Daniel Storey is the Chief Football Writer at The i Paper. He covers a range of topics including the Premier League, EFL, the England national team, and the European game, with a focus on competitive sports and their cultural implications. Daniel's insights and analyses have also been featured in BioRxiv and MSN.
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Daniel Storey's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and the Premier League. He seems to be interested in providing expert commentary, analysis of events, and making announcements related to football. If you have expertise in the Premier League or specific football teams such as Manchester United or Liverpool, offering insights into team performance or player dynamics could be valuable for his articles.
Given Daniel's national focus on the United Kingdom, pitches should highlight UK-based perspectives or developments within British football leagues. Also consider angles that analyze team strategies and performances based on recent matches or upcoming events in the world of soccer.
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By: Daniel Storey
My strongest argument is not about the beer
This is the butterfly effect, except the butterfly is a herd of elephants trampling over our previous concept of who won what and why
Swansea bought access to Jamestown Analytics, Tony Bloom' model - now they're top of the league
The verdict leaves City facing questions that money and bluster can no longer drown out
The development of academy talent into first-team players is one of football’s biggest industries and the great unknown. In the second of a series embedded within Huddersfield Town, I try to explain how the process works in 11 steps… Successful academy graduates are gold dust for every football club. In the Premier League they are the “pure profit” gamechangers but also the alternative to the rampant spending: Phil Foden, Bukayo Saka, Reece James, Kobbie Mainoo, Rio Ngumoha. In the EFL, they can be more crucial still. One sale can secure the entire future of the club. Take Ollie Watkins at Exeter […]
Far too often, players are judged merely by the trophies they won, but great talent doesn't always guarantee great success.
By: Daniel Storey
Far too often, players are judged merely by the trophies they won, but great talent doesn't always guarantee great success.
By: Daniel Storey
Our chief football writer reviews the main talking points from the weekend's action
England captain's Ballon d'Or win is a triumph for superhuman work ethic
Barnsley's revolution was brave at first - it is starting to look very foolish
