
Writing
Alongside my books, I enjoy writing articles about football, travel, community and whatever else catches my interest. Writing gives me an opportunity to explore ideas, share experiences and occasionally challenge conventional thinking.

The White Hart Review
The White Hart Review is an independent online publication I founded to give a voice to Tottenham Hotspur supporters from around the world. It features articles, opinions and personal stories from a growing group of contributors, each bringing their own experiences and perspectives.
As editor, I enjoy providing a place where Spurs supporters can share their stories, express their views and find an audience.
On various subjects...
Over the years, I've written about a wide range of subjects, drawing on my professional experience, personal interests and the occasional passing observation. Here are a few pieces that reflect that variety.

ENGINEERING
The Art of the Possible
Published in the CIBSE journal, this article explores the transformation of Sydney's historic 50 Martin Place into Macquarie Group's headquarters, and the engineering challenges involved in bringing new life to a landmark building.

LEADERSHIP
Are your staff fans or players?
Drawing on my experience in business and my passion for football, I explore the difference between employees who simply do their jobs and those who feel genuinely invested in their organisations.

SPORT
Silverstone 2023
Our first British Grand Prix offered plenty to observe beyond the racing. From park-and-ride buses and eye-wateringly expensive merchandise to toilet queues and the inevitable Max Verstappen victory, I reflect on a memorable day at Silverstone with Tracy — with a little more enthusiasm than expertise.

COMEDY
Jet: An Eastern Suburbs Scandal
A satirical tale of a thoroughbred racehorse, his three thoroughly objectionable owners and an unfortunate choice of name. Set against the privileged world of Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, it's a story of vanity, pretension and a horse determined to have the last laugh.