Dean Wilkins is an Author at various platforms, focusing on sports and competitive sports. His expertise spans team sports, international sports leagues and federations, as well as major league sports, highlighting the dynamic nature of the sports business. Dean's work has been featured in The Mag, The National News, and Yahoo Sports.
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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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A moment in time for Alexander Isak, Eddie Howe and the Newcastle United owners.
By: Dean Wilkins
Match ratings and comments on all NUFC players following Newcastle United 1 Bournemouth 2 in the Premier League.
The critics have a field day, as huge new Eddie Howe blunder exposed at Newcastle United.
By: Dean Wilkins
Looking ahead to Saturday, this Newcastle United starting eleven can get us back in business against Brighton.
Could this be Newcastle United? So many wins, So many goals, So much misery.
The truth is, you can forgive a lot with PSG and Bayern Munich.
Here you go, William Osula a better striker than Alexander Isak, the proof?
You know what, this 2026 FA Cup Final just doesn’t feel right.
By: Dean Wilkins
Fabian Schar and Florian Lejeune were two cracking Rafa Benitez signings for Newcastle United. Mike Ashley making life so difficult after promotion, refusing to honour promises made to Rafa that he would be properly supported in the transfer market.
By: Dean Wilkins
The 2025/26 Premier League season was a very strange one. My take on it was that you had four teams that were good to very good.
