Chief Meteorologist: AMS (CBM version) Certified
Robert Martin is a Chief Meteorologist with AMS (CBM version) certification, specializing in local weather forecasts. He writes for The Scottish Sun and his work has also appeared in HousingWire. Robert's articles cover a range of topics including sports, transfers, European competitions, and current events in Scottish football.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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Robert Martin's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football, with an emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or interviews related to ongoing events, transfer rumors, or managerial changes within the local football scene.
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By: Robert Martin
IAN GORDON admits Hibs will now look to buy British after too many transfer market mistakes. The Easter Road owner has conceded the club has got it wrong on recruitment in recent years. But the dec…
By: Robert Martin
KRIS BOYD fears for Steven Naismith’s job if Hearts’ horrific run continues. Naisy’s Jambos finished third at a canter last season to secure European group-stage football. But they have yet to win …
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HIBS are confident they will receive a full allocation of tickets for Sunday’s clash with Rangers following an intervention from the SPFL. The Easter Road club approached the league last week with …
By: Robert Martin
CRAIG GORDON says he never closed the door on a Scotland return, but feared it was shut on him. Steve Clarke handed him his 75th cap as a sub against Finland in May, days after telling him he WASN’…
By: Robert Martin
ANDREW McKINLAY has revealed Hearts new boss will ‘probably’ not be a Scot. The Jambos CEO confirmed the club are speaking to ‘seven or eight’ candidates about the vacant post although bookies favo…
By: Robert Martin
YAN DHANDA stunned Dinamo with a last gasp header as Hearts showed real spirit in Sumgayit. The managerless Jambos fell behind for the TENTH time in eleven games this season. But for the first time…
By: Robert Martin
FRUSTRATED YAN DHANDA admits he’s desperate to help India get to a first ever World Cup. But the Hearts star knows it won’t happen until the GOVERNMENT there changes its draconian rules. …
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