Ian Herbert is a journalist based in the United Kingdom. He writes for MailOnline and Everton Football Club, covering a range of topics including sports, current events, and cultural phenomena. His work has also appeared in Cigalah Group publications.
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Ian Herbert's articles predominantly revolve around football, with a focus on expert commentary and event coverage. Journalists like Ian are likely to be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insightful commentary on ongoing events or trends within the world of football, particularly those related to English Premier League teams such as Everton FC and Manchester City.
Given his national geographic focus on the United Kingdom, sources with specific insights into UK-based football clubs and their historical significance may capture his interest. Consider reaching out if you have unique perspectives related to current events or historical contexts within the realm of British football.
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IAN HERBERT: The England manager's job held out a fascination for Pep Guardiola more than a decade ago and when the chance to attempt to recruit him arose, the FA blew it.
IAN HERBERT: What can be said without fear of contradiction is that Thomas Tuchel is neither a 'yes' man, nor the kind of individual who says what he thinks the world wants to hear.
IAN HERBERT: 'You have to go back to Goodison,' several of Sharp's audience told him at the recent event, the first at which he'd discussed Everton since his links with club were severed.
IAN HERBERT AT ANFIELD: Jones' cool finish in the second-half was enough to secure another crucial victory for Arne Slot's side and cancel out an equaliser from Jackson.
IAN HERBERT: The lower leagues are where the real test of a football manager's mettle resides. The place where money's tight and you look longingly at those in the Premier League.
IAN HERBERT: You'll find all the modern vocabulary of Premier League managerial recruitment swirling around Manchester United 's pursuit of Ruben Amorim.
By: Ian Herbert
You'll find all the modern vocabulary of Premier League managerial recruitment swirling around Manchester United's pursuit of Ruben Amorim.
IAN HERBERT AT OLD TRAFFORD: He punched the air and wore a smile as wide as the Irwell, when Casemiro despatched a world class opening goal
The low chant of 'Ruud' sounded out across Old Trafford and the man in question stood in front of the Stretford End, arms aloft, discovering the swansong that had always been denied him.
IAN HERBERT: So casually was it accepted in the 1970s, that the stable 'lads' who had groped her one day would display no embarrassment the next. 'I had been told,
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