Bob Holmes is a Sports Writer at various esteemed publications. He specializes in writing and speaking about sports, particularly focusing on team sports and competitive sports disciplines. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Smithsonian Magazine, The Boston Globe, and Scientific American, among others.
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Bob Holmes predominantly covers local government, community events, and sports in Woburn, Massachusetts. He focuses on town management, community developments, and local elections.
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A reality check, but Arsenal could yet salvage EPL’s reputation with wonder boy Dowman.
Bob Holmes It's just as well that Mo Salah found a bit more gold to ensure that his legacy will always glitter.
A village boy, whom neither Mourinho nor Klopp initially rated, became a Liverpool great and deserves his royal sendoff.
City’s rebuild is more advanced than Liverpool’s, but don’t rule out Salah in the big game.
Bob Holmes Another Man City-Liverpool blockbuster? No longer a title decider, this fixture always has a lot riding on it, and Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final (7.45pm in Malaysia) is no exception.
No one is safe as relegation dogfight looks set to go to the wire.
Top managers take a bow as EPL’s gravy train is unstoppable.
A semi-serious look back on the EPL season with a few gripes amid the awards.
For the 2026 World Cup to be remembered for its football, it will have to be spectacular; the players are.
‘El Tri’ beat South Africa in the opening World Cup match, offering fans a brief escape from the tensions gripping Mexico City.
