Lee Wilmot is the Editor of What The Footie, a publication focusing on football news and analysis. With a background in sports journalism, Lee covers a range of topics including transfer news, match analysis, and player interviews. He is also an aspiring novelist and a passionate Tottenham fan.
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Lee Wilmot's coverage primarily revolves around football, particularly focusing on events and announcements. Given this, you can tailor your outreach to provide insights or commentary related to ongoing football events such as transfer window activities, club performances, or upcoming matches. If you have exclusive information about potential player transfers or team strategies that align with the clubs mentioned in his articles, it could be of interest to him.
Additionally, if you are associated with any significant developments regarding FA Cup details or squad rules within the Premier League teams he covers (Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, Arsenal), it may capture his attention. Keep in mind that Lee does not specify a geographic focus; however, considering the nature of football being a globally followed sport, international perspectives on these topics may also be relevant for his coverage.
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By: Lee Wilmot
Arsenal have made a number of successful transfer moves in the last few windows
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium plays host to the North London Derby between Spurs and Arsenal on Sunday afternoon
By: Lee Wilmot
The big match of the weekend is undoubtedly the North London Derby . Late in the season, with the Premier League title and Champions League
By: Lee Wilmot
Cole Palmer showed in one moment off the ball just how influential he is to Chelsea
By: Lee Wilmot
Chelsea can count themselves very unlucky not to have taken all three points away from their trip to Vila Park on Saturday night.
By: Lee Wilmot
Chelsea fought back in their second half against Aston Villa at Villa Park on Saturday night.
Mauricio Pochettino was visibly irate at the end of Chelsea's 2-2 draw with Aston Villa at Villa Park
By: Isaac Johnson, Tom Coley, Kaya Kaynak, Jake Bayliss, Lee Wilmot, Joe Doyle
Premier League news as a radical change to financial rules set to be introduced
Chelsea were dominant as they beat rivals Tottenham on Thursday night to do the double over Ange Postecoglou's side
By: Lee Wilmot
Chelsea continued their good run of form on Thursday night with a comprehensive win over rivals Tottenham at Stamford Bridge.
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