Oliver Brown is the Chief Sports Writer at The Daily Telegraph. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including football, rugby, and the Olympics, while also exploring themes related to sports business and culture. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Stuff, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Yahoo Sports.
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Oliver Brown's coverage focuses primarily on sports, particularly football and motorsports. He also covers broader themes such as tragedy, mental health, and gender identity within the context of sports. If you're reaching out to Oliver with a pitch, consider offering insights related to these topics or providing expert commentary about sporting events or issues that align with his coverage attributes.
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oliver brown Pep Guardiola has not been able to hide the pressure of managing Manchester City this season - Shutterstock/Tolga Akmen
It feels, just three games into Antonin Kinsky's career in the English game, as if he is almost genetically coded to play for this neurotic, confounding Tottenham team. The 21-year-old Czech might only have been in the country for 10 days, but already he is emblematic of his club's time-honoured lurch between emotional extremes. First he marks a clean sheet in a Carabao Cup semi-final with a long, poignant embrace of his sister Andrea, then he commits professional harakiri in
Forget what Tottenham manager has claimed about needing to entertain fans – his approach has simply led to sustained relegation form
By: Oliver Brown
It is 46 years since British football hit the stunning watershed of making Trevor Francis the first million-pound player.
By: Oliver Brown
Man City striker’s ludicrous pay packet in face of rising ticket prices will exacerbate mood of fan exploitation
By: Oliver Brown
Among the myriad executive orders that Donald Trump has pledged to sign on day one of his second term in the White House, spanning everything from
By: Oliver Brown
Manchester United suffered a sixth home defeat of the season to Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday - Getty Image/Carl Recine
By: Oliver Brown
The eighth instalment of ‘El Cashico', as the petrodollar derby between Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City could be dubbed, was never designed to be so fraught with jeopardy.
To study Pep Guardiola on the touchline this season is to be transported into a one-man show of Beckettian bleakness.
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