Kevin Garside is the Chief Sports Correspondent for The i Paper, focusing on national sports news in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in football, Kevin covers a range of topics including match analysis, player transfers, and the impact of key events on the sporting landscape. His articles provide insightful commentary and thought-provoking opinions on the world of sports.
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Kevin Garside's articles predominantly focus on football, particularly Manchester United and Chelsea. His coverage includes event reporting and expert commentary. To effectively engage with him, consider offering insightful analysis or exclusive interviews related to ongoing matches, transfers, or other key developments in the world of football. As his geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), pitches should align with this scope where relevant.
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It's now four defeats in nine league games for the Red Devils
By: Kevin Garside
The dreaded TV monitor has become a carbuncle responsible for bad decisions after good
By: Kevin Garside
Sir Dave Brailsford must take responsibility for his disastrous dawdling
By: Kevin Garside
Old Trafford felt like it had been transported back to Van Nistelrooy's heyday of 2004 in a free-scoring demolition of Leicester City
Van Nistelrooy wants to stay at Old Trafford - but it is out of his hands
A Manchester City upset and Real Madrid getting humbled twice has done little to change my mind - bring on the knockouts
By: Kevin Garside
This was a career-high stunt for Paul, but it proved a low point for boxing, a grotesque cabaret from the start
By: Kevin Garside
By backing young players and giving them a chance to shine, the interim manager has made Thomas Tuchel's job easier for him
When Rochdale face Oldham this weekend, it will be a derby of unlikely saviours at once stricken clubs now looking to the future
The signs are there to suggest F1’s tectonic plates are shifting - but even Lando Norris may never have it this good again
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