Tony Haggerty is a Sports Writer at The Herald Scotland. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, including team sports and various sports disciplines, with a keen focus on the sports business and competitive sports. Tony's work has been featured in The National Newspaper and Yahoo News UK.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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Tony Haggerty's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, with a particular focus on Celtic FC and the Scottish Premiership. Considering his emphasis on event coverage, announcements, and opinion editorials related to specific football teams and players, he is likely receptive to pitches providing unique insights into team performances, injury updates of key players such as Brendan Rodgers or major developments within the Scottish Premiership.
Given Tony's local geographic focus, sources with deep knowledge of Celtic FC's inner workings or those closely involved in the Scottish Premiership would be particularly relevant for engaging him effectively. Additionally, offering perspectives from former players or coaches associated with these subjects could enhance pitch appeal.
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Hapless Celtic fail to make it three Scottish Premiership wins in a row as they are beaten 2-0 by Motherwell at Fir Park.
By: Tony Haggerty
Tony Haggerty on why the time is finally right for the Celtic board and Dermot Desmond to embrace change
Arne Engels is back for Celtic at a crucial stage of the season. His return could solve midfield issues and prove decisive in the title race and…
Celtic’s title hopes would be boosted by Hearts beating Rangers, removing a major variable from the Premiership run-in and simplifying the final…
Martin O’Neill has restored belief and delivered another Celtic title, but if he stays beyond the Scottish Cup final, the board must match his…
Martin O'Neill's return should signal ambition at Celtic, but uncertainty over Shaun Maloney and Mark Fotheringham has revived fears of a…
Marcelo Saracchi has already proved himself at Celtic. With a permanent deal available, why are the Scottish champions still hesitating?
Celtic's inertia could cost them dearly in the Champions League once again, writes Tony Haggerty.
