Will Unwin is a freelance journalist at Guardian Sport, focusing on competitive sports and the business of sports. His work often explores team sports and their impact on culture and society. Will has been featured in prominent publications such as the Irish Examiner, Yahoo Sports Canada, The Irish Times, and The Guardian.
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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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Ollie Whatmuff, Manchester City to Stockport Goalkeepers are supposed to peak at about 30, which makes one wonder how good the 18-year-old Whatmuff will be at that point.
By: Will Unwin
Tunnel vision allowed Bryan Mbeumo seconds of focus, ignoring everyone in red around him, while those in blue provided a guard of honour.
By: Will Unwin
Bryan Mbeumo’s goal was a moment of solo inspiration but Michael Carrick will want more from Fernandes, Cunha and Rashford
Michael Carrick is excited to lead Manchester United on their return to the “magical” Champions League but admitted playing on Thursday night was “not ideal” with the derby on Sunday.
Michael Carrick said: ‘To win the Champions League was the ultimate,’ but he has to prepare Manchester United for Sabah and then the derby against City
Enzo Maresca has backed Elliot Anderson's assessment that Manchester City are the “ kings of Manchester ” as he prepares for his first derby in charge of the club.
By: Will Unwin
Enzo Maresca, who will be involved in his first Manchester derby on Sunday, backed Elliot Anderson, saying: ‘City were dominant when he grew up’
Enzo Maresca, who will be involved in his first Manchester derby on Sunday, backed Elliot Anderson, saying: ‘City were dominant when he grew up’
Enzo Maresca does not pay the bills at Manchester City but he is ecstatic that those who do spent £125m for him to be reunited with Enzo Fernández.
By: Will Unwin
Some scoffed at £125m price tag, but the Argentinian did the work of two midfielders after Phil Foden’s red card
