Thom Gibbs is a Senior Sports Writer at the Daily Telegraph. He covers a wide range of topics including football, tennis, basketball, and the Olympics, with a keen interest in competitive and professional sports. Thom's work has been featured in prominent publications such as AOL UK, Yahoo Sports, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Telegraph.
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Thom Gibbs' articles mainly focus on sports, with a heavy emphasis on football and the Premier League. Given his coverage attributes, he appears to be inclined towards event coverage and opinion editorial pieces in the realm of sports.
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By: Thom Gibbs
Just when you think you have a handle on the modern media landscape a new content strand drops which leaves you profoundly shook.
By: Thom Gibbs
England midfielder’s move into the content scene echos many that have preceded it with a controlled film light on substance
By: thom gibbs
It is the morning after Manchester United have drawn 0-0 with Aston Villa and Mark Goldbridge is on his third livestream since the final whistle. ‘Neville BACKS Ten Hag! Tuchel TALKS? Goldbridge BACKS INEOS!' reads the headline.
By: Thom Gibbs
Premiership clubs are seeking new ways to attract fans but the anthems being sung by their players are somewhat tone deaf
By: Thom Gibbs
Can a Wurzels song ever be an act of war? Not in a ‘so bad it's an atrocity' sense, but as in the example set by the Bristol Bears at the Bath Rec last weekend.
By: Thom Gibbs
Internecine rivalries are growing between match-going and online fans and soon the keyboard warriors will claim their first managerial scalp
By: Thom Gibbs
On the way home from a standard QPR atrocity on Saturday I had two short conversations with supporters of other teams.
By: Thom Gibbs
Man City manager even had to deal with the unmitigated affront of naming less than his allotted nine subs in a recent fixture – how sad
By: Thom Gibbs
Burton Albion have not won a league game since April. They are bottom of League One with a record of zero victories from 12 games, seven consecutive defeats and a goal difference of minus 12.
By: Thom Gibbs
Fears the broadcast would try to educate novices did not materialise in a slick production
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