Robbie Savage is a sports journalist and former professional football player. He writes for Planet Sport and the Daily Mirror, providing predictions and analysis for various football matches and tournaments. His expertise and insights in the world of football make him a popular figure in sports journalism.
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Robbie Savage's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly football and the Premier League. Given his focus on event predictions and announcements, he is likely to be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming matches, key events in the world of football or insights into refereeing issues within the sport.
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By: Robbie Savage
ROBBIE SAVAGE COLUMN: Professional footballers are on a gruelling schedule, but things could get messy if elite stars follow through on their plan to carry out strikes
By: Robbie Savage
Sir Jim Ratcliffe shelled out £180million on new players in the summer to back Erik ten Hag, only for Manchester United to continue to disappoint - something has to give
By: Robbie Savage
Robbie Savage is doing 90-hour weeks in his role as manager of Macclesfield, who currently sit top of the Northern Premier League, despite the many challenges they face
By: Robbie Savage
ROBBIE SAVAGE COLUMN: As he reaches a milestone birthday our Mirror Football columnist takes stock of his life in the game so far, and promises that there's plenty more to come
By: Robbie Savage
Manchester United have gone a whole year without winning in Europe and their 1-1 draw against Fenerbahce showed a side devoid of a clear game plan - something has to give soon
By: Robbie Savage
After Erik ten Hag's £600 million outlay on new players, new United head coach Ruben Amorim will need more than one transfer window to bring in signings suited to his preferred 3-4-3 formation
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Robbie Savage is joining F365 to give us an exclusive insight into his first steps in football management. It's going rather well so far...
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"You have to ask: is the pinnacle playing for your country in Euros and World Cups? Or is the pinnacle playing in the later stages of the Champions League? Has the pinnacle changed?"
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In his second diary dispatch from the dugout, Robbie Savage reveals the stress of managing Macclesfield and his simple instruction to win a penalty shootout...
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Marcus Rashford received severe criticism over the international break for flying to the US instead of staying at Carrington under new boss Ruben Amorim and while that is misguided, he still has a point to prove
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