Liam Bryce is a Freelance Digital Journalist. He specializes in covering team sports and sports tournaments, bringing insights and stories from the field to a wide audience. His work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Record, Glasgow Times, The National Newspaper, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Herald Scotland.
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Liam Bryce's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly football, with a heavy emphasis on Hibs and Celtic. He appears to value expert commentary and event coverage, making him likely receptive to pitches offering access to players or coaches for exclusive interviews before or after significant matches.
Given the strong focus on local teams like Hibs and Celtic, Liam may be interested in insights from sources deeply familiar with these clubs and their dynamics. Pitches that provide behind-the-scenes insight into team strategies, player performances, or transfer plans could be of interest.
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The Hibs forward was substituted with a hamstring issue during the first-half of Tuesday night's 2-0 win over Aberdeen.
By: Liam Bryce
It was all a bit emotionally draining for Dan Barlaser.
The Hibs head coach has named his starting XI for Saturday's Premiership clash at Rugby Park.
Jordan Obita is back at Easter Road after representing Uganda at the Africa Cup of Nations.
Hibernian goalkeeper Freddie Owens says a 'co-operation' loan with East Kilbride has been transformative for his development.
Kieron Bowie equalises for Hibs (Image: Pete Summers / Shutterstock) Kieron Bowie 's equaliser salvaged a point for Hibs as they were held at home by high-flying Motherwell.
It was the cup final where nothing happened, then everything happened.
In their first season as an SPFL club, the ambitious Kilby have been crowned League Two champions.
With the squad set in stone and the warm-up games completed, there's really only one further question hanging over these next few days.
It's 2026 and Rudi Skacel is still scoring goals in Edinburgh derbies.
