Alan Swann is a sports editor at the Peterborough Telegraph, focusing on local sports news and events in the Peterborough area. With a passion for sports, Alan covers a wide range of topics including football, transfer news, and local team performances.
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Alan Swann's articles extensively cover local sports, particularly football in the Peterborough area. He focuses on event coverage and evolving stories related to football matches and events involving local teams. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to updates about local football clubs, player interviews from these teams, or any unique stories revolving around the Peterborough sports scene.
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By: Alan Swann
Peterborough United delivered another ‘demolition derby’ display at the Weston Homes Stadium on Saturday as they battered Cambridge United 6-1.
By: Alan Swann
Cambridge United boss Garry Monk felt a 6-1 win for Peterborough United didn’t accurately reflect the League One fixture at the Weston Homes Stadium on Saturday.
By: Alan Swann
Peterborough United hat-trick hero Kwame Poku admits he’s currently living in dreamland.
By: Alan Swann
Peterborough Sports have beaten National League North play-off contenders twice in five days.
By: Alan Swann
David Ajiboye went straight into the York City starting line-up following his short-term loan move from Peterborough United.
By: Alan Swann
Peterborough United are rewriting the usual script for local derby games.
By: Alan Swann
We couldn’t let a 6-1 thrashing of Cambridge United pass without getting a reaction from the Peterborough United fans.
By: Alan Swann
Peterborough United won’t get an immediate chance to build on Saturday’s 6-1 thrashing of Cambridge United.
By: Alan Swann
Peterborough Sports joint-boss Michael Gash praised the togetherness of a new-look team as they claimed a second impressive scalp in five days of National League North action.
By: Alan Swann
Peterborough United Women lost top spot in National Midlands Division One after suffering a cruel first defeat of the season at Leafield Athletic.
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