Alan Pattullo is a Sports Writer at Yahoo Sports UK. He covers a diverse range of topics within the realm of sports, including competitive and professional sports, international leagues, and tournaments, while also exploring the intersection of sports with arts and entertainment. 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.
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By: Alan Pattullo
Scotland boss staying off social media and determined to enjoy World Cup
By: Alan Pattullo
New book to chronicle the ‘many lives’ of three-time World Cup winner
By: Alan Pattullo
Scotland captain is walking yellow-card tightrope
By: Alan Pattullo
Manager would prefer to qualify in glory rather than wait it out
By: Alan Pattullo
Scotland captain is walking yellow-card tightrope Andy Robertson knows he is a respected member of the Scotland team as he homes in on 100 caps and edges ever nearer Kenny Dalglish's international record.
By: Alan Pattullo
A long night awaits Tartan Army once again in quest for glory
By: Alan Pattullo
3-0 defeat in Miami leaves Scotland relying on World Cup favours
By: Alan Pattullo
Head coach lauds fans - and reminds nation that players got them there
Scotland now set for a surreal 48 hours in North Carolina The nightmare scenario was finishing last in a group containing the lowest-ranked team in the tournament.
By: Alan Pattullo
Head coach lauds fans - and reminds nation that players got them there Steve Clarke struggled to hide his emotions as he processed Scotland almost certainly falling short at a World Cup again.
