Chris Flanagan is a Digital Audience Content Editor at the Watford Observer and an Evening Anchor at DC News Now. He specializes in sports journalism, covering both individual and team sports, as well as health and wellness topics, including fitness and nutrition. Chris has been featured in various outlets, including Thisislocallondon, Boston 25 News, and Yahoo News UK.
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Chris Flanagan's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including crime reports and sports in Hertfordshire, Watford, and the United Kingdom. Pitches should aim to provide unique insights or first-hand accounts related to ongoing local events such as crimes, community activities, health matters or developments within local businesses.
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By: Marcus Alves, Matthew Ketchell, Jon Spurling, Chris Flanagan, Alex Reid, Mark White, Alex Hess, James Andrew, Seb Stafford-Bloor, Thore Haugstad, Declan Warrington
The 100 best football players who have ever lived: from Messi to Maradona, Cristiano to Cruyff and everyone in between
Six-foot eagles, warmongering Peace Prize winners and Lady Gaga on pens? It could be quite the summer…
By: Chris Flanagan, Joe Mewis
The Manchester City winger is set to be a key player for the Belgians this summer
Curacao hosted some of Haiti’s World Cup qualifiers – Scotland’s group-stageopponents haven’t been able to play games in their own country since 2021
FourFourTwo revisits the 26 biggest upsets the World Cup has ever produced as Cape Verde add themselves to the list
With 48 teams and more minnows than before, anything could happen this summer – as these previous shocks illustrate.
By: Matthew Ketchell, Chris Flanagan
First called up by Cape Verde via LinkedIn, the Shamrock Rovers defender may be the only Irish-born footballer at this World Cup. Spain down, Uruguay and Saudi Arabia await
By: Chris Flanagan, Joe Mewis
Ashley Cole's first tournament saw England defeat Argentina before falling to Brazil
By: Chris Flanagan, Joe Mewis
Doku worked under the former Manchester City skipper at Anderlecht
By: Chris Flanagan, Joe Mewis
England’s luck from the spot changed with a win over Colombia in the 2018 World Cup
