Michael Hagan is an Expert at The Roar. With a rich background in sports, he covers topics such as NFL, football, and the World Cup, drawing on his extensive experience as a former dual-premiership winning player and coach. He has been featured in notable outlets including The Roar, Topeka Capital-Journal, Newcastle Knights, and VCURAMNATION INC.
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Michael Hagan's focus is primarily on sports, particularly rugby league and NRL in Australia. He covers events extensively, with a significant portion of his coverage dedicated to analyzing specific rounds, finals, and team performances. Given this emphasis on detailed event coverage, he would likely be responsive to pitches offering unique insights into team strategies or player performance during key matches.
As the content focuses heavily on local Australian sports events and teams within the NRL framework, pitching stories related to these specific leagues and players could be most effective.
Given that Michael's geographic focus is local (Australia), it would be beneficial for potential sources reaching out to him to tailor their pitches based on relevance to Australian rugby league and NRL topics.
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By: Michael Hagan
The eight sides who made the finals deserve to be there - some teams that missed out have a lot of soul searching to do.
By: Michael Hagan
The first week of the finals had something for everyone.
By: Michael Hagan
Preliminary final week is the most anxious one of the year, even more than when you make the Grand Final. Everyone wants to get…
By: Michael Hagan
Brisbane have all the weapons that can bring down Penrith on Grand Final night and we won’t see another lopsided game like last year…
By: Michael Hagan
There have been some great teams since Parramatta’s golden era of the early 1980s but what this Penrith team has achieved puts them at…
Score: VCU 65 McNeese State 76 Recap: After an off season full of change, the VCU faithful packed the STU on Monday night for the first game under new head coach Ryan Odom. Only returning two players from the previous season, there were a lot of fresh faces. Unfortunately, it was not the start to … Read more…
By: Michael Hagan
Score: VCU 75 Samford 65 Recap: After a lackluster performance on Monday night, VCU looked to bounce back as they welcomed Samford to the Siegel Center Friday night. It would be a similar slow start that would end with the Rams squeaking out the 75 to 65 victory. It wasn’t pretty but four Rams would … Read more…
Score: VCU 73 Radford 50 Recap: After squeaking out a victory on Friday night against Samford, VCU looked to make a statement Wednesday as they hosted Radford. It was another slow start again for the black and gold but after turning it on at the end of the first half, VCU would get the convincing … Read more…
By: Tony Butterfield, Michael Hagan, Mark Sargent, Ash Gordon
Presented By The famous red and blue, the colours that make up the nib Newcastle Knights, have been a staple of the Club since its inception in 1988.
Queensland seem a little bit underdone heading into the State of Origin series decider and it’s going to take much more than the buzz of the Suncorp Stadium crowd for them to conquer NSW.
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