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The row continues... A very uncivil war Eddie Butler on the continuing fall out between the management and players on the Lions' tour. Letters Lions Scapegoatgate How Henry hung Healey out to dry Eddie Butler: Look, it wasn't Austin. It was I. Each and every word in the Austin Healey columns over six weeks in The Guardian and The Observer was written by me. The true crime is publishing boring columns, not honest ones Who would you rather read? An anarchic talent Austin Healey's Observer columns Stunning triumph for the hand of plod Great day, eh? I can't tell you what's been worst, the back, the Test or the shoeing yours truly has had out here for what I wrote on Friday morning. First test: it was unbelievable Second test: it hurts, it really hurts Sick game - and they call us dirty Piling up the points after asthma attack Lions lose series Lions left in the cold as Aussies win endgame So, no fairy tale. That would have been asking too much of a tour built on cold analysis, cold reality and, unfortunately, cold shoulder. Johnson desolate, Macqueen chaired off How the Lions rated The Australian viewpoint The frosty regime of hermit Henry The prints of darkness Aussies level series Macqueen keeps Aussies keen with retirement announcement No complacency: Aussies asked to win it to end Rod Macqueen's reign. Wounded Wallabies silence Lions roar How the Lions rated Rock solid - at last Lions still a waste of time says Probyn First test triumph Sea of red celebrates Lions' day of wonder Robinson leads and O'Driscoll follows to shock Australia, as Lions triumph 29-13. Aussie view: Champions on canvas Black days for grumpy tourists Dawson's showdown Austin Healey: Player's view Eddie Butler Big game hunters OSM, June 2001: Even in these professional times, a lions tour remains the pinnacle for British rugby union players. Eddie Butler, a former tourist himself, reflects on the enduring magic, while four of this summer's tourists explain what the trip to Australia means to them. Stepford wives, snakebites and gallows humour Black days for grumpy tourists My best tour effort since kicking a spectator in 1983 The squad Careers hang in balance In the third minute of the first half of the first Test, the Lions sent the ball to Jason Robinson and the little winger scored a try that set in motion a most amazing half of rugby. How can... The lions beat Australia in Australia Jason's God-given gift Put your shirt on giant Johnson Silent Kiwi holds key
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