Shaun Riley is a journalist whose work has appeared in Yardbarker. He covers a variety of topics, including sports and Scottish football. Shaun's articles provide insights, analysis, and commentary on teams, players, and events in the world of soccer.
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Shaun Riley's articles primarily focus on football, with particular attention to Celtic FC and related topics. His work involves a mix of announcements, investment analysis, and industry-specific content.
Given the coverage attributes and themes covered in Shaun's articles, he may be interested in receiving pitches relating to exclusive player interviews or insights into team dynamics at Celtic FC. Additionally, given the focus on investment analysis, he might also be open to expert commentary on financial aspects within the football industry.
Shaun does not have a specific geographic focus but appears to take an international view of football-related topics such as team performance and fan base around the world.
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