Andy Lines is a Chief Reporter at the Daily Mirror. He covers a diverse range of topics including competitive sports, professional sports, and issues surrounding crime and justice, with a particular focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Mirror, Daily Record, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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By: Andy Lines
The shirts David Beckham' wore during the game when he was sent off as England captain are being auctioned.
By: Andy Lines
The Agyeman family, from Yorkshire, Mexico and Massachusets, represent the best of the Three Lions support at the World Cup - and spoke to the Mirror ahead of the Ghana game
By: Andy Lines
They are an English family who sum up exactly what it means to be Three Lions supporters. And the Agyeman family represent what's great about football and the World Cup.
By: Jeremy Armstrong, Andy Lines
Every single England supporter has a story to tell about their respective journeys to the United States
By: Andy Lines, Matthew Neschis
One of Boston's most popular bars closed down Tuesday morning as 100 English fans waited in line to enter the establishment ahead of England's World Cup match against Ghana
By: Andy Lines
Jacob Allmendinger, from North Ferriby, East Yorkshire, saved for his house deposit for five years but made the call to postpone getting on the property ladder for the World Cup trip instead
By: Kirstie Mccrum, Andy Lines
Jacob Allmendinger, 21, saved for years with the dream of one day owning a home, but decided instead to take grandad Geoff on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure
By: Andy Lines
The Scotland superfan who flew to the United States to watch his team lose 3-0 on a TV screen insists the trip was worth “every penny”
By: Andy Lines
Gary Stempel, born to an English mother and who lived in England for nearly 30 years, looks ahead to Panama's clash with the Three Lions which takes place on Saturday
By: Jeremy Armstrong, Jeremy Cross, Andy Lines, Patrick Austen-Hardy
Germany and Ecuador will face each other in their final group match, but elsewhere, other World Cup matches may be disrupted by lightning
