Simon Hughes is a football journalist who specializes in covering football on Merseyside and beyond. He writes for The Athletic, MailOnline, and KISS FM, providing insight and analysis on topics ranging from player interviews and team rivalries to the cultural impact of football. Simon's work has also been featured in The Times and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Simon Hughes’ work largely focuses on sports, particularly football and soccer. His coverage includes evolving stories, expert commentary, and event coverage related to the Premier League and specific clubs like Liverpool FC. When reaching out to Simon, consider providing insightful analysis or expert commentary about ongoing events in the world of football/soccer, with a particular focus on the Premier League.
Due to his interest in evolving stories and expert commentary, pitches should aim to provide unique perspectives or insider insights into current events within these areas of focus. It would also be beneficial for sources to have an understanding of the cultural context surrounding British football.
Given that Simon’s articles often delve into nuanced aspects of players' lives or team dynamics, he may be interested in interviews with former players or individuals closely associated with premier league teams who can provide behind-the-scenes insights.
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By: Andy Jones, Simon Hughes
Today, Roberto De Zerbi will take his place in the manager's dugout at Anfield.
By: Raphael Honigstein, Simon Hughes
It was raining heavily in San Sebastian in November 2019 when Xabi Alonso peered out of his office window and smiled, explaining why he was very happy with his place in the world.
By: Simon Hughes
When considering possible exit routes for your business, selling to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) can have several benefits, but a word of caution, this is not an exit route that can just be unilaterally imposed on your management team.
By: Simon Hughes
The community foundations of both clubs have since joined forces to try to educate young fans about the tragedies.
By: Simon Hughes, James Pearce
It's time to talk about Mohamed Salah This has been a curious season for Liverpool 's talismanic forward.
Fans who were at Hillsborough open up on the horror of having to live with the tragedy and the effect it's had on their lives
Managers are appointed with the long-term in mind, but Graham Potter lasted less than seven months while Mikel Arteta was given time
By: Simon Hughes
Arne Slot says sometimes life provides opportunities where “you have to listen” ahead of his anticipated appointment as Jurgen Klopp’s successor at Liverpool. The Athletic reported in April Liverpool and Feyenoord have agreed a compensation package that will allow Slot to take charge at Anfield. Speaking after Feyenoord beat PEC Zwolle 5-0, the 45-year-old said he watched the beginning of Liverpool’s victory over Tottenham Hotspur earlier on Sunday before his side’s Eredivisie win. “I saw a few minutes of the game but we had to come to the stadium,” Slot...
By: Simon Hughes
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Manchester United's manager is running out of friends at Old Trafford but where he grew in the Netherlands, he still has staunch defenders
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