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  1. www.youtube.com › channel › UCbmxZRQk-X0p-TOxd6PEYJAIanHubert - YouTube

    707K subscribers ‧ 91 videos. Sometimes I make cinematic abominations! robotsoup.com. HyperBole! The Hyperball Hates You. 1,264,924 views 3 years ago. www.patreon.com/IanHubert Finally...

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  3. muckrack.com › ian-herbertIan Herbert’s Profile | Daily Mail Journalist | Muck Rack

    Find Ian Herbert of Daily Mail's articles, email address, contact information, Twitter and more

  4. twitter.com › ianherbs@ianherbs | X

    The latest posts from @ianherbs

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    • Ian Herbert: Six strange things I learnt in this odd and fascinating ...
    • Ian Herbert: All their latest coverage | Daily Mail Online
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  6. www.dailymail.co.uk › profile-186 › ian-herbertIan Herbert: All their latest coverage | Daily Mail Online

    Ian Herbert - Deputy Chief Sportswriter, Daily Mail. Weekly Daily Mail columnist and reporter across all sports for the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday. Previously with The Independent and...

  7. www.facebook.com › ianherbs1Ian Herbert - Facebook

    Ian Herbert. 1,123 likes. I'm a Sportswriter for the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday and a weekly columnist for their digital output. Biographer of the late, great Liverpool manager Bob Paisley

  8. www.sportsjournalists.co.uk › other-bodies › football-writersHerbert joins Mail after 18 years at Indy

    2 de jun. de 2017 · Ian Herbert, former chief sports writer at The Independent, has moved to the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday in June 2017. He is known for his investigative journalism and his biography of Bob Paisley, the Liverpool manager.

  9. twitter.com › ianherbs › statusIan Herbert on Twitter

    20 de sept. de 2022 · Ian Herbert @ianherbs Spent five days in Qatar the week before last, for a detailed picture on what the World Cup will be like for fans and media - and organisers’ state of readiness.