A Column by Len Johnson


 
Len Johnson was The Melbourne Age athletics writer for over 20 years, covering five Olympics, 10 world championships and five Commonwealth Games. He is the author of The Landy Era, From Nowhere to the Top of the World, and a former national class distance runner (2.19.32 marathon) who trained with Chris Wardlaw and Robert de Castella.  

Call me when the season starts: By Len Johnson
February 3, 2012
Benita into the light, Forrest in twilight zone: By Len Johnson
January 28, 2012
Time to finish dixie’s Olympic race: By Len Johnson
January 20, 2012

More than 10 hurdles to jump: By Len Johnson
January 8, 2012
I stubbed my toe on a rock: By Len Johnson
January 2, 2012
Headlines we like to see: A column by Len Johnson
December 25, 2011

When the world’s best met at lake oval: By Len Johnson
December 16, 2011
Sometimes, life is meant to be easy: By Len Johnson
December 9, 2011
All I want for Christmas: A Column By Len Johnson
December 2, 2011
Counting the numbers: A Column By Len Johnson
November 25, 2011




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