Euan Walsh
Freelance Writer & Journalist
Euan Walsh is a freelance football writer and journalist, producing commercial, news, and opinion-based work for prominent publications, including GOAL, World Soccer Talk, and GiveMeSport, among several others.
The writer specialises in delivering insights on the intersection between digital media and contemporary sports culture.
Commercial Work
Betting Department, Goal.com
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Opinion-Based Work
Feature Writer, World Soccer Talk
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Opinion-Based, Football, World Soccer Talk
Opinion-Based, Football, World Soccer Talk
Opinion-Based, Football, World Soccer Talk
Newcastle United is close to spending $13 million, plus up to $6 million in add-ons, on Sheffield United’s 21-year-old striker William Osula.
Soccer is at the dawn of another digital revolution.
Soccer fans are susceptible to nostalgia when they consider how much they enjoy the modern iteration of the beautiful game.
Feature and News-Related Work
Various Publications.
Opinion-Based, Football, Goalkeeper.com
Opinion-Based, Football, World Soccer Talk
Opinion-Based, Football, GiveMeSport
Goalkeepers experience a level of isolation. Unlike their outfield teammates, who are required to press opposition players, maintain tactical shapes, and instantaneously receive the ball anywhere on the pitch, goalkeepers can view the game with, at least to some extent, clarity.
Last Summer's European Championships exposed a lack of sophistication in modern international football.
When thinking of football in the 2000s, it's this period of titan-like superstars who could drag their team to league titles and major tournament success. But who were the decade's greatest midfielders?
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How to Build Audience Trust on Social Media
The Psychological Phenomenon of Purple Patches in Elite-Level Football
10 Greatest Midfielders of the 2000s {Ranked}
How Social Media is Shaping the Music Industry's Digital Marketing Strategies
We’ve all heard horror stories about what can happen if you trust the wrong person or company online. The digital sphere is saturated with illusion, self-promotion, and carefully curated content. So, it’s hardly surprising that only 27% of UK residents trust the information they receive from social media brands and personalities.
The margins in elite-level sports are minuscule. Unobservable drops in concentration, motivation, or confidence, among other psychological factors, can have significant implications on a team or athlete's success.
When retrospectively thinking of football in the 2000s, it’s this period of titan-like, world-class superstars who could heroically drag their club or national team to league titles and major tournament triumphs. But who were the decade's greatest midfielders?
“I’ve exploited social media to the most heights that anyone could do. Just using all these platforms in different ways, in the right ways.” Britain’s best-selling rapper of 2024, Central Cee, perfectly captures how social media has redefined the music industry.
I Visited the World's Happiest City — Here's What I Learned
The Data Divide: Why aren't National Teams Using itas Much?
10 Social Media Posts to Boost Brand Visibility
What's Gone Wrong for Clem Morfuni at Swindon Town?
We’ve all heard horror stories about what can happen if you trust the wrong person or company online. The digital sphere is saturated with illusion, self-promotion, and carefully curated content. So, it’s hardly surprising that only 27% of UK residents trust the information they receive from social media brands and personalities.
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Last summer’s European Championships exposed a lack of sophistication in modern international football. Despite featuring Europe’s finest talent, the tournament often felt disjointed and uninspiring, with match winners relying more on opposition errors than brilliance.
4.9 billion people are active on social media. Naturally, standing out in this saturated space is a challenge many small businesses endure, but it’s not impossible to build a following from scratch. Brand owners can’t aimlessly produce mundane content expecting to stand out from social media noise.
At best hopelessly incompetent, at worst, well, who knows was the consensus of large portions of the Swindon Town fanbase, after Australian owner Clem Morfuni ended his 6-month-long media hiatus. The growingly ambivalent atmosphere at the County Ground in recent months is an incredible juxtaposition to the beginning of the Morfuni era.