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Philip Buckingham

Football Correspondent

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The New York Times, The Telegraph

Preston's Summary

Philip Buckingham is a Football Correspondent at The Athletic. He covers a range of topics within the realm of football, including European football, the FIFA World Cup, and various aspects of sports business and marketing. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, The Athletic, and The Telegraph.

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Geo Focus

United Kingdom (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 33 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 16 %
Government Announcement: 13 %
Cites Data: 8 %
Evolving Stories: 8 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Team Sports

Pitching Insights

Philip Buckingham's articles predominantly revolve around football, with a focus on event coverage and legal policy regulation. His interest in government announcements indicates a potential receptiveness to insights related to the regulatory landscape of football or sports in general. Pitches offering expert analysis, particularly from individuals well-versed in the legal aspects of sporting events or those involved in relevant government bodies, may garner his attention.

Considering his extensive coverage of specific clubs and leagues like Liverpool FC and the Premier League, suggestions for commentary from key figures within these organizations could be impactful. Although Philip's geographic focus is not explicitly stated, he appears to cover international football topics without a specific regional emphasis.

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Articles

The New York Times

Hull City sack head coach Tim Walter after 18 games in charge

Hull City sack head coach Tim Walter after 18 games in charge

By: Philip Buckingham

Hull City have sacked head coach Tim Walter after a run of nine games without a win brought a fall into the Championship’s relegation zone. Walter only began his role at the MKM Stadium in July, signing a three-year deal to replace Liam Rosenior. The 49-year-old German had been backed to implement a bold, attacking strategy but leaves after winning just three of his 18 league and cup games in charge. A 2-0 defeat at home to Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday night proved to be Walter’s last stand, despite owner Acun Ilicali giving Walter his full backing ahead of the game. Hull are now in...

The New York Times

Reading’s Ruben Selles granted permission to speak to Hull City

Reading’s Ruben Selles granted permission to speak to Hull City

By: Dan Sheldon, Philip Buckingham

Reading manager Ruben Selles has been granted permission to speak to Hull City regarding their head coach vacancy. Selles, 41, has just over 18 months remaining on his Reading contract, so Hull would need to pay compensation, although that is not expected to be an issue. The Spaniard oversaw Reading’s 3-0 win over Cambridge on Tuesday night to take the club into the League One play-off spots. It was his side’s 11th win out of their last 12 fixtures at home, despite off-field issues regarding a sale of the club continuing to drag on. Hull sacked Tim Walter last week following a run of nine...

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