Mark Pirie is a sports editor for the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd. With a focus on local sports, Mark covers a wide range of topics including football transfers, match analysis, and player interviews. His work has also been featured in publications such as Mirror, Belfast Live, Daily Star (UK), and Glasgow Live.
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Mark Pirie's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football and transfer news involving teams like Rangers and Celtic. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on announcements and evolving stories in the context of sports events.
Given his focus, Mark would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive updates or insights into ongoing transfer developments within these clubs. Pitches offering behind-the-scenes access or interviews with players, managers, or club officials involved in these transfers could also capture his attention.
It's important to note that Mark’s geographic focus is local, so any pitches should have relevance to the specific region he covers.
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By: Mark Pirie
Jim Boyce hasn't held back on the Hoops' supporters who caused controversy at Rugby Park
By: Mark Pirie
A major shake up of the Easter Road transfer strategy is incoming
By: Mark Pirie
The winger is attracting interest from the Premier League after an impressive start to the campaign
Steven Gerrard has come under pressure in Saudi Arabia, with Al-Ettifaq currently on a seven-game winless run, and he has been backed to return to Rangers.
By: Mark Pirie
The leaked X-rated rant from the Premier League whistler has sparked a debate across the globe
By: Mark Pirie
The winger is in demand with a busy January window fast approaching
By: Mark Pirie
The Celtic fans are dreaming of a return but it may not be straightforward
By: Mark Pirie
The Australian has been floated as a potential successor to Philippe Clement after being snubbed last year
By: Mark Pirie
Police had beefed up their presence before the game
By: Mark Pirie
The annual accounts made grim reading for the Ibrox diehards
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