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.
Given Daniel's national focus on the United Kingdom, pitches should highlight UK-based perspectives or developments within British football leagues. Also consider angles that analyze team strategies and performances based on recent matches or upcoming events in the world of soccer.
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The external debt is rising, so the Burnley bounce must continue to avoid worrying questions
By: Daniel Storey
Everybody is angry - it’s exhausting
Daniel Storey picks out the weaknesses and empty spaces in all 20 squads
The stark reality is no one knows when, or where, Leicester's freefall ends
Peter Cklamovski speaks exclusively to The i Paper about his extraordinary journey to League Two - and why his reign is going to be worth watching
Suffocating opening night win over Coventry showed that Arsenal might not even need to improve to defend their Premier League crown
By: Daniel Storey
Daniel Storey: The Score is back and it's been revamped for the new season
West Ham are forever five games from crisis - but this one feels more significant than befor
Xabi Alonso has three players who can win Chelsea the title - and one who won't
Leeds have become quite boring - and that’s a huge compliment
