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Journalists Who Cover Brighton & Hove Albion
Ryan Adsett
Ryan Adsett - Award-winning Brighton & Hove Albion creator, podcaster, and writer. TSR Football Founder/Director. Leading a network to over 5m followers worth of different pages on Social Media, while creating consistent content in written, verbal, and video.
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Jobs Completed 3
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Brighton fans respond to Roberto De Zerbi's departure
Roberto De Zerbi's departure from Brighton & Hove Albion has left fans emotional, reflecting on his impactful tenure. De Zerbi, who succeeded Graham Potter, quickly won over fans with his charismatic leadership and exciting football style. His time at the club saw Brighton achieve historic success, including securing Europa League football. Fans and players alike expressed gratitude and admiration for De Zerbi, highlighting memorable moments and his influence on the club's culture. The farewell was marked by emotional tributes, underscoring the deep connection he formed with the Brighton community.
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Sudesh Baniya
Sudesh is a Nepali journalist and researcher with 3+ years of freelance experience across video, audio, and the written word covering the intersection of sports, culture, geopolitics, and current affairs. Currently based in Doha, he goes to Northwestern University and has been published in Euronews,...
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Nepali
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Politics
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Jobs Completed 8
Job Success Rate 100%
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Top 10 U-20 footballers to look forward to in this Premier League season
The 2021/22 Premier League season is set to showcase several promising U-20 footballers. Michael Olise of Crystal Palace, Ademipo Odubeko of West Ham United, and Valentino Livramento of Southampton are among the top talents to watch. Tariq Lamptey of Brighton, Harvey Elliott and Curtis Jones of Liverpool, Bryan Gil of Tottenham, Billy Gilmour of Norwich, Mason Greenwood of Manchester United, and Bukayo Saka of Arsenal are also highlighted for their potential impact. These young players are expected to make significant contributions to their respective teams, with many already showing impressive performances and potential for breakout seasons.
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Tom Barclay
Tom Barclay is a sports journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He covers Premier League football for The Sun, Britain's biggest newspaper.
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Burnley, Luton and Sheff Utd are winless - but one has shown enough to drag a huge club into the relegation dogfight
Vincent Kompany's Burnley, along with Luton Town and Sheffield United, have struggled in the Premier League, with the three promoted teams taking only one point from a possible 30. Burnley's tough start has seen them lose all three games at Turf Moor, while Luton's home advantage at Kenilworth Road is seen as crucial for their survival. Sheffield United, under Paul Heckingbottom, have shown the most fight, with new signing Cameron Archer making an impact. Everton, with new signings and Sean Dyche's experience, may also be involved in the relegation battle. The early season suggests a tough fight for survival for the newly promoted teams.
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Chris Brereton
I am a journalist based in Liverpool, United Kingdom. I have over a decade's journalistic experience, including covering Premier League and international sport for the national and international media both in the UK and in Thailand and Australia. In addition to sport reporting, I have also worked ...
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Jurgen Klopp: I'm fine with 4-3, we just want to win games
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp expressed contentment with his team's 4-3 victory over Crystal Palace, emphasizing the importance of winning games regardless of the manner. The match was marked by luck, with Liverpool benefiting from deflections and an error by Palace's goalkeeper Julian Speroni. Despite defensive issues and James Milner's red card, Liverpool secured the win, with Mohamed Salah achieving his 50th Premier League goal. Klopp highlighted the team's fighting spirit and showed reluctance to enter the transfer market to address the right-back position, despite injuries and suspensions. Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson praised his team's performance, although they were unable to secure a result.
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Ana Fota
Ana Fota is a freelancer reporter based in Brussels, who covers a wide range of topics of European interest. Her work has been published by The New York Times, POLITICO, Euronews, The Parliament Magazine, The Brussels Times and more. Until recently, she worked for POLITICO Europe covering news ...
English
Feature Stories
Fact Checking
Cultural
Jobs Completed 4
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How Saint-Gilles’ football team became the EU bubble’s favourite
The article highlights the unique relationship between Royale Union Saint-Gilloise (RUSG) and its fans, particularly those from the European Union institutions. Despite a heartbreaking loss in the final match of the season, the club's community spirit remains strong. The historic Joseph Marien Stadium and the club's innovative, low-budget approach contribute to its charm. The fan club bEUnion, founded by EU employees, exemplifies the club's inclusive and anti-fascist ethos. The club's recent success, including playing in the UEFA Europa League, has not diminished its community-focused identity.
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Toby Hill
Toby Hill is a freelance journalist based in Asuncion, Paraguay, covering social, political and environmental issues. He was previously based in Bolivia, where he wrote on indigneous activism for the Guardian and the country's gridlocked prison system for OpenDemocracy, among many other themes.
English
Feature Stories
Content Writing
Corporate Content
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Politics
Current Affairs
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Usually Responds Seldom
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Arsenal: Coveted £38k-p/w gem must be kept on
Reiss Nelson of Arsenal is attracting interest from Brighton and Hove Albion, but Arsenal should prioritize retaining him. Nelson's contract expires in the summer, making him a free agent. Despite competition for starting positions at Arsenal, his impactful performances and potential make him a valuable asset, especially with the club's likely Champions League qualification. Losing Nelson would be a significant blow, and finding a like-for-like replacement would be challenging. Retaining him should be a priority for Arsenal's sporting director Edu Gaspar.
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Jordan Jones
Jordan Jones is a journalist based in Cardiff, United Kingdom.
English
Feature Stories
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Interview (Print / Radio / Podcast)
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Sports
Fact Checking
Jobs Completed 3
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Brighton v Manchester City: TV details, how to watch, injury and team news
Manchester City will face Brighton & Hove Albion at the AMEX Stadium in their upcoming Premier League match. City, currently third in the league, recently defeated Club Brugge 5-1 in the Champions League. Brighton, sitting fourth, have had a strong start to the season but have drawn their last three matches. Key players for both teams are discussed, including injuries and potential line-ups. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports, with highlights available on BBC's Match of the Day and the Sky Sports App.
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Christopher Lee
Christopher Lee is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. Former BBC Defence Correspondent, Arms Control, Moscow Correspondent and Royal Correspondent. Fellow in Contemporary History Emmanuel College Cambridge. Defence Adviser to British Forces Broadcasting Service. Defence & Foreign Affairs ...
English
Feature Stories
Content Writing
Corporate Content
+6
Current Affairs
Fact Checking
Jobs Completed 4
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Referees named for Palace's games with Burnley and Brighton
Crystal Palace's upcoming matches against Burnley and Brighton will be officiated by Lee Probert and Kevin Friend, respectively. Probert has a history of officiating 12 Palace matches with a favorable record for the Eagles, while Friend has previously refereed 22 Palace games. Both referees have also officiated multiple matches involving Burnley and Brighton, with mixed results. The article details the referees' past performances and penalty awards in matches involving these teams.
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Jessy Parker Humphreys
Jessy Parker Humphreys is a freelance women's football journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
English
Journalism
Sports
Jobs Completed 1
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Man City hit the buffers and Salmon inspires Villa – Full Time with Jessy Parker Humphreys
Manchester City's Women's Super League campaign suffered as they lost to Brighton & Hove Albion, ending their unbeaten home streak. Brighton's Lee Geum-Min scored the decisive goal. Arsenal made a remarkable comeback against Leicester City, scoring four goals in 12 minutes to win 6-2. Aston Villa secured their first points of the season with Ebony Salmon's impactful performance against Bristol City. Manchester United's Millie Turner scored an exceptional goal in a 5-0 victory over West Ham. The Women's Champions League is set to begin, with Chelsea facing Real Madrid and a notable match between Bayern Munich and Roma. The upcoming Manchester derby at Old Trafford is anticipated to draw a record crowd.
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Jose Perez
My name is Jose Perez and I'm located in Miami. With over 30 years in the Television and Broadcast business, 5 Emmy awards and 11 nominations, I’m sure I’m the right candidate for your production. I have shoot and edited long format news magazine, local, network news shows and documentary. I have ...
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Arsenal – Brighton & Hove Albion: Gunners Are Finally Out Of Shots
Manchester City's win raised the stakes for Arsenal's match against Brighton, but only Brighton's creativity shone through, leading to a 3-0 victory. Arsenal's recent form has seen them lose grip on the Premier League title, despite wins against Chelsea and Newcastle. Brighton, under Roberto de Zerbi, have surpassed previous records and are on track for a historic European qualification. Key tactical decisions and player performances were highlighted, with Brighton's man-to-man pressing and third-man combinations proving decisive. Arsenal's title hopes are now effectively over, while Brighton's impressive season continues.
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James Ray
JAMES RAY is a film maker based in London, United Kingdom.
English
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Drone Footage
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Jobs Completed 1
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What transfer business can we expect from Birmingham City between now and the end of the month?
Birmingham City has brought in Teden Mengi and Taylor Richards on loan during the January transfer window. Manager Lee Bowyer is looking to make further signings, with potential targets including Swansea City's Jake Bidwell and Fulham's Alife Mawson. The team also needs to address the absence of injured Manchester United loanee Tahith Chong and the end of Riley McGree's loan spell. Striker Sam Cosgrove and defender Kristian Pedersen are potential departures, with Cosgrove linked to Salford City and Pedersen's contract expiring this summer.
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Emanuel Rosu
I have contributed or written sports stories for The NY Times, The Guardian, BBC, World Soccer, Four Four Two, ESPN or Josimar (Norway). I also worked as a local fixer for UEFA, BT Sport, ARD, or Movistar. I work as a football journalist and represent Romania in the vote for the 'Ballon d'Or'.
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Current Affairs
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Brighton Rejects $36 Million Bid for Marc Cucurella, Sets Price at $60 Million
Manchester City's $35 million bid for Brighton's Marc Cucurella was rejected, with Brighton valuing the player at $60 million. City, having sold Oleklsandr Zinchenko to Arsenal for $36 million, is expected to make an improved offer for Cucurella. The 24-year-old Spanish left back, who has a senior cap for Spain and a silver medal from the Tokyo Olympics, joined Brighton from Getafe and played 38 games last season. Bookmakers predict Cucurella will join City, while Brighton is not favored to be relegated next season, with odds at +700.
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