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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TOM COLLOMOSSE: Aston Villa kept their nerve in a chaotic penalty shoot-out to reach the Europa Conference League semi-finals.
TOM COLLOMOSSE: The Aston Villa goalkeeper is the biggest wind-up merchant in world football and is disliked in France in much the same way Maradona was in England.
Promotion to the Premier League is one of the most lucrative prizes in sport but nobody in the Championship seems to want to claim it.
Unai Emery has hailed Emi Martinez as the world's best goalkeeper after his controversial performance in Aston Villa's dramatic win over Lille.
Erik ten Hag claimed that stumbling into the FA Cup Final was a 'huge achievement' for Manchester United even though they were nearly humiliated by Coventry.
After Coventry fought back from 3-0 down to take the semi-final against Manchester United into extra-time, substitute Victor Torp thought he had won it.
Forest stunned the football world on Sunday by saying that because Attwell is a supporter of their fellow strugglers Luton, he should not have been involved in their match at Everton at Goodison Park.
TOM COLLOMOSSE: Forest were penalised four points for failing to stay in line with the Premier League's profitability and sustainability regulations, which has left them a point above the bottom-three.
Simon Hooper (left) will officiate Nottingham Forest's Premier League clash against Man City after Forest publicly criticised VAR Stuart Atwell after Sunday's defeat at Goodison Park.
By: Tom Collomosse
TOM COLLOMOSSE: Throughout the campaign Forest have felt they have been on the wrong end of poor decisions from the officials and their trip to Goodison Park has tipped them over the edge.
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