Josh Evans is the President and Reviews Editor at a popular online publication. With a focus on local news in Gloucester, United Kingdom, Josh covers a wide range of topics including sports, agriculture, and community events. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Mountaineer.
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Gloucester, United Kingdom (Local)
Josh's focus on local sports and events, primarily in Gloucester, suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to local sporting events, especially those involving teams such as Forest Green Rovers or Cheltenham Town. He may also appreciate profiles of key local figures involved in these events.
Given his coverage attributes, Josh may be interested in human-interest stories around athletes or personalities involved with the mentioned topics like motocross, cow-calf clinic, and paper mill. Pitches should reflect an understanding of the local context and resonance with the community's interests.
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Daniels to depart
Steele becomes the latest Forest Green member of staff to lose their job
Rovers sack director of football, CEO, head of recruitment, head of football operations, and head of matchday in a huge staff shake-up
James Mooney enjoyed almost 10 years at the club in different senior roles before moving to Premier League side Luton Town in May 2023
Former Manchester City, Liverpool, AFC Bournemouth coach and now Wolves assistant head coach Tim Jenkins on his footballing journey
Rovers travel to Blundell Park just three points behind their opponents in crucial League Two clash
Bradford City 0 Forest Green Rovers 2
Milam County 4-Hers had an outstanding trip to the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.
Ex-Ostersunds, Notts County, Forest Green, Anderlecht, and current Wolves first-team coach enjoying life at Premier League club
The Dr. O.D. Butler Forage Field Day will take place on Friday, May 17.
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