James Nottage, Author at Cherwell

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James Nottage wonders how to stay in touch with the world of sport in the Bubble

‘Sorry guys, the game’s off’

James Nottage discusses the most annoying moment in the life of a college sportsperson: match cancellation

View From A Blue: Samson Egerton

James Nottage gets an insight into Samson Egerton's life as Blues scrum-half.

A Sporting Mid-Life Crisis

As our Olympic summer draws to a close, James Nottage reflects on how our relationship with the sports we love changes with age.

More to the Games than just Usain

James Nottage takes a look at some of London 2012's hidden sporting gems.

Tour de France: a real bore? Think again!

James Nottage rates Bradley Wiggins' chances at this year's Tour de France and what is making the Tour so captivating.

It’s not over ’til it’s over

James Nottage looks over the term we've had and what's left to come this summer

Interview: Boris Becker

James Nottage interviews titan of tennis Boris Becker about his past and what the future holds for the men’s game

Summer Eights 2012: Friday

James Nottage gathers up the goings-on of the penultimate day of Eights

Axle to grind for Oxford

James Nottage reports on a dominant Cambridge’s success in the Varsity road race

Summer Eights 2012: Thursday

James Nottage rounds up the second day of racing on The Isis

Varsity Ice Hockey

Tabs thoroughly crushed in icy March encounter at Oxford ice rink

All going swimmingly for the Blues

James Nottage watches OUSC record a record breaking Varsity victory in the Iffley Road pool

Cup runneth half-empty

James Nottage looks at the problems with postponement and match-throwing gamesmanship facing the rugby Cuppers competition

The toughest job in world sport

With all the current talk about the 'poisoned chalice' of the England job, James Nottage takes a look at a position that really separates the men from the boys

Rugby League snatch defeat from the jaws of victory

James Nottage watches OURLFC let a half-time lead slip, as they host UWIC at a blustery University Parks

B-ballers come close, but no cigar

James Nottage beats the frost while watching Oxford University Basketball Seconds take on their Light Blue rivals at a humid Iffley Road

Darren Clarke for Sports Personality of the Year

James Nottage explains why a nice guy shouldn't finish last

Review: Ladysmith Black Mambazo at the New Theatre

The South African troupe prove that age is just a number as they bring energy and virtuosity to the stage

Mambazo are on a mission

Cherwell chats with Albert Mazibuko, one of the original members of Ladysmith Black Mambazo

Admissions tutoring proves that money beats merit

SU abolishes the role of president

SU President resigns to speak out against ‘institutional malpractice’

In defence of the History Admissions Test

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