Sam Cook is an outdoors writer and columnist based in Hull, United Kingdom. He has written for various publications including the Western Mail, GPFans, and the Scottish Daily Record. Sam's articles cover a range of topics including outdoor activities, local events, and celebrity news.
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Sam Cook's coverage is primarily focused on sports, particularly Formula 1 and Rugby League. He also covers entertainment news related to sports personalities. Based on his articles, he would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews with sports personalities or industry insiders, analysis of major sporting events or announcements within the world of Formula 1 and Rugby League.
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By: Sam Cook
Warrington Wolves have confirmed their dual registration partners for the 2025 season with Wire opting for a League One outfit.
By: Sam Cook
A League One rugby league club have secured investment with a Warrington-based duo buying significant shares in the club.
By: Sam Cook
The return of a contentious playoff system has been confirmed as the promotion and relegation method between the Championship and League One.
By: Sam Cook
There have been plenty of NRL signings made by Super League sides ahead of the 2025 season and we've assessed each one.
By: Sam Cook
Warrington Wolves winger Matty Ashton has been stateside recently ahead of Wire's participation in the Las Vegas event in early March.
By: Sam Cook
Wigan Warriors have confirmed their squad numbers for the 2025 season with 16 players retaining the same number from 2024.
By: Sam Cook
One former Hull KR youngster has confirmed his future after signing a new deal for the upcoming 2025 season.
By: Sam Cook
After three years out of the sport, Jamie Langley has returned and taken on the job of Leeds Rhinos assistant coach.
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