Barry Glendenning is a journalist based in Brixton, known for his work with The Guardian and Yahoo Sports UK. With a focus on football, Barry covers a variety of topics including match analysis, team performance, and controversial issues within the sport. His articles have also been featured in publications such as The Irish Times and Irish Examiner.
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Barry Glendenning's coverage predominantly focuses on football, particularly the Premier League and specific clubs such as Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City. He seems to be heavily engaged in event coverage and reviews related to football matches.
Given his focus on specific teams and matches, he would likely respond well to pitches offering expert analysis of ongoing games or recent events involving these teams. Providing unique insights into team strategies or player performances during high-stakes games may pique his interest.
Since Barry doesn't seem restricted by a geographic focus, relevant insights from any location about the football topics he covers could be appealing for him.
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In today’s Football Daily: Immortality awaits after another wild night of action
By: Taha Hashim, Barry Glendenning
All the latest news before the penultimate weekend of the Premier League season Live feed Right then, that's enough from my end.
By: Max Rushden, Barry Glendenning, Danielle Stephens, Will Unwin, Joel Grove
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Dan Bardell and Will Unwin to review the penultimate weekend in the Premier League, discuss Manchester United’s FA Cup triumph, Celtic’s win over Rangers, and more
By: Barry Glendenning
Barry Glendenning · 10 min read In this article: Wayne Rooney Liquid in Manchester and London, earlier.
In today’s Football Daily: A damp squib and a warm triumph on the same day
By: Joel Grove, Danielle Stephens, Barry Glendenning, Max Rushden, Jonathan Wilson
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Wilson and Robyn Cowen as Manchester City go top of the Premier League ahead of the final round of fixtures.
By: Barry Glendenning
In today’s Football Daily: a decidedly weird affair affair at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
By: Barry Glendenning
STRANGER THINGS? Whether it was the eerie silence occasionally punctuated by half-hearted chants of disparagement at the expense of Arsenal
By: John Brewin, Phil Maynard, Max Rushden, Barry Glendenning, Joel Grove
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nedum Onuoha and John Brewin as Manchester United and Chelsea get important wins in their hunt for European football next season
By: Barry Glendenning
In today’s Football Daily: Wolves left howling at video assistant referees
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