
George Priestman
Freelance Sports Journalist at Freelance
Liverpool and Everton Reporter at NationalWorld
✍️Multimedia Journalist @SBCGAMINGNEWS | Previous: @sportbible•@sportingnews•@Nationalworld•@worldarchery•@badmintonenglnd•@GiveMeSport
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3 weeks ago |
givemesport.com | George Priestman
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2 months ago |
planetfootball.com | George Priestman
Lionel Messi has absolutely dominated the MLS since joining from Paris Saint-Germain because, well, he’s Messi but he hasn’t netted against everyone just yet. The most decorated player in history has added to his insatiable trophy haul since arriving in America, picking up the Supporters’ Shield and the Leagues Cup. This level is clearly too easy for him, and he could still be a leading contender in Europe’s top five leagues if he wanted, given he has 42 goals and 20 assists in 49 games.
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2 months ago |
football365.com | Jason Soutar |George Priestman |Ciarán McCarthy
There’s a case for Sandro Tonali being the best midfielder in the Premier League this season – and an even stronger one for him being the most underrated and underappreciated. Having no European football to knacker their legs while vying for a Champions League spot in the league has been a huge reason for Newcastle United’s success but there is no coincidence that their performances have gone up a few levels following the return of Italian international Tonali.
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2 months ago |
planetfootball.com | George Priestman
The leaders of Arsenal, Barcelona, Manchester City and Real Madrid feature in the longest-serving active managerial reigns in Europe’s top five leagues. These are shorter than ever before, and the idea of a long-term project is very much an old-fashioned notion. With that in mind, we’ve decided to chart the top 10 longest-serving managers in Europe’s top five leagues before the 2024-25 campaign comes to an end. 10.
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2 months ago |
msn.com | George Priestman
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Sterling was probably worst for just a dire performance but Morata was the most infuriating vs Arsenal, straight up missing 3 1v1s🤯 Bakayoko’s was another type of bad and ivanovic the saddest to watch!

An updated version of the worst individual performances from Chels players https://t.co/dSooQpCtMO

RT @yewwande: in the end no matter who u are and what kinda day you have had football can still come ruin ur day

Boxing is incredible https://t.co/pOAgWbFx9J