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Leeds for the final: that's what the tortoise says.

• Authors : DAVIES, HUNTER

• Source: New Statesman. 2001, Vol. 130, Issue 4535, pages. 60

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Well, at least we can beat the world at writing clich[acute{e}]s.

• Authors : davies, HUNTER

• Source: New Statesman. 2000, Vol. 129, Issue 4493, pages. 61

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I'm a collector - all because I was frightened in the womb.

• Authors : davies, HUNTER

• Source: New Statesman. 1999, Vol. 128, Issue 4465, pages. 82

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The Fan.

• Authors : Davies, Hunter

Subjects: SOCCER tournaments; SPORTS brasENGLAND

• Source: New Statesman. 11/3/2017, Vol. 146 Issue 5391, p59-59. 3/4p.

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The fan.

• Authors : Davies, Hunter

• Source: New Statesman. 2013, Vol. 142, Issue 5151-5152, pages. 1

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This time, maybe this time: Hunter Davies was there in '66 (that's his ticket opposite). Now, eagerly if warily, he's plumping up the sofa for another great World Cup.

• Authors : Davies, Hunter

• Source: New Statesman. 2005, Vol. 134, Issue 4771, pages. 2

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It'll end in tears at England, 'Arry.

• Authors : Davies, Hunter

• Source: New Statesman. 2012, Vol. 141, Issue 5093, pages. 1

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There's no corner of any foreign field that is at all England.

• Authors : Davies, Hunter

• Source: New Statesman. 2011, Vol. 140, Issue 5080, pages. 1

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The bread and gruel of life is leavened by football for pudding.

• Authors : Davies, Hunter

• Source: New Statesman. 2011, Vol. 140, Issue 5075, pages. 1

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Profile: England - Oh why are Ingerland so bad? We used to excel at rugby, football and cricket. Now the whole world is better at them than us. So what went wrong, asks Hunter Davies.

• Authors : Davies, Hunter

• Source: The Independent on Sunday (London, England). 1999, pages. 27

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