Jonathan Horn is a journalist for KGTV-TV in San Diego and writes for The Guardian, with a focus on multinational news, particularly in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a range of topics in the world of sports, including AFL football, with a particular emphasis on analysis and commentary.
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Jonathan Horn's coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage in the sports domain, especially Australian rules football (AFL). His articles largely revolve around match reports, player performances, and team achievements. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming AFL events, in-depth analysis of player or team performance during matches, and insights into the impact of specific game strategies.
Given his emphasis on citing data and government announcements as part of his coverage attributes, Jonathan may also be open to receiving information regarding statistical trends within AFL or any regulatory changes affecting the sport. However, it is important to note that Jonathan's focus appears to be primarily on Australian rules football within Australia.
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By: Jonathan Horn
Adelaide fluff their lines on the city’s big opening night but the Demons show their strength in depth
By: Jonathan Horn
“The trait that marks out most champion teams,” The Guardian's Jonathan Liew wrote of the Alex Ferguson era at Manchester United , “is the ability
By: Jonathan Horn
A controversial Carlton-Fremantle clash lit up an Adelaide festival of football that showcased some sublime talent and a few potty mouths
By: Jonathan Horn
It’s long been unclear where the line was on homophobia. Things are changing but the sport was miles behind to begin with
By: Jonathan Horn
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By: Jonathan Horn
A late twist in one of the games of the year saw Adelaide save their season – and perhaps their coach’s career.
The concussion-prone Collingwood defender accepted the medical advice to retire at 25 with grace and he emerges with great credit
Being the AFL’s No 1 draft pick can be a poisoned chalice. But the 19-year-old West Coast prodigy has sauntered into the game and made it look a breeze.
By: Jonathan Horn
It started and ended with silence as two teams hung their heads and pondered what could have been after a thrilling contest
By: Jonathan Horn
The Cats’ ability to discover hidden gems to play alongside the likes of Jeremy Cameron has fuelled their rapid rebound
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