John McDougall is a journalist who writes for SPORTbible, LancsLive, and Manchester Evening News. He covers a wide range of sports topics, including football, snooker, and general sports news. With a keen interest in the sporting world, John provides engaging and informative articles for his readers.
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John Mcdougall's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly football (soccer) and snooker. He seems to be interested in breaking news, events coverage, and announcements within the world of sports.
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By: John McDougall
The Catalan giants drew 2-2 with Celta Vigo in La Liga and one star was widely criticised by fans.
By: John Mcdougall
The former Chelsea player criticised how the now United States boss managed him at Stamford Bridge.
By: John McDougall
Footage has emerged showing Ivan Toney's luxurious mansion in Saudi Arabia following his £40 million move from Brentford last summer.
By: John McDougall
The Premier League champions could bring back one of their former players to the Etihad Stadium.
By: John McDougall
The former Bayern Munich and Chelsea boss begins work on January 1.
By: John Mcdougall
Johnny Heitinga's agent Rob Jansen believes Anfield football director Richard Hughes is behind the lack of movement in Mo Salah's contract negotiations.
By: John McDougall
The Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Man City goal machines have been compared in their respective leagues.
By: John McDougall
The young striker could move to another top flight club on loan very soon.
By: John McDougall
The Catalan club was founded back in 1899 and has a rich history. Barcelona are one of the most famous football clubs in the world with a rich history behind them but why do the Catalan side play in red and blue?
By: John McDougall
The new United head coach could let the academy product go. Ruben Amorim may have only just arrived at Old Trafford but reports are suggesting
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