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: Bellingham has adopted that stance in Spanish cities coast-to-coat this season, though his Clasicos have been an emblem of an introduction for the ages.
IAN HERBERT IN MADRID: Jude Bellingham has raised the prospect of securing a personal treble this summer by helping take England to glory in the European Championships.
INTERVIEW BY IAN HERBERT: Occasionally, Ruud Gullit feels the beat of time on his back these days and the need to seize life's every moment.
IAN HERBERT: The great thing about having a Gulf state own you is that a phalanx of state-owned companies suddenly become interested in sponsoring you.
IAN HERBERT: The player last week described by Pep Guardiola as 'shy' has provided this season's supreme iridescence in ways which transcend the grey data.
Alex de Minaur, world No 11 tennis player and part-time resident of Spain, is sitting in Madrid on a Clasico weekend, describing, deadpan, how he is a follower of Leicester City now.
IAN HERBERT: There were two senior German police officers in the room at Whitehall on Tuesday to relate that England fans at Euro 2024 would be welcome, but songs about WW2 wouldn't.
It is a love story, no less. The story of how she, a grade A student, and he, a promising young footballer, met on a school trip to the 1960 Rome Olympics.
IAN HERBERT AND SIMON JONES: One of the parties is thought to be investment firm MSP Sports Capital, which has lent the club money to fund the new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium
IAN HERBERT: There's been something deeply questionable all along about the outfit called '777' picking over what they have seen as the carcass of Everton.
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