Jonathan Gorrie is a Football Journalist at Yahoo. An experienced sports journalist, he has covered a variety of sports including football, boxing, and UFC, with a focus on international sports leagues and major tournaments. Jonathan has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance Canada, Irish Independent, and Evening Standard.
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Jonathan Gorrie's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football. He primarily covers local events and breaking news related to football teams such as Newcastle United, Real Madrid, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal and West Ham United.
Given the nature of his articles which include predicted lineups and confirmed team news for specific matches or events along with "How To" guides for watching games live on TV or online streams suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights into upcoming matches involving these teams. Additionally, providing access to expert analysis regarding player performance predictions or potential transfer updates may also pique his interest.
As Jonathan focuses mainly on local (London) content in the UK within the context of international sports like football and Asian Cup 2023 fixtures should keep this geographic focus in mind while pitching relevant stories.
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By: Jonathan Gorrie
Oh, what joy
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Are you sure? 😂
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14 years, we've flipped the script
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What a mess
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Not a bit self-defeating?
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One of the most iconic stadiums in the US is set to be renamed when the 2026 FIFA World Cup starts next week.
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One of the greatest soccer players of all time in Cristiano Ronaldo will have one final chance of winning the FIFA World Cup this summer.
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Honestly, what a mess
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The 2026 World Cup will have a profound impact on the job market in the United States.
By: Jonathan Gorrie
The 2026 World Cup will have a profound impact on the job market in the United States. The tournament, often described as the greatest show on earth, begins in Mexico later this month but will also be played across the United States and Canada.
