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Ian McCullough

London

Freelance Senior Football Writer at West London Sport

None at Freelance

London-based football writer for various national dailies. Covering Brentford, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Millwall, QPR.

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Articles

  • No need to rotate Arsenal team for Crystal Palace game

    1 day ago | thetimes.com | Gary Jacob |Ian McCullough

  • Cole Palmer’s struggles go on as Chelsea appease angry fans

    1 month ago | news.diaadiadovale.com.br | Sam Dean |Ian McCullough

    A good number of Chelsea’s fans arrived at Stamford Bridge angry. They left with their team back in the top four and in good shape for Champions League qualification. Supporters might be struggling to see the upside of life under their owners but this was a night with plenty of positives.

  • Palmer stars again as three-goal Chelsea punish out-of-sorts Villa

    Dec 1, 2024 | irishexaminer.com | Ian McCullough

    Chelsea bolstered their Premier League title credentials with a stirring victory over a faltering Aston Villa side at Stamford Bridge. First-half goals from Nicolas Jackson and Enzo Fernandez and a wonderful curling effort from Cole Palmer six minutes from time extended Villa's woeful run of form to eight games in all competitions without a win.

  • Chelsea 3 Aston Villa 0: Cole Palmer scores stunner after Jackson and Enzo goals

    Dec 1, 2024 | thesun.co.uk | Ian McCullough

    CHELSEA defeated Aston Villa 3-0 to move level with Arsenal in the Premier League table. First-half strikes by Nicolas Jackson and Enzo Fernandez put the Blues into cruise control, before Cole Palmer made it three late on.

  • Marc Guehi goes from villain to hero to rescue point for Crystal Palace against Newcastle

    Nov 30, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | Ian McCullough

    Crystal Palace’s Daniel Munoz (left) celebrates after scoring their late equaliser Credit: Getty Images/Glyn Kirk Daniel Munoz’s stoppage-time header grabbed a precious point for Crystal Palace against a listless Newcastle at Selhurst Park. Newcastle, who spent most of the summer transfer window trying in vain to prise Marc Guehi away from Crystal Palace but the England international had looked to be their unlikely match winner at Selhurst Park with an own goal 10 minutes into the second...

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Ian McCullough
Ian McCullough @IanMac08
28 Mar 25

This really is a beautiful book and It was a real honour to be asked to contribute to it along with some far more illustrious names than me. A must for all QPR fans. https://t.co/rebZX2B82f

Ian McCullough
Ian McCullough @IanMac08
15 Mar 25

Take a point all things considered with form and all the injuries, despite being 2-0 up - draw a fair result. Saito’s probably was a red by the letter of the law, but how can you give that when similar challenges warrant only yellow cards from a preening ‘look at me’ ref?

Ian McCullough
Ian McCullough @IanMac08
3 Mar 25

Some words from Saturday’s game. https://t.co/FHRpGgNQHF