Phillip Rollo is a Sports Journalist at Stuff. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, with a particular focus on football, including the FIFA World Cup and European football, as well as the business aspects of sports. Phillip's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Spinoff, Nine Digital, The Press, Waikato Times, and The Post.
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Phillip Rollo's focus on local sports, particularly football and the Wellington Phoenix team, indicates he is likely to respond well to pitches that offer insights into the A-League and developments related to this specific team. He seems inclined towards event coverage and evolving stories, making him a good target for those with timely updates or exclusive access regarding players' performances, injuries, transfers within the A-League.
Given his focus on local events and teams in New Zealand, relevant sources may include coaches, players or staff affiliated with the Wellington Phoenix or other key figures within New Zealand football.
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By: Phillip Rollo
Phillip Rollo Auckland FC have suffered their first major injury setback.
By: Phillip Rollo
All Whites starter Tim Payne has slammed the door shut on a possible move home to play for Auckland FC by committing his long-term future to Wellington Phoenix.
Phillip Rollo A “devastated” Stefan Colakovski says his A-League Men season is already over after suffering a serious knee injury eight rounds into the new campaign.
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Eleven years ago, Xuan Loke was pulled out of class earlier so he could meet his Wellington Phoenix idols ahead of an A-League Men game in Dunedin.
Phillip Rollo fast facts Wellington Phoenix host reigning A-League Women champions Sydney FC at Porirua Park on Saturday.
By: Phillip Rollo
Phillip Rollo At Porirua Park, Porirua: Wellington Phoenix 2 (Grace Jale 59', Zoe McMeeken 88') Sydney FC 0. HT: 0-0. Lightning has struck twice.
By: Phillip Rollo
Phillip Rollo fast facts Wellington Phoenix play Western Sydney Wanderers at CommBank Stadium in Parramatta on Sunday.
By: Phillip Rollo
Western United midfielder Riku Danzaki sent Porirua Park into delirium when he converted an early penalty against Auckland FC.
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Phillip Rollo Wellington Phoenix defender Isaac Hughes experienced a nightmare before Christmas when his mistake gave Western Sydney Wanderers the lead 47 seconds into their A-League Men match.
Phillip Rollo Chris Wood has been flying the flag for New Zealand in the English Premier League this season, scoring goals for fun to propel the unfancied Nottingham Forest towards the upper echelons of the table.
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