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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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,
IAN HERBERT AT THE SAN SIRO: A fog had been enveloping Milan all week, causing some of the Arsenal contingent heading out here to divert to Bergamo.
A chapter of sports broadcasting history began on a Saturday night in early August, 25 years ago, with Gary Lineker's breezy opening line about his predecessor Des Lynam's departure.
IAN HERBERT: Here he was, unencumbered by the sound and fury of football, to support the cause of Paralympic sport and his friend Wojtek Czyz, who had been competing.
OPINION: There is an urgent need to invest in biodiversity for the sake of our kids.
IAN HERBERT: You blow £200million on players for Erik ten Hag. You blow another £15m to remove him and his entourage, and then splash a further £10m to bring in Ruben Amorim .
STOCKPORT 1-0 WREXHAM - IAN HERBERT AT EDGELEY PARK: The VIP hid behind a ski mask as the champions closed within one point of Wrexham.
IAN HERBERT: A 16-year-old Danish striker wearing '9', or sometimes '16', in United's under-18s team has been an emblem of the club's resolve to overhaul their recruitment of young players.
IAN HERBERT: The names Harry Pitman, Andre Salmon, Elianne Andam and Victor Lee might not mean much to you because we seem to have become immune to the way they died.
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