Thomas Bristow is a sports editor with a focus on national sports in the United Kingdom. He writes for publications such as the Daily Mirror, Mirror, Daily Express, and Manchester Evening News. Thomas has also had his work featured in Cherwell Newspaper at the University of Oxford.
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Thomas Bristow's coverage is primarily focused on sports, with a specific emphasis on football and golf. His articles predominantly cover events, breaking news, and evolving stories in the world of sports.
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By: Abbie Meehan, Thomas Bristow
Roberto Firmino spent eight years at Liverpool, winning many major honours under Jurgen Klopp, but he left the club in June 2023 and has now detailed the reasons why
By: Thomas Bristow, Dan Marsh
Liverpool is ready to rival Manchester United for Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite in January, with the Toffees set to face a battle to keep hold of the 22 year old
By: Joshua Lees, Thomas Bristow
Lucas Herbert was one of four players to give up his PGA Tour membership in 2024 in order to join the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league, and he has hailed the breakaway tour after his first season
By: Harry Brent, Thomas Bristow
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has put forward a proposal that would see the national team only select players based in the country, excluding a number of Premier League stars
By: Thomas Bristow, Chris Burns
Arne Slot has enjoyed a flying start to life as Liverpool boss, and former Reds star Steve Nicol has admitted he has been left 'surprised' by the Dutchman's impact
By: Thomas Bristow, Ben Crawford
FSG - who own Liverpool, the Boston Red Sox and Pittsburgh Penguins - have dismissed reports suggesting that they are 'considering' a takeover bid for the Boston Celtics
By: Thomas Bristow
EXCLUSIVE - Turnberry will become the UK's most expensive golf course next year, charging $1,300 for a round at certain times, but Eric Trump is happy.
By: Aaron Morris, Thomas Bristow
Match of the Day would not be the same without its long-serving host Gary Lineker, who has been with the BBC for almost 30 years - but what would happen if the former striker was to leave?
By: Thomas Bristow, Archie Griggs
Manchester City has rejected a surprising request from Manchester United to give two of its players a lift to next week's Ballon d'Or ceremony in Paris, France
By: Archie Griggs, Thomas Bristow
Caitlin Clark has taken a break from basketball to focus on one of her other passions, with the WNBA star set to play in an LPGA pro-am event next month
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