Simon Burnton is a cricket and football writer for The Guardian, with a passion for both sports and wine. He has also written for Yahoo Sports UK and his work has been featured in publications such as The Irish Times and Yahoo Sports Canada. Simon's articles cover a range of topics, from match reports and analysis to opinion pieces on sports personalities and events.
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Simon Burnton's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly cricket and darts. His articles predominantly cover events and include expert commentary. If you have insights or expertise related to ongoing tournaments, player performance analysis, or the strategic aspects of these sports, your pitches are more likely to resonate with him.
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The 82-year-old’s impact on football goes far beyond his own success with the advice he gives to up-and-coming managers
By: Simon Burnton
Across 90 raucous minutes in west London Leeds lost control of this crucial game and with it their future.
By: Simon Burnton
Manager’s Liverpool reign is fizzling out as they once again fail to turn their supremacy into three points at West Ham
By: Simon Burnton
After the game, as he was asked to consider the imminent departure of Jürgen Klopp, David Moyes was in jovial mood: “I'll be glad he's gone.
By: Simon Burnton
Bowler has recovered from long-standing elbow injury to be named in provisional 15-man squad for T20 World Cup that starts on 1 June
By: Simon Burnton
The Feyenoord manager waved to supporters in an apparent goodbye at the end of their 5-0 thrashing of PEC Zwolle in the Eredivisie
By: Simon Burnton
The Dutchman leaves Feyenoord after a dream tenure and can emulate how Jürgen Klopp makes fans feel special
By: Simon Burnton
Simon Burnton in Rotterdam · 7 min read In this article: Arne Slot
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By: Simon Burnton
‘He loves to work with people … he opens the eyes of the players,’ former player says
By: Simon Burnton
Possible replacements to lead the attack have been tried in recent years without definite candidates emerging. Now, big decisions loom
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