Rob Hoskin is the editor at GiveMeSport. With a background in sports journalism, he has a keen focus on European football, sports figures, and the dynamics of the football world, often highlighting icons like Lionel Messi. Rob's insights and expertise have been featured in GiveMeSport, where he continues to engage audiences with his passion for the sport.
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Robβs coverage primarily focuses on soccer, particularly events and evolving stories within the sport. He often cites data in his articles which indicates a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given Rob's interest in controversies and evolving stories within soccer, he may be interested in pitches related to recent or upcoming high-profile matches that have potential for controversy or unexpected outcomes.
While no specific geographic focus is mentioned, it would be safe to assume that Rob is likely interested in international soccer news, as many of the topics covered are not limited to one country.
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By: Rob Hoskin
Absolutely disgusting π‘ But Messi destroyed him afterwards π
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Imagine treating the greatest goalscorer in your nation's history like this π’
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'There is much up in the air but I threw down the following questions Iβm sure fans would like answering...' π
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It's been exactly 14 years since Darren Bent's freak goal - but what happened next to the 16-year-old who threw the beach ball is horrible π’
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Lionel Scaloni celebrated Messi's skill more than he celebrated any Argentina goal at the World Cup π
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π³ 'That's gonna change football' π€£ 'I havenβt laugh so hard at football for a while' π 'Okay, I laughed...I did not expect that ending'
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At the halfway stage, data has worked out how the eight groups will finish - and one English side is going out π¬
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Next season's Champions League will see FOUR extra clubs - and three of them will be based on coefficients π¬
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