Phillip Rollo is a Sports Journalist at Stuff. He specializes in competitive and professional sports, covering topics such as international sports leagues, team sports, and sports tournaments. Phillip's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Spinoff, Nine Digital, The Press, Waikato Times, The Post, and Nine.com.au.
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Phillip Rollo's focus on local sports, particularly football and the Wellington Phoenix team, indicates he is likely to respond well to pitches that offer insights into the A-League and developments related to this specific team. He seems inclined towards event coverage and evolving stories, making him a good target for those with timely updates or exclusive access regarding players' performances, injuries, transfers within the A-League.
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By: Phillip Rollo
Photo finish decides Diamond League final VIDEO CREDIT: DIAMOND LEAGUE
Warriors coach on signing an extension until 2032 Jett Cleary will make his NRL debut for the Warriors against the Knights on Sunday after coach Andrew Webster was forced into two late changes.
The box-kick blueprint that could cost the All Blacks the series VIDEO CREDIT: Aotearoa Rugby Pod
By: Phillip Rollo
Could Ioane, Tavatavanawai or Blackadder play in test 3? VIDEO CREDIT: Aotearoa Rugby Pod
New Zealand concede late penalty against Japan VIDEO CREDIT: FIFA
Ruben Love on rugby, life and Richie Mo'unga VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
By: Phillip Rollo
Kiwi football talent Luke Brooke-Smith has suffered a major setback just weeks after joining English club Portsmouth, dislocating his ankle, fracturing
The Springbok maul that changed the Test VIDEO CREDIT: Aotearoa Rugby Pod
By: Phillip Rollo
What: WXV Global Series, Black Ferns v France. Where: Matmut Stadium de Gerland, Lyon. When: 3.45am Sunday (NZT), Sky Sport 1.
A long-awaited forward boost on the bench helps offset key backline injury blows for the WXV clash in Lyon.
