyses.
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Group Dynamics: World Cup Profiles, vol. iii
France’s manager Didier Deschamps is more Ruth Rendell than John Banville, while Lionel Messi’s runs with the football resemble the western coastline of Norway. Teddy Cutler brings the penultimate instalment ...
Group Dynamics: World Cup Profiles, vol. ii
Teddy Cutler casts his eye over Groups C and D of the 2014 World Cup.
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Group Dynamics: World Cup Profiles, vol. i
As the World Cup approaches, our sportswriter Teddy Cutler profiles the groups, with his characteristic caustic flair. First up: Groups A and B.
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This Sporting Life: The Problem of the Coach on Screen
Tough-talking rabble rousers; family men; incorrigible moralisers. Why can’t Hollywood get the sports coach right, asks Teddy Cutler…
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This Sporting Life: Tennis as Metaphorical Experience
Tennis is conversation. Tennis is love. Tennis is chance. Is there any sport with more metaphorical heft? Teddy Cutler casts his net over an emblematic sport, with help from David ...
This Sporting Life: Ring of Fire
A hit in sport should be metaphorical: scoring a run; hitting an ace. That’s why Teddy Cutler doesn’t watch boxing – because the blows are all too real.
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This Sporting Life: The Games of Summer
The reappearance of cricket and baseball after a winter’s hibernation heralds the first distant, yet unmistakeable cry of summer. Teddy Cutler argues that, as seasonal games, they are cast in ...
This Sporting Life: The Ultimate Short-Term Activity
The UN is warning of inexorable climate change; a plane is missing without a trace; Russia has annexed Crimea. What role does sport play in a world like this?
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This Sporting Life: Lines of Beauty
The Six Nations rugby tournament ended this Saturday. It’s perfectly valid to judge it by the facts – but, for Teddy Cutler, the real way to judge it is through ...
This Sporting Life: The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Cyclist
Forget the tragic heroes and scheming villains of world literature. When it comes to humanity’s sheer capacity for suffering, argues Teddy Cutler, no one can beat the cyclist…
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This Sporting Life: Frontier Games
In the new column This Sporting Life, Teddy Cutler looks at the world of sport and picks apart its greater meaning. In Frontier Games, he watches the Super Bowl and ...









