Tom Collomosse is a football reporter specializing in coverage of Aston Villa and Birmingham City. He writes for MailOnline and Express Digest, providing analysis, match reports, and transfer news. Tom's work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and SALTEN.
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Tom Collomosse's coverage primarily focuses on football, particularly the activities and developments of various clubs within the United Kingdom. He seems to be interested in event coverage, announcements, and expert commentary related to football teams such as Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Nottingham Forest, Blackpool, and Wolves.
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By: Tom Collomosse
The former Chelsea and England midfielder is firmly in the thoughts of owner Doug King though is not the sole candidate, with at least one other boss interviewed at the start of this week.
By: Tom Collomosse
Frank Lampard is in the running to be Coventry's next permanent manager He has not been seen in the dugout since leaving Chelsea in May 2023
WALES 4-1 ICELAND - TOM COLLOMOSSE AT CARDIFF CITY STADIUM: Craig Bellamy could hardly have asked for more from his first six games as Wales boss.
During the last 10 years, Portuguese clubs have turned a combined profit of about £2billion in transfer dealings with their English counterparts.
By: Tom Collomosse
TOM COLLOMOSSE: Steve Cooper and Enzo Maresca will be in opposite dugouts on Saturday but both know the toughest challenge facing any Leicester boss - to tame a restless camp.
Gary O'Neil remains vulnerable as Wolves manager with the club actively weighing up possible replacements in recent weeks.
By: Tom Collomosse
Watkins has been one of the Premier League's most lethal strikers during Emery's tenure and was chosen ahead of Harry Kane for England's Nations League win in Greece this month.
By: Tom Collomosse, Harry Bamforth, Kieran Gill
By HARRY BAMFORTH and TOM COLLOMOSSE IN KING POWER STADIUM and KIERAN GILL IN KING POWER STADIUM Published: | Updated: Advertisement
TOM COLLOMOSSE AT KING POWER STADIUM: Goals in either half from Nicolas Jackson and Cole Palmer left Chelsea third in the table, six points adrift of leaders Liverpool.
TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE KING POWER STADIUM: With Leicester 2-0 down at home to Chelsea, Madley did not award a spot-kick for a challenge by Wesley Fofana on Mavididi.
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