Robert Grieve is the President & CEO at The Scottish Sun. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on team and individual sports, as well as the business side of competitive sports. Robert's work has been featured in The Irish Sun, The Sun, and The Scottish Sun.
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Robert Grieve's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly football. He frequently covers evolving stories and seeks expert commentary in his articles, making him likely to be receptive to pitches offering exclusive insights into ongoing developments in the Scottish Premiership or involving Rangers and Celtic.
Since Robert's focus appears to be local, he would likely appreciate pitches from individuals with direct knowledge or involvement in the teams and events he covers. Exclusive interviews with players, coaches, or figures within these clubs could garner his interest.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories related to football, providing timely updates regarding player transfers, match previews/analysis for games involving Rangers or Celtic may also capture his attention.
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By: Robert Grieve, Stewart Fisher
RANGERS are closing in on a deal for former Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil. They tried to sign the 24-year-old in January but he opted for a loan move to Ipswich Town instead. He’s out of con…
By: Bill Leckie, Stewart Fisher, Robert Grieve
MARTIN O’NEILL deserves a statue for his exploits in guiding Celtic to a remarkable league and cup double – but that doesn’t mean he is the right man to land the Hoops job on a pe…
By: Robert Grieve
ANDREW CAVENAGH did the deal to get control of Rangers. Now Rangers has control of him. It’s a year to the day since the US healthcare tycoon led a consortium takeover to buy the Ibrox club. Having…
By: Robert Grieve
STEVE CLARKE is praying Billy Gilmour’s World Cup dream isn’t over. The Napoli midfielder limped off with a suspected knee injury in the 4-1 win over Curacao. Gilmour was immediately sent for a sca…
By: Robert Grieve
MIKE MULRANEY says he doesn’t need to justify his decision to hand Steve Clarke a new deal. The SFA president believes he proved his judgement appointing the former Kilmarnock boss as Scotland…
By: Robert Grieve
STEVE CLARKE has urged his World Cup stars to give Sir Kenny Dalglish a morale boost after his cancer diagnosis. The Scotland and Liverpool legend – capped 102 times – has revealed he’s…
By: Robert Grieve
THE turf is so manicured, it’s like every individual blade of grass has been trimmed by nail scissors. VIPs don’t just have their limos driven into the car park. They land their Learjets at the air…
By: Robert Grieve
ELIJAH JUST has warned Scotland’s stars not to treat Haiti lightly. The Motherwell playmaker was in the New Zealand side that was thumped 4-0 by the Caribbean outfit in Florida on Tuesday night. An…
By: Robert Grieve
STEVE CLARKE has held a team meeting with his Scotland squad on the new dos and don’ts of FIFA’s new World Cup rules. Clarke has been left baffled by some of the changes being rushed through ahead …
By: Ryan Rowe, Robert Grieve, Bill Leckie
SCOTTISH football fans know all about Findlay Curtis now. But will the rest of the world? The Rangers starlet’s potential impact was a big talking point for Bill Leckie and Robert Grieve on t…
