Dean Wilkins is a journalist for The National News and The Mag, covering a wide range of topics including travel, food, entertainment, and sports. With a knack for capturing the essence of experiences and providing insightful reviews, Dean's articles offer readers a unique perspective on various aspects of life in the UAE and beyond.
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Dean Wilkins' coverage predominantly focuses on sports-related content, including reviews and announcements. He may be interested in interviews or commentary related to sports events, athlete performances, or managerial decisions within the sporting world. When reaching out to Dean, consider offering insights into game analysis, player performance evaluation, or broader trends within the sports industry. While his geographic focus is not specified, he seems to cover a variety of international topics relating to sports.
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Bruno Guimaraes to be on the bench at Molineux, sounds like sacrilege.
It has been an ‘interesting’ start to the season for Newcastle United.
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A question of trust for Newcastle United fans
Instant fan / writer reaction from some of our regular contributors on The Mag.
One false move and disaster - Newcastle United Monopoly
Looking at this Newcastle team v Chelsea. Eddie Howe and his players looking to bounce back from that defeat to Brighton. The last three Premier League matches have seen two goals conceded and one…
What a story - Eddie Howe recovery from Darlington setback has been extraordinary
By: Dean Wilkins
A few indispensable ingredients are imported and handled with care for an authentic experience – which doesn't include smashed plates, thankfully
You may have read about how the Newcastle United owners ‘could’ be forced to sell the club.
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