David Squires is a cartoonist at The Guardian. He specializes in sports-related themes, including professional sports, sports business, and international sports leagues, often capturing the essence of major tournaments and events. David's work has been featured in The Undefeated, Far Out Magazine, The Daily Cartoonist, and InstoreMAG.
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David Squires predominantly covers sports, particularly football (soccer), with a focus on event coverage. Given this, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing major sporting events, especially those tied to football or Premier League.
Considering his focus on entertainment news as well, he may also be open to humorous and light-hearted angles related to the world of sports and entertainment. Pitches that offer unique and creative perspectives on recent events in these domains could capture his attention.
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By: David Squires
There's no wrong answer between choosing service or profit. But there is a wrong amount: halfway.
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I personally thought it was disgusting that The Odyssey was ever made, given the manner in which the original writer used to strangle his son, Bart.
By: David Squires
Our resident cartoon imagines some of the crisis talks at Fifa as its president scrambles for support after a botched World Cup plan
By: David Squires
Our cartoonist on the nine fresh faces in club dugouts and their potential impact as they begin work
By: David Squires
Aside from racist outbursts from notable rockers, a heatwave, the birth of punk, a serial killer in New York City, economic collapse, the founding
By: David Squires
Our cartoonist imagines how the football legend might while away the hours after calling time on his Argentina career
Plenty of shark-based movies have followed in the wake of , but as of yet, perhaps surprisingly, we haven't seen a direct reboot. Thank Christ for that.
By: David Squires
‘Is everything political?' That's what our very own Tom Phelan was asked when he appeared on BBC Radio 4 last week to discuss the Ed Sheeran debacle.
By: David Squires
Our cartoonist on a perfect start for Enzo Maresca’s league leaders. What could possibly go wrong?
