Ian Whittell is a North-west based sport journalist and journalism lecturer. He has written for various publications including Yahoo News UK, Irish Examiner, The Times, Daily Mirror, The Telegraph, and The i Paper. His articles cover a range of sports topics, including football, and he has also been featured in MailOnline, Yahoo Sports, Cigalah Group, Yahoo Sports UK, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Ian Whittell's coverage is largely focused on event coverage and evolving stories related to football, particularly the English Premier League. His articles often center around match reports and player performances.
Given his focus on specific teams and matches, Ian would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or interviews with players, coaches, or analysts connected to these major football clubs. Pitches that offer unique angles on ongoing developments within these teams or those that provide insider perspectives could also capture his attention.
While Ian does not have a specified geographic focus, he predominantly covers English football which indicates a preference for content related to the English Premier League and its associated clubs.
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By: Ian Whittell
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