Graeme Macpherson is a digital sports journalist based in Glasgow, Scotland. He has written for various publications including Yahoo Sports UK, The Scotsman, The Times, and The Scottish Sun. Graeme specializes in covering local sports events and providing in-depth analysis and commentary on football matches in the UK, particularly focusing on teams in Glasgow.
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Graeme's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, particularly football. He predominantly covers events and incorporates expert commentary into his articles. This suggests that he is likely to respond well to pitches offering unique insights or interviews with players, coaches, or other experts involved in the local sports scene.
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By: Graeme Macpherson
Rangers manager reacts to semi-final win over Motherwell
By: Graeme Macpherson
Rangers defeat Motherwell at Hampden to set up final against Celtic
When an injury-ravaged Scotland battled their way to a goalless draw against Ukraine in Poland to seal promotion to Nations League A, the Tartan Army celebrated long into the night.
By: Graeme Macpherson
DARCY GRAHAM has been ruled out of Scotland's match with South Africa at Murrayfield on Sunday.
By: Graeme Macpherson
Darcy Graham has been ruled out of Scotland's clash with world champions South Africa at Murrayfield on Sunday.
By: Graeme Macpherson
TWO years on from his Scotland debut, Jack Dempsey has no regrets. Or maybe just one.
That elusive victory over one of rugby's major powerhouses continues to feel like a mirage in the desert for Scotland.
By: Graeme Macpherson
Andy Murray’s retirement has left a massive void in Scottish tennis and Ewen Lumsden is keen to be part of the equation when it comes to trying to…
By: Graeme Macpherson
Stafford McDowall captains a new-look Scotland side featuring 14 changes against Portugal with three players in line for their debut
BRETT ROBINSON has been elected the new chair of World Rugby – becoming the first representative from the southern hemisphere to hold that office.
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