Simon Mullock is the Chief Football Writer at various prominent outlets including Liverpool.com and MSN. He specializes in competitive sports, with a particular focus on team sports and the business aspects of the sports industry. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Daily Star, The Telegraph, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Simon Mullock's coverage is heavily focused on football, specifically the Premier League and major clubs such as Manchester City and Manchester United. He often covers news related to these teams' performances, player injuries, and managerial decisions. His articles frequently include expert commentary on football-related matters.
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Kobbie Mainoo celebrated his new contract with a winning goal. Manchester United 3 Liverpool 2
By: Simon Mullock
The defeat will heap more pressure on Reds boss Arne Slot. Manchester United 3 Liverpool 2
John McGinn was on the double for the Villains.
By: Simon Mullock
Jeremy Doku broke the deadlock against Keith Andrews' side. Manchester City 3 Brentford 0
By: Kieran Crichard, Mike McGrath, Simon Mullock
Mike McGrath, Kieran Crichard, Simon Mullock “Come on you Irons!” declared Pep Guardiola as he finished his post-match media duties, his
By: Simon Mullock
Perhaps it is just impossible to love Erling Haaland because he is just too good. Unless you are Pep Guardiola, that is.
Late goals kept alive Sunderland's chances of European football as they came from behind to beat Everton 3-1 and ruin Toffees captain Seamus Coleman's final appearance for the club.
On Sunday, we say farewell to John Stones and Bernardo Silva, two players who will always be synonymous with the most successful era in our great Club's history.
By: Simon Mullock
Adam Wharton was the best player on the Red Bull Arena pitch in Leipzig by some distance.
