Martin Samuel is a sports journalist known for his satirical and witty style. He has worked for various publications, including The Times and Twtd Multimedia Ltd. With a focus on football, Samuel provides unique insights and commentary on the sport, often challenging conventional wisdom and offering a fresh perspective.
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Martin Samuel's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football (soccer), with an emphasis on opinion editorial pieces. His articles often analyze and provide opinions on various aspects of the sports industry, such as team performance and management decisions.
Pitching to Martin would be most effective if it provides unique perspectives or insights into current controversies within the world of football, especially those related to Premier League teams and managers. Given his focus on opinion editorials, providing well-reasoned arguments or counterpoints to prevailing narratives in football could also capture his interest.
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Winning the chaotic way – even against Man City in the FA Cup final in May – simply will not do for a man as methodical as Sir Jim Ratcliffe at Man United
So heinous is accusation about Stuart Attwell that code of conduct may need rewrite – Nottingham Forest must prove claim or suffer unprecedented consequences
Declan Rice showed former club that – instead of Enzo Fernández or Moises Caicedo – Chelsea could have got twice the player for a fraction of the price in 5-0 win
The newsagent was on Claybury Broadway. Change buses at the police station, take the 128 along Fremantle Road. Not every outlet sold Panini football stickers when I was growing up. It’s a myth that we
By: Martin Samuel
German manager’s last lap may seem a disappointment but however deflated he is by Liverpool’s recent form, Jürgen Klopp deserves to leave with head held high
A woman in Wolverhampton walked into her kitchen and was surprised by a very active marmoset. She panicked, hysterically, before it was caught. Marmosets are only house pets in the sitcom Friends and
Somewhere along the road the Manchester City manager realised his side would have to embrace physicality, so it it is not reactionary to suggest the Spurs coach may need to tweak his approach too
Monty Panesar will not, after all, be bringing his singular interpretation of world politics to the parliamentary arena. And this is a good thing.Panesar, the former cricketer and previously a
Pep Guardiola’s assault on the record books is anything but dull. This side is one of footballing beauty, played by a team of world-class stars and producing some of the most thrilling title races the game has seen
Departing Liverpool boss never gave up, refused to be cowed and found a way to win. Unless more managers take up his slingshot, Goliath will never be felled
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