Alan Pattullo is a Sports Writer at Yahoo Sports UK. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, including team sports, international sports leagues and federations, and sports tournaments, with a keen interest in the business side of sports. Alan's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, NewsNow.co.uk, The Scotsman, and MSN.
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Alan Pattullo's focus is primarily on local Scottish football, particularly regarding clubs like Celtic, Rangers, and Dundee. He seems to prefer expert commentary and event coverage related to these teams. If you have insights into the performances or strategies of these teams or key players, especially in relation to upcoming events or recent matches, your pitch could be relevant to his areas of interest.
Given his focus on local sports in Scotland, offering unique perspectives from coaches, players, or other insiders within this specific sporting community may increase the likelihood of engagement with Alan Pattullo.
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By: Alan Pattullo
SFA more relieved that Clarke has not been enticed away
By: Alan Pattullo
Ian Maxwell addresses the darker side of his job
By: Alan Pattullo
Dutchman still going strong as he prepares to make history with Curacao
By: Alan Pattullo
Hickey and Gannon-Doak have their minutes set in Curacao friendly
Roxburgh recalls Italia 90 – and hopes there’s no repeat in Boston opener against Haiti
By: Alan Pattullo
They were still talking about Kachloul long after he left Livingston
By: Alan Pattullo
Teenager shines as concerns grow over Gilmour fitness
By: Alan Pattullo
Scotland get the win and there are some good performances - but Gilmour injury is blow
By: Alan Pattullo
SFA president keen to ‘make hay while the sun shines on Scottish football’
By: Alan Pattullo
Mike Mulraney insists current head coach is ‘right man at right time’
