Harry Ware is a contributing writer for VAVEL.com, with a focus on sports journalism. Based in Aberystwyth, United Kingdom, Harry covers a range of topics including football, particularly the English Football League and Welsh football, as well as international women's football. His work has also been featured in The Reading Chronicle.
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Harry Ware's articles focus heavily on event coverage in the sports domain, particularly football (soccer), with a specific interest in English and Welsh teams. He appears to provide previews, reviews, and player/coach interviews for matches involving these teams.
Given his extensive event coverage, Harry would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming or recent matches involving the mentioned teams. Providing exclusive insights from players or coaches ahead of important fixtures could be an effective approach.
Additionally, given his interest in specific clubs such as Wycombe Wanderers and QPR along with their former players' experiences at new clubs like Aberystwyth Town, offering unique perspectives or behind-the-scenes stories related to these clubs may capture Harry's attention.
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