Welcome to the very first edition of Spotlight, a new series designed to highlight some of the community’s newest writers. The team will also focus on some of B/R’s most loved regulars and discuss their history.
The Spotlight team will search for up and coming writers who are new to the community and try to lend a helping hand by putting them on to Bleacher’s very own world football stage.
The series will not only be taking some time out for the regular authors who are already established on B/R, it will also be talking to the hard working community leaders and the unsung editors who spend a great deal of time maintaining the quality of Bleacher Report articles.
If you have found a new Bleacher creature that has captured your imagination, then Spotlight can offer you the chance to find out much more about your favourite writers—from their earliest memories as a football supporter right up to news about their next article.
Introducing…
Merseyside born, David Gore, has been a member of Bleacher Report for three months, quickly moving up the community writer rankings with many heartfelt articles that have mostly been Liverpool based.
His perspective on football can connect with the reader on a more personal level—with a hint of humour that will definitely produce a smile.
David is certainly one of the Liverpool Community’s most knowledgeable writers when it comes to talking about his favourite club and their history, but he can just as easily discuss anything that is football related, with the same passion.
His first two articles are warmly written and straight away they show David’s passion for the club and for football. His first contribution, ''The City and Its Club'' highlights some history behind the city of Liverpool itself, whilst, ''The Song'' gives an insight in to why the famous Anfield Anthem has a special meaning to him.
His optimism for Liverpool and their current season is clearly evident throughout his time on Bleacher, especially when you read through his positively driven articles entitled: "The New revival of Liverpool", "Liverpool FC: Could it be?" and: "The season so far"
Reading through some of David’s comments on other people’s work, you will be provided with polite and factual responses that will no doubt make him a firm favourite in the community.
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about 1 month ago
Good stuff Jamie, and well done David as well! Great concept and I'm looking forward to more in this series!
from about 1 month ago
Cheers Barney, I really hope this takes off, It is something that can be done by anyone who chooses to write it, its not something that is limited to just me.
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