Martin Hardy is a journalist for The Times, specializing in sports coverage with a focus on national events in the United Kingdom. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for football, Martin delivers timely and insightful articles on matches, player interviews, and the latest news from the world of British football.
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Martin Hardy focuses on national sports coverage, particularly football in the United Kingdom. His articles cover specific games and events related to football teams such as Newcastle United and Sunderland. He may be interested in pitches that provide insights into these teams' performances, player interviews, or analysis of key matches.
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The PGMOL refereeing officer has spoken to officials at the City Ground to admit the error over Ashley Young’s foul on Callum Hudson-Odoi in Goodison Park loss
Midfielder, who was praised for “extraordinary” assistance he gave investigators, is handed a suspended two-month ban and fined £20,000 after admitting betting on his Newcastle United side to win four times
Leeds United head coach cites final-day collapse in last season’s Bundesliga title race and says all the pressure is on their rivals for automatic promotion to the Premier League
Goals from Callum Wilson, Sean Longstaff, Bruno Guimarães and Alexander Isak put Vincent Kompany’s side on brink of relegation
Hollywood star joins likes of Russell Crowe, Michael Phelps and Jordan Spieth by acquiring minority stake in Championship club
Club, who finished three points shy of the Sky Bet Championship play-offs, part ways with 39-year-old head coach
Broadcaster will show 14 Cup games per season after securing secondary rights package intended to keep some fixtures on free-to-air TV
By: Martin Hardy, Constantin Eckner
The German manager is on a shortlist of possible replacements for Erik ten Hag and is set to leave Bundesliga club, but could yet make a spectacular U-turn
With big international tournament approaching, England defender criticises timing of 21,000-mile round trip three days after Newcastle’s gruelling 51-game season concludes
By: Martin Hardy, Constantin Eckner
The German manager, who is on a shortlist of possible replacements for Erik ten Hag, will take charge of his final game on Saturday
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