John Westerby is a journalist for The Times, specializing in sports coverage with a focus on rugby. His articles provide insights into the world of rugby, including analysis of players, teams, and upcoming matches. With a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field, John delivers engaging and informative content to sports enthusiasts.
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John Westerby primarily covers sports, with a strong focus on rugby. He is likely to respond well to pitches related to upcoming events, player interviews, and in-depth analysis of the game. As his geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), he may be particularly interested in stories related to British and Irish Lions, England Rugby, and other domestic rugby events.
Pitches focusing on exclusive player interviews or insights into team strategies ahead of major tournaments could resonate strongly with John's coverage style. Additionally, commentary from coaches or former players offering unique perspectives on the sport might also capture his interest.
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Barrow have forged a strong bond within their squad and — under the shrewd management of Pete Wild — are now closing in on automatic promotion in League Two
Director of rugby says the constant tweaking of the game’s rules and interpretations is simply confusing new spectators and stopping them following the sport
6ft 2in Crusaders playmaker had been thought of as a future All Black but may come into contention for Steve Borthwick or Gregor Townsend’s side from next season
A revolution in nutrition and energy drinks has enabled a surge of younger athletes to thrive in a discipline that was once considered an older man’s and woman’s game
Bristol Bear’s star has found versatility a blessing and a curse at club and Test level, but is now thriving at No15 for Pat Lam’s side and believes he can start there for England
The driving force behind record-equalling feats under Eddie Jones, the No 8 was unrivalled at his best but has also suffered his fair share of lows
Wing is hoping to cap his time at Gloucester with Challenge Cup success before moving away to end his career. After that? Something completely different…
Premiership leaders face Leinster in Champions Cup semi-finals, with Phil Dowson and Sam Vesty having laid the foundations via cabin beds, climbs and a Cumberland sausage
Two riders will chase Giro d’Italia and Tour de France double over next 2½ months, and while Pogacar is strong favourite, Thomas says being underdog can work in his favour
By: John Westerby
Slovenian favourite beats nearest rivals by 27 seconds while Geraint Thomas finishes third
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