Sachin Nakrani is a sports writer and editor, known for his work with The Guardian and Yahoo Sports UK. He covers a wide range of sporting events and has a particular focus on football. Sachin is also the host of the podcast "FANS" and has authored the book "WEULFC."
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Sachin Nakrani's coverage mainly revolves around sports, particularly football and events related to the Premier League. He seems to have a keen interest in providing event coverage and opinion editorials.
Given his focus on specific teams and events, he would likely be interested in insightful commentary from experts with direct knowledge of the teams or individuals covered in his articles. Pitching stories about upcoming sporting events, especially those related to football or the Premier League, could also pique his interest.
It's clear that Sachin has a particular interest in Tottenham Hotspur and Mauricio Pochettino, so any pitches related to these subjects should be tailored accordingly.
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By: Sachin Nakrani
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