Stephen McGowan is the Chief Football Writer at the Scottish Daily Mail. He specializes in a variety of sports topics, with a strong focus on competitive sports, team sports, and sports business. Stephen's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Mondaq, Express Digest, Daily Mail, Your Cheshire Merseyside Wedding, The Herald Scotland, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Stephen Mcgowan's coverage is heavily centered around football, particularly related to Scottish teams and the national team. He often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to sports events. Given this focus, individuals with insights into Scottish football, UEFA competitions, or the management of football clubs in Scotland would be ideal sources for reaching out to Stephen.
As his geographic focus is on the United Kingdom, it would be beneficial for potential sources to have a connection or expertise in this region when pitching ideas or providing commentary. Sources who can provide exclusive insights into ongoing developments within the Scottish football scene are likely to resonate well with Stephen’s areas of interest.
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By: Stephen Mcgowan
Roos Doohan is being considered for a surprise Celtic return.
SPFL propose plan to cut number of play-off games to reach Premiership.
By: Stephen Mcgowan
Inside Falkirk's back-to-back promotions, John McGlynn at the helm & Hearts speculation.
By: Stephen Mcgowan
Falkirk are not ruling out a rule change which prohibits them from using their plastic pitch from 2026/27.
Jamie Swinney, Falkirk chief executive, reveals why he won't pick up the phone if Hearts come calling for John McGlynn.
Today marks the 30th anniversary of Dermot Desmond’s appointment as a non-executive director of Celtic.
By: Stephen Mcgowan
Celtic and Rangers are monitoring the situation of Blackburn Rovers winger Tyrhys Dolan.
Hearts' plans to unveil Derek McInnes as their new manager have been put on hold until chairwoman Ann Budge returns from holiday.
By: Stephen Mcgowan
Scottish football is set to retain the current league set up after plans to revamp the lower leagues failed to attract enough support.
By: Stephen Mcgowan
IT was only a matter of time before a player in Scottish football was felled by a missile. The freakish good fortune had to run out sometime.
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