Richard Jolly is a Senior Football Correspondent, specializing in coverage of Manchester-based teams in the United Kingdom. With a focus on football, Richard has written for various publications including the Belfast Telegraph, Yahoo Sports Canada, Irish Independent, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Independent. His articles cover a range of topics including match analysis, player updates, and insights into the football industry.
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Richard Jolly has a strong focus on sports, particularly football. His coverage includes evolving stories and expert commentary. If you have unique insights into recent developments in football, such as player injuries or team performances, your pitch could be well-received.
As Richard's geographic focus is Manchester, UK, he may especially appreciate pitches related to local teams like Manchester United and Liverpool. Additionally, if you can provide investment analysis within the context of football clubs or relevant expert commentary on managerial careers in these clubs, it would likely align with his coverage interests.
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By: Richard Jolly
Rodri had got the game off he requested. “Absolutely, he is going to rest on Wednesday as well,” deadpanned Pep Guardiola. The chances are that Carlo Ancelotti was not fooled. Manchester City, after all, are unbeaten in the last 66 matches in which the Spaniard has featured. They snapped a four-game losing streak without him in the Premier League by defeating Luton 5-1 on Saturday.
Richard Jolly · 2 min read (Getty Images)
By: Richard Jolly
Guardiola has insisted there will be no repeat of last season’s 4-0 win as he warned City against complacency
By: Richard Jolly
Madrid’s newest Galactico turned down the chance to join the Premier League champions — and now faces the biggest test of his young club career after thriving in Spain
By: Richard Jolly
Man City 1-1 Real Madrid (4-4 on agg, 3-4 on penalties): Kevin de Bruyne sent the tie to a shootout after Rodrygo’s opener
By: Richard Jolly
The champions were dethroned by the kings. Manchester City 's reign lasted only a year.
By: Bruna Reis, James Ducker, Andy Hampson, Richard Jolly
· 2-min read Chelsea have been given an advantage over Manchester City ahead of their FA Cup semi-final tie on Saturday.
Pep Guardiola’s side could still win the double, but they are not the all-conquering force they were 12 months ago after being knocked out of the Champions League on penalties
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