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Gary Gowers
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Editor, My Football Writer
Lowestoft
Beats
Biography
Once an accountant now a freelance writer, a Damascene moment in 2011 saw me change from creative accounting to creative writing. As is the wont of a freelancer, the work has been varied and of the 'if you pay me, I'll write about it' variety but sport has been the main theme, at least it until the good folk at the Byline Times took a chance on me and I wrote about local government.
politics (national and local)Sport
Assholes
Content
By Gary Gowers Verified| My Football Writer@ The first thing to do is apologise for not delivering a post-match piece yesterday morning. Those who know my current ‘story’ will probably guess why, but all good. Anyway, if nothing else, it permitted me additional time to digest what occurred at Turf Moor on Friday, all while a Twitter spat raged (involving some City legends) over the hows, whys, and wherefores of Johannes Hoff Thorup’s decision-making.
By Gary Gowers Verified| My Football Writer@ As 0-0 draws go, that was pretty decent. The reaction of the crowd said as much. Following on from the horror of Home Park, I expected a muted, maybe tetchy, Carrow Road, but a positive start to the game with added tempo did the trick. Those who were waiting to erupt – and, believe me, some around me were itching to – were not given the opportunity.
By Gary Gowers Verified| My Football Writer@ It wasn’t long ago that the Black Cats of Wearside were part of the four-way battle for the top two automatic promotion spots. Not anymore, though. While it’s still a mathematical possibility, Sunderland’s three recent defeats – by Leeds, Hull, and Coventry – have rendered them gallant losers in the battle for the automatics, and the best they can hope for is to maintain some momentum that they can carry forward into the playoffs.
Company Info
My Football Writer
United Kingdom