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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Romania 0 Holland 3: Liverpool forward scores before Donyell Malen double to help Holland reach last eight of Euro 2024, where they will play Austria or Turkey
New sporting director Paul Mitchell — who brought Saido Mané to Southampton and Dele Alli and Son Heung-min to Tottenham — will have hands-on role at St James’ Park
Forward, who spent last season on loan at Getafe, was told he had no future at Old Trafford by club’s new leadership team
Newcastle United head coach’s insatiable desire to improve and build rapport with squad make him the FA’s leading choice to replace Gareth Southgate as England manager
Club will complain to Uefa after alleged racist remark from a Como player, which resulted in Daniel Podence throwing a punch and being sent off in the mêlée that followed
Eddie Howe is desperate to sign the England defender but Crystal Palace will have to budge on their £70m valuation for the third bid to be successful
By: Paul Joyce, Martin Hardy
Red Bull Salzburg, who are managed by Jürgen Klopp’s former No2 Pep Lijnders, had a second offer of £8million rejected for Bobby Clark by Liverpool on Sunday
By: Charlotte Duncker, Gary Jacob, Martin Hardy
Defender Joachim Andersen set for £30m move from Crystal Palace to Fulham while Ipswich Town make bid of more than £15m for the Sunderland winger Jack Clarke
Newcastle United 2 Tottenham Hotspur 1: The Swede scores winner after Dan Burn own goal cancels out Harvey Barnes opener
Newcastle United sporting director Paul Mitchell says he wants Eddie Howe to stay at club but refused to rule out possibility of him becoming next England manager
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