Louise Taylor is a journalist at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, with a particular focus on football, soccer, and golf, as well as themes related to sports business and activism. Louise's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Irish Examiner, The Irish Times, and Psychology Today.
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Louise Taylor's coverage mainly focuses on sports, particularly football, with a specific emphasis on events and ongoing stories related to teams like Newcastle United and key figures such as Eddie Howe. She may be interested in pitches offering unique insights into the performance of these teams or exclusive information about injury concerns.
As Louise primarily covers local football events in the UK, providing localized perspectives or access to insider news related to Newcastle United would likely capture her attention. Additionally, if you have relevant updates regarding Eddie Howe or other prominent personalities associated with the club, it could make for an interesting pitch.
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By: louise taylor, st james'
A sticking plaster for Newcastle's internal tensions or a potential long-term cure for their problems?
By: Louise Taylor
louise taylor at the stadium of light Jobe Bellingham curls in Sunderland's winner over Norwich. Photograph: Ian Horrocks/Sunderland AFC/Getty Images
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Chris Wilder could not contain the excitement in his voice. “It feels imminent,” said Sheffield United's manager. “It's getting pretty close.”
By: louise taylor, st james'
Sandro Tonali has brought Newcastle an abundance of riches but perhaps foremost among them it is the rare ability to slow games down that offers
By: Louise Taylor
louise taylor Sandro Tonali's deeper role in midfield has made the difference for Newcastle. Photograph: Richard Callis/SPP/Shutterstock
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Wilson Isidor, Jobe Bellingham and the rest of Régis Le Bris's vibrant young side are not about to give up on automatic promotion quite yet.
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Before kick-off Portsmouth's manager, John Mousinho, suggested all the pressure would be on Sunderland, leaving his players free to relax, improvise and unlock their inner creativity.
By: Louise Taylor
Wilson Isidor’s seventh-minute goal was enough for Sunderland to maintain their promotion push at the Stadium of Light against Portsmouth, who had Marlon Pack sent off in the second half
By: Louise Taylor
louise taylor Eddie Howe is hoping to become the first English coach to lift the League Cup since Steve McClaren in 2004.
By: Louise Taylor
Eddie Howe is desperate to end a long trophy drought as decision awaited over potential rebuild of St James’ Park
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