John Mcgarry is a journalist at the Scottish Daily Mail. He specializes in sports writing, with a focus on competitive sports and the business aspects of the sports industry, covering topics related to team sports and various sports disciplines. John has been featured in The Globe and Mail, PMP Magazine, The Harvard Press, Express Digest, MSN, and the Daily Mail.
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John McGarry's coverage mainly focuses on Scottish football, particularly with a focus on event coverage. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering insights or access related to ongoing events in Scottish football, exclusive interviews with players or managers from the teams he covers, or expert commentary and analysis of recent matches and upcoming games.
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Steve Clarke has been handed a new four-year deal by the SFA ahead of this summer's World Cup.
By: John Mcgarry
Steve Clarke has been handed a new four-year deal by the SFA ahead of this summer's World Cup.
The dispiriting defeat to Costa Rica at Hampden was not exclusively the fault of Grant Hanley. Perhaps, in time, it just felt like it.
There was a lot for Scottish football to be proud of in the season which has just ended.
Ian Maxwell has denied that handing Steve Clarke a fresh four-year deal on the eve of the World Cup is a gamble.
By: John Mcgarry
Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport When the news George Hirst had been waiting on eventually arrived, he was
Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport There was a lot for Scottish football to be proud of in the season which has just ended.
They build them tough up in Queensland, but there will probably always be a part of Lyndon Dykes which will never get over the cruellest of hands the football Gods dealt him two years ago.
Martin O'Neill and Robbie Keane will go head-to-head in the coming days in the fight to take charge of Celtic next season.
Mike Mulraney may have overstepped the mark yet there was not a chance of apologetic words passing his lips.
