Nick Ames is a football journalist at The Guardian. He covers a range of topics including European football, competitive sports, and sports business, with a particular focus on the Olympics and the Russia-Ukraine War. Nick's work has been featured in The Irish Times, Irish Examiner, Irish Independent, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Nick Ames is heavily involved in sports journalism, with a focus on football and event coverage. He also values expert commentary. If you have insights into recent football events or can offer expert analysis on the performance of specific teams or players, your pitch may resonate well with him.
It's clear that Nick focuses primarily on UK-based football clubs like Liverpool, Manchester City, and Arsenal as well as major competitions such as the Champions League. Therefore, if you have expertise related to these topics and can provide valuable commentary or insider information about these clubs or competitions, it would likely be of interest to him.
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A jubilant Ruben Amorim said he had sensed his Manchester United side would beat Arsenal at the outset of a controversial third round tie at the Emirates. Amorim's side rode out a storm with 10 men to force penalties, sealing the win through Joshua Zirkzee's clinical strike, and he claimed the outcome had been clear in his mind as soon as proceedings began.
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The former manager hoped that the club’s talisman will extend his contract and said he will ‘have a parade’ if Manchester City’s titles go to Liverpool
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‘Global head of soccer’ at an energy drink brand seems a world away from the rough and tumble of the touchline
Goals from Kaoru Mitoma and Georginio Rutter fired Brighton to a 2-0 victory at relegation-threatened Ipswich in the Premier League
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A first league win in nine for Brighton and the latest hard truth for Ipswich. The home side had been under little serious threat until Kaoru
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Valerenga ultras protest against VAR in a match against Stromsgodset at Marienlyst Stadion in Drammen. Photograph: Frode Arnesen/Alamy
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nick ames Real Madrid, who view a spot among the Champions League pacesetters as their birthright, are certain to be bogged down in the extra playoff round, in the new Swiss system introduced this season.
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Nail-biting drama awaits as 18 Champions League games take place all at once, and the nerves will be jangling at some of the biggest clubs
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If Stuttgart would have settled for a biscotto , they ended up with a soggy mush. A point apiece would have sent both them and Paris Saint-Germain
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Ange Postecoglou punched the air with joy as Pape Sarr made it 2-0 for Spurs against Brentford for their first league win since 15 December
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