Will Unwin is a Freelance Journalist at The Guardian. He specializes in sports, with a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and sports marketing, often covering team sports and various sports disciplines. Will's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Irish Examiner, The Irish Times, Yahoo Sports Canada, and more.
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Will Unwin’s coverage primarily revolves around football, with a specific focus on events and evolving stories. Given this, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer unique insights or access to players, managers, or behind-the-scenes developments within football clubs.
Since Will's primary focus appears to be on the United Kingdom and English Premier League teams like Manchester United and Nottingham Forest, consider tailoring your pitch accordingly if it involves these entities. Pitches offering exclusive interviews or insider perspectives into ongoing football events are likely to capture his interest more effectively.
Additionally, given the high percentage of event coverage in his articles, providing timely updates about significant matches or breaking news related to football could enhance the likelihood of getting his attention.
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By: Will Unwin
Enzo Maresca is not concerned by the form of Marc Guéhi despite the defender costing his side three goals in the past two Premier League matches, the Manchester City manager said after seeing his side lose in the league for the first time this season.
Manchester City added a loss in the Premier League to one to the Premier League, as their perfect record this season vanished without an independent commission in sight.
By: Will Unwin
Will Unwin at Old Trafford Dropping your captain, the man that has held the team together for most of the past five years, is a bold move from a man whose job is on the line.
By: Will Unwin
Leaving out his captain was doomed to fail but so are the club under its current leadership, and the fans at Old Trafford know that all too well
By: Will Unwin
The headlines around Fleetwood Town are rarely about what happens on the pitch. Noteworthy elements include Jamie Vardy's celebrated status as a
By: Will Unwin
The Premier League champions may have bigger fish to fry but can expect a feisty reception from League Two strugglers in the Carabao Cup
By: Will Unwin
Will Unwin at Highbury Stadium It's more than 20 years since Arsenal played at Highbury but their trip to League Two Fleetwood – and a
It's more than 20 years since Arsenal played at Highbury, but their trip to League Two Fleetwood – and a stadium of the same name – did not bring back fond memories as they were dumped out of the Carabao Cup on penalties.
By: Will Unwin
The club’s manager, Matt Lawlor, who was born and raised in the area, reflected on celebrating his club’s win with ‘people that I knew and grew up with’
By: Will Unwin
Will Unwin at Highbury Fleetwood's manager, Matt Lawlor, hailed the club's victory as one for all football after his side shocked the Premier
