Daniel Schofield is a rugby reporter for The Telegraph, with his work also appearing in various other publications such as Yahoo Sports, The Sydney Morning Herald, and the Irish Independent. With a focus on rugby, Daniel provides analysis, interviews, and predictions, offering unique insights into the sport.
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Daniel's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly rugby, with an emphasis on news and events related to specific teams and players. His articles also include legal policy regulation themes.
Given his focus on event coverage and legal policy in the context of sports, he may be interested in pitches that provide insight into recent developments or trends within the rugby world. This could include discussions around player transfers, team performances, or legal issues affecting the sport.
As Daniel's geographic focus is not specified but one of his article titles mentions "England Rugby," it might be beneficial to tailor pitches by highlighting insights related to English rugby while keeping a broader international perspective in mind due to the global nature of rugby.
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By: daniel schofield
Tom Curry is adamant that England's players should shoulder responsibility for their habit of falling away in the final quarter rather than head coach Steve Borthwick.
By: daniel schofield
Growing up, Joe El-Abd never wanted to be a rugby player, let alone a coach. His first love was football and he was good too.
By: Daniel Schofield
The remarkable career arc of a rejected footballer who went from ‘not having picked up a rugby ball’ to being Steve Borthwick’s defence guru
By: daniel schofield
To say that Joe Schmidt's selection to face England is out of character is somewhat of an understatement.
By: daniel schofield
England succumbed to a second successive defeat of their Autumn International campaign in a pulsating match at Twickenham. Chandler Cunningham-South and Ollie Sleightholme both scored twice and Maro Itoje's late try looked to have won it for the hosts only for Max Jorgensen to break English hearts with a thrilling try in added time.
England captain Jamie George condemned his team's “unacceptable” defensive performance in their 42-37 defeat by Australia , admitting they thought the game was won after the opening 20 minutes.
Six or more burly men grappling and wrestling their way forward an inch at a time in one big sweaty mass as a guttural chant of ‘heave' echoes around the stadium: this is as close to Steve Borthwick's vision of rugby porn as you can get.
Once a strong point for Steve Borthwick’s team, the maul has become less effective for England
By: Daniel Schofield, Charles Richardson
England head coach will likely rejig his back line for the Springboks match as he hopes to end a run of four defeats
By: Daniel Schofield
A blow by blow account of the unresolved falling-out in Paris that continues to stoke the rivalry between England and South Africa
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