George Caulkin is a Football Writer at The Times. He has been reporting on football in the North East of England since 1994, focusing on the dynamics of competitive sports and the business aspects surrounding them. His work has also been featured in The New York Times, The Athletic, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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George Caulkin's articles predominantly cover sports, with a focus on football and specific teams like Newcastle United. His work frequently involves event coverage, expert commentary, and announcements related to football matches, player performances, and team management.
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By: George Caulkin
Gordon has been an unused substituted in Newcastle's last two matches against Brighton & Hove Albion and Nottingham Forest.
By: George Caulkin
Kieran Trippier arrived at a Newcastle United threatened by relegation. He leaves with a trophy drought ended and the club transformed
By: Roshane Thomas, Chris Waugh, George Caulkin
Newcastle United won their final home game of the season to put West Ham on the brink of relegation.
By: George Caulkin
Whether it was a failure of preparation, execution or nerve hardly matters. West Ham showed themselves to be a mediocre team
By: George Caulkin, Chris Waugh
The ownership is willing to dilute its current 85 per cent shareholding and has been approached by possible investors.
By: George Caulkin
The 34-year-old's current deal is due to expire this summer and, until recently, the expectation has been that he would leave Tyneside.
By: George Caulkin
The Premier League's in-form striker is beautiful chaos. In the space of a year he has gone from Newcastle's fourth- to first-choice forward
By: George Caulkin
The sale of Alexander Isak last season, and the hurry to replace him, set the tone for a season in which Newcastle have badly underperformed
By: George Caulkin, Ben Burrows
The new terms will tie the 20-year-old academy graduate down at St James' Park until 2032.
By: Pol Ballús, Conor O'Neill, Laurie Whitwell, George Caulkin
Analysing Anthony Gordon's impending move to Barcelona - what it means for the player, his new club, Newcastle, Marcus Rashford and Man Utd
