Pete Hall is a national-focused journalist based in the United Kingdom. He writes for The i Paper and The Independent, with his work also being featured in the Evening Standard. Pete covers a wide range of topics, including football, sports analysis, and current events, providing insightful and engaging articles for his readers.
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Pete Hall's coverage focuses primarily on sports, particularly football, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and opinions. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or insights related to ongoing events within the football world.
Since Pete’s geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), he may be more receptive to stories directly related to UK-based football clubs or players, especially those from his highlighted topics such as Manchester United and Arsenal.
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Andre Onana is towing the party line, but Manchester United’s acceptance of mediocrity is holding them back after another European draw
United have agreed a package in excess of £8m with Sporting but Amorim is not able to start work until after the international break
By: Pete Hall
The interim boss has three games remaining before the Portuguese coach arrives and, as Pete Hall explains, can lay the foundations for a longtime problem to blossom into a strength
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The Uruguayan was a key player for Ruben Amorim at Sporting - he must dramatically improve to do the same at Old Trafford
Ruben Amorim's Sporting side tore City apart in his final home match before his rebuilding project at Old Trafford begins
By: Pete Hall
There were obvious differences between Amorim’s Sporting and the iterations of Manchester United post Sir Alex Ferguson
Together, Bruno Fernandes and Amad Diallo could be just that breath of fresh air that United's underperforming attack desperately needs
In his first interview with MUTV, the Portuguese vowed to restore the club's identity after Erik ten Hag's failure to solve its biggest problem
By: Pete Hall
Leicester 1-2 Chelsea - A late penalty couldn’t save the Foxes from defeat after Jackson and Fernandez netted
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