Jonathan Liew is a sports writer at The Guardian. He covers a range of topics including football, soccer, and the Olympics, while also delving into sports business and regional interests. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the New Statesman, Irish Independent, and ESPN India.
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Jonathan Liew's focus is primarily on sports, with a specific emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. Given his recent articles covering darts events and related figures like Luke Humphries and Luke Littler, he would likely be receptive to pitches that provide unique insights or access to these personalities.
As an experienced sports journalist, Jonathan may welcome perspectives from individuals closely involved in the world of darts or those who have insightful knowledge about emerging talents in this sport. Pitches should aim to offer fresh angles or exclusive access to players within the darts community.
While Jonathan has covered football-related topics as well, his recent focus indicates a strong interest in darts coverage at present. Therefore, targeting pitches around notable developments in the world of competitive darts would likely yield the most success.
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By: Jonathan Liew
A 13-year-old has just been signed in the IPL but what protection does he get if form and fitness desert him?
By: Jonathan Liew
WHAT a delightful twist in PAS's track record of scapegoating the local Chinese community.
By: Jonathan Liew
The first trans woman ever to feature at the game’s pinnacle event shrugs off any negativity about her presence and says she just wants to play
By: Jonathan Liew
DATUK Seri Rosmah Mansor has described her acquittal today (Dec 19) of a dozen money laundering charges and five counts of failure to declare her
By: Max Rushden, Sam Dalling, Joel Grove, Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Liew, Phil Maynard
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Liew and Sam Dalling as Arsenal, Newcastle and Liverpool progress to the League Cup semis
By: Jonathan Liew
Dominic Solanke struck in each half as Tottenham sent Manchester United out of the Carabao Cup in a frenzied 4-3 win despite Fraser Forster’s errors
By: Jonathan Liew
Tottenham’s manager was delighted with a 4-3 Carabao Cup win over Manchester United, while Ruben Amorim defended his decision to leave out Marcus Rashford
By: jonathan liew
Like a song that changes time signature for the hell of it, like a friend that inexplicably blanks you, like a match report that noodles away for
Spurs can win spectacularly and are a lot of fun but they could have had Arne Slot in 2023 and instead have the same pot of relaunched stasis
By: Jonathan Liew
IN a nation that prides itself as a melting pot of diversity and unity, the recent uproar over a Chinese flag on a rocket replica at a carnival in Johor feels like a surreal overreaction.
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