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paydesk has 8 reporters who cover Euro 2016. Our journalists are already on location, all over the world, and ready to work at a moment's notice. Our top correspondents who cover Euro 2016 are Tom Barclay and Tom Bell. Use our journalist directory to find an Euro 2016 member to work for you.
Journalists Who Cover Euro 2016
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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I was a DENTIST before becoming football manager - I've already humiliated England once, now I'm plotting to do it again
05 Sept 2024
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The Sun
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English
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Heimir Hallgrimsson, the new manager of the Republic of Ireland, previously a dentist, is known for leading Iceland to a historic victory over England in Euro 2016. Appointed after a lengthy search by the Irish FA, Hallgrimsson aims to replicate his past success against England with disciplined tactics. He draws parallels between the Irish and Icelandic people, emphasizing their hard-working nature. Hallgrimsson's unique background in dentistry is highlighted as beneficial to his management style, requiring adaptability and effective communication.
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Tom Bell
Former Economist correspondent and Daily Telegraph South East Asia Correspondent. Author of 'Kathmandu' - a social and political history of the city. ****
English
Jobs Completed 7
Job Success Rate 100%
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Belgium's Benteke not certain of Euro 2016 spot
15 Mar 2016
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www.espn.com
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English
| Euro 2016
Marc Wilmots, the Belgium national team coach, indicated that Liverpool striker Christian Benteke is not guaranteed a spot for Euro 2016, highlighting his limited playtime and competition from other players like Romelu Lukaku, Michy Batshuayi, and Divock Origi. Wilmots empathized with Benteke's situation at Liverpool under manager Jurgen Klopp and mentioned that his selection will focus on squad balance, considering the different strengths of each player.
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James Chater
British freelance journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan and MPhil Candidate in Modern Chinese Studies at Oxford University. My reporting from Taipei has been featured in The Guardian, New Statesman, The Spectator, The Taipei Times and Los Angeles Review of Books.
Chinese (Mandarin)
English
Interview (Video / Broadcast)
News Gathering
Feature Stories
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Business
Finance
Politics
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The England football team needs a reality check, not a new manager
01 Jun 2016
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www.newstatesman.com
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English
| Euro 2016
England's early exit from the Euros, losing to Iceland, highlights the unrealistic expectations placed on the national football team. Despite the Premier League's global prominence and the significant financial investment in English football, the national team has not won a major tournament since 1966. The cycle of hiring and firing managers, driven by inflated expectations and media scrutiny, perpetuates disappointment. Lowering expectations could alleviate the pressure on the team and potentially lead to better performance in the future.
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Vladimir Kozlov
For over 20 years I was an English-language journalist based in Moscow. Following the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, I left Russia. However, I continue to closely monitor developments in Russia (and my homeland, Belarus), contributing articles on Russia-related topics. My focus lies ...
English
Russian
Journalism
Technology
Arts & Books
Film & Theatre
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Jobs Completed 14
Job Success Rate 93%
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How Russians became the biggest, baddest hooligans at Euro 2016
15 Jun 2016
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www.vice.com
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English
| Euro 2016
Russian soccer fans have gained notoriety for their violent behavior at Euro 2016, particularly during clashes with English fans in Marseille. The Russian hooligans, organized and trained, have emerged as a significant force in soccer-related violence, challenging the traditional dominance of English hooligans. The incidents have drawn mixed reactions in Russia, with some politicians expressing support for the fans' actions, while others express shame. The violence occurs amid strained Russia-West relations, with some speculating on potential political motivations behind the hooliganism. UEFA has issued a suspended ban on Russia, warning of disqualification if further violence occurs.
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Aidan Magee
Aidan Magee is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He is a vastly experienced writer and broadcaster who has covered sport in 38 countries, which included World Cups, Euros, Champions League finals, Europa League finals, Africa Cup of Nations, Confederations Cup and numerous domestic cup ...
English
Journalism
Sports
Jobs Completed 2
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Senior England players lost faith in Roy Hodgson - Sky sources
28 Jun 2016
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Sky Sports
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English
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Senior England players lost faith in Roy Hodgson's ability to lead the team during Euro 2016, questioning his tactics and player selections. Concerns included the use of a 4-3-3 formation, the selection of Raheem Sterling despite his lack of confidence, and the decision to make six changes for the Slovakia game. Players also debated Wayne Rooney's midfield role and were frustrated by Marcus Rashford's late substitution against Iceland. Hodgson's resignation was accepted by FA chief executive Martin Glenn, and it was revealed that the FA would not have offered him a new contract regardless.
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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'.
English
French
Italian
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Interview (Video / Broadcast)
Vox Pop
Documentaries
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Current Affairs
Sports
Research
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Usually Responds Within a few hours
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Vlad Chiriches: Romania's Defensive Rock Amid Club Struggles
17 Mar 2024
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www.theguardian.com
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English
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Vlad Chiriches, despite facing challenges at Tottenham Hotspur and Napoli, remains a key figure for the Romanian national team. As Romania heads to Euro 2016, Chiriches is seen as a leader with the potential to help the team surprise critics and advance beyond the group stage. Manager Anghel Iordanescu and Chiriches himself emphasize the unity and collective strength of the Romanian squad. Chiriches' journey from a difficult youth career, including a setback at Benfica, to his rise in Romanian football and his record transfer to Tottenham is highlighted. The article also touches on his fall from grace at Tottenham and his maintained status in the national team. Additionally, brief stories of other Romanian players like Costel Pantilimon, Gabriel Torje, Razvan Rat, and Nicolae Stanciu are shared, showcasing their personal backgrounds and contributions to the team.
Waleed Tariq
Waleed Tariq is a journalist based in Karachi, Pakistan covering politics, economy, environment, press freedom and digital rights. Contact for reporting, writing and editing projects.
English
Investigative Journalism
Fact Checking
Investigative Reporting
Fact Checking
Jobs Completed 2
Usually Responds Within an hour
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Euro 2016: It’s about two countries, not Ronaldo vs Bale
04 Jul 2016
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The Express Tribune
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English
| Euro 2016
Gareth Bale emphasizes that the Euro 2016 semi-final between Wales and Portugal is about the teams, not individual stars like himself and Cristiano Ronaldo. Bale has scored three goals in the tournament, while Ronaldo has scored two. Bale focuses on team performance and downplays Ronaldo's recent controversial actions. The match will determine who faces Germany or France in the final.
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Erin Zaleski
Erin Zaleski is a versatile journalist based in Paris specializing in France, travel, features, culture, human rights, politics, and international news. She covered the 2015 terror attacks in Paris, as well as politics, features, and entertainment. She has written for Newsweek, Agence France-Presse,...
French
Feature Stories
Content Writing
Corporate Content
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Business
Politics
Current Affairs
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Will Terrorists Strike France During Euro 2016?
08 Jun 2016
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www.thedailybeast.com
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English
| Euro 2016
France is on high alert as it prepares to host Euro 2016 amidst fears of potential terrorist attacks. The country has faced significant terrorist threats since January 2015, and authorities are concerned about the security of open-air venues like the Champ de Mars. Despite improved intelligence efforts, the risk remains high, with organized groups like ISIS and lone wolves posing threats. The French government has deployed 90,000 security personnel, including police, gendarmes, and soldiers, to safeguard the event. Recent arrests and ongoing security drills highlight the persistent danger and the extensive measures being taken to protect the public.
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