Daniel Storey is the Chief Football Writer at The i Paper. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing primarily on the Premier League, EFL, the England national team, and the European game, while also touching on broader themes such as sports business and cultural events. Daniel's work has been featured in BioRxiv, The i Paper, and MSN.
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Daniel Storey's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and the Premier League. He seems to be interested in providing expert commentary, analysis of events, and making announcements related to football. If you have expertise in the Premier League or specific football teams such as Manchester United or Liverpool, offering insights into team performance or player dynamics could be valuable for his articles.
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Germany haven't won a knockout World Cup match since 2014 - they are fading into mediocrity
By: Daniel Storey
In the least surprising news of all time, there is probably going to be more football. The game’s determination to eat itself in the name of big revenue, not to mention pushing the physical wellbeing of players like some mad Buckaroo experiment, is unmatched. Gianni Infantino, Fifa’s president, has conceded that he is examining an expansion to 64 teams for the next World Cup. Is it worth even feigning shock for effect? The 48-team World Cup was only ever a placeholder, another step along the road to a World Cup every day in every country just so long as the […]
Watching Lionel Messi play has changed my life. Each time it is a privilege and each time could now be my last. He is everything to football. ATLANTA, GA – It was four hours before kick-off in Houston and Messi fever already offered the impression of a religious festival. An enterprising local sold massive signs of the great man’s face. I chatted to a guy who has four Messi tattoos and it’s only the ones on his legs that I was interested in seeing. A flurry of Argentinean broadcasters conducted interviews at 8am and barked the name of their king […]
I will be haunted by the last half an hour of England's World Cup semi-final for years
NEW YORK — The great hope, freely shared by England’s departing manager at the time, was that the Gareth Southgate era would be the start of something not the end. In the aftermath of this major tournament exit, in these circumstances, that is a fanciful notion. Something has been lost and it has been replaced by bitterness. The fear now is not that England will lose finals, as they did twice under Southgate, but that they won’t reach them again. This World Cup opened up: none of DR Congo, Mexico, Norway were ranked in the world’s top 15. England had […]
Why will nobody in power realise that football is supposed to be the star turn at a football match?
Daniel Storey: My mum got me into football. When I was five, my parents had divorced and it was me and her. But over time that bond drifted apart... until Messi changed everything
A star-studded attack means Harry Kane narrowly misses out
The best time to get rid of Fifa's president was yesterday - the game's future is at stake
York City love the chaos - but will the chaos love them back in the Football League?
