Kevin Garside is the chief sports correspondent at The i Paper. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, having reported from major events such as the Olympic Games and World Cups. Kevin has been featured in The i Paper and MSN.
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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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By: Kevin Garside
England's boss clearly does not trust the maverick from Real Madrid
Even without Donald Trump this opening ceremony was one big lie
Resting the Arsenal midfielder would leave Thomas Tuchel with two options, and one is far too safe
One brace against Uzbekistan does not a GOAT make
MIAMI — Thomas Tuchel always felt himself a little bit English. Well, he is one of us now, anglicised by the match trying to fathom how the players he sees at our clubs become mysteriously something other in an England shirt. Tuchel, the great German technician brought to the post to make us less English in the later stages of major tournaments, ends up just as grateful as his predecessors for the indomitable spirit that binds us. Tuchel will be loved forever for the honesty and candour of his post-match rant bemoaning the lack of quality and method that left […]
By: Kevin Garside
From Antonio Rattin to David Beckham via the Falklands and the Hand of God, this is a rivalry unlike any other at the World Cup
Gianni Infantino's Machiavellian boot-licking has disgraced the game
There is nothing inferior about these players' DNA - especially when they ignore the manager's instructions
A refusal to accept any blame for World Cup failings is straight out of the Maga playbook
Fifa's president is about to discover who really runs world football
