Daniel Caw is a Sports Writer at Glasgow Live and Daily Record. He specializes in competitive sports, focusing primarily on team sports and their dynamics. Daniel's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Glasgow Live, Daily Record, Yahoo News UK, and MSN.
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Daniel Caw's local focus on Scotland and coverage of sports, particularly football, suggests that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to Scottish football events and news. Additionally, his emphasis on event coverage indicates a preference for timely announcements regarding upcoming matches or developments within the Scottish football scene.
Given his interest in photography as evident from "In Pictures" articles, Daniel may also be open to pitches highlighting unique visual stories or photo essays related to sports events or behind-the-scenes insights into local teams like Celtic and Rangers.
If you have press releases or story ideas related to major sporting events involving Scottish teams such as Celtic and Rangers, sharing them with Daniel could lead to potential coverage.
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By: Daniel Caw
The Terrors ruthlessly refused to hold back after inflicting another defeat on Celtic's French manager
Daniel Caw & Ben Banks It's been a year of high-drama in Scottish football and there's even been some German flavour ahead of three dates with destiny.
Daniel Caw Another 12 months has flown by in the blink of an eye - but how well do you remember the sporting year?
By: Daniel Caw
Are you up to the task of taking on the Record Sport bigwigs?
Daniel Caw How much of 2025's major sporting events can you remember? The sporting calendar has come to a close and it's been another sporting
By: Daniel Caw
Martin O'Neill and his players are back in action at Celtic Park this weekend as the Hoops continue their preparations for the new Premiership campaign.
The Jambos travel to Austria in their quest to qualify for the Champions League proper
By: Daniel Caw
The dust has barely settled following the World Cup Final but, for Hearts at least, club football is well and truly back - as the Jambos start their 2026/27 campaign with an absolutely crucial Champions League qualifying tie.
