Young Guns is a website based around the famed development of young players at Arsenal FC, offering the latest news, updates and analysis.

Regarded among a strict elite of respected Arsenal sites, the content is based on the progress of players aged 21 or younger, following their journey from the Academy towards the first-team.

I founded Young Guns in 2008, while still at school. The unique and inventive concept took off quickly, and helped me hone my journalistic skills with a number of exclusive stories and features.

I write daily, providing news on the club and players, as well as match day coverage; including previews, reports, live tweets and analysis, as well as hosting web chats.

The Daily Mirror is a British tabloid newspaper, which was founded in 1903. The daily paper is regarded as one of the most popular in the country, selling 1.2 million copies per day.

The paper also has a popular website, and a spin off, Mirror Football, especially set up for their award winning in depth football coverage.

ITV is the oldest commercial television network in the United Kingdom, and one of the most popular. The channel broadcasts a plethora of programming, including various popular sporting events.

ITV’s sports coverage emphasises on football, where they hold terrestrial rights to the UEFA Champions League, the FA Cup, the World Cup, European Championships and more.

I joined ITV Football in June, offering opinion and analysis for their website, which supplements their television football coverage.

My work generally consists of opinion and topic debate pieces relating to England’s Under 21 side, but I also provide scouting reports and player analysis of young players at Premier League clubs.

FourFourTwo is a football magazine and website produced by Haymarket Publishing. The magazine is one of the most respected and well known in the world, selling over 90,000 copies per month.

The website offers daily updates, analysis and news of football issues provided by some of the most recognisable football writers in the world.

I joined FourFourTwo’s exciting list of ‘Football Experts’ in March 2011 as their ‘Talent Spotter’. I write weekly scouting reports and analysis of promising young players at English-based clubs.

My aim to report to fans on those impressive youngsters at their clubs has proved successful, with my features being some of the most read on FourFourTwo.

Total Football Magazine is a Russian football publication formed in February 2006.

The magazine boasts an impressive 28% share of the Russian football market, and is the only recognised monthly glossy for sale in Russia. There are 12 editions every year, selling an average of 15,000 copies each.

Total Football Magazine hired me as their overseas journalist in April 2011, providing magazine content on European football, on a whole range of issues, including players and clubs.

My most popular TFM features include a two page analysis spread on Russian winger Andrey Arshavin.

The Seventy Two is an independent website offering opinion on the Football League. This means an in-depth look at individual clubs in the Championship, League One and League Two.

The website’s well respected coverage was recognised when it was included in The Guardian’s top 100 blogs.

I write an occasional column for The Seventy Two, providing scouting reports on promising players in The Championship and League One.

My work focuses on in depth analysis of players’ skills and attitudes, giving fans total all round view of the player in question.

The Gooner Fanzine is a monthly magazine created by, and for, supporters of Arsenal FC. It is sold online, and at various places around the Emirates Stadium.

The magazine is one of the largest of its type in the UK, and celebrated its 200th edition in November 2009. It features a mixture of serious Arsenal opinions and humerous content.

I joined the ever growing Gooner team as a 15-year-old, but began a regular column in January 2011, writing regular features on promising young players in Arsenal’s Reserve team.

My monthly ‘Young Gunners’ column allows Arsenal fans to read all the behind-the-scenes information and analysis on the clubs young players.

The Gunners Post is a respected football magazine produced by the official Arsenal supporters club of Norway. It is published in both English and Norwegian languages.

The magazine is a mix of news, opinion and analysis, and often features a big interview with a player or member of staff connected with Arsenal. The staff are also involved in various fund raising activities.

I began writing for the Gunners Post in 2008, and provide news and opinion on transfers and profiles of players in an occasional column. I also appeared in their ‘top 10 must follow football tweeters’ list for 2011.

My main work is based around Arsenal’s Academy and Reserves setup.

talkSPORT is the United Kingdom’s biggest national commercial sports radio station, boasting over 3 million listerners a month, as well as being licenced by the Barclays Premier League.

The station and website combine sporting news, analysis and opinion with the very best banter and debate. The station was rewarded for this by winning three golden Sony awards in 2011.

I joined talkSPORT in June 2011, as a journalist for their ever expanding website coverage. My work involves sourcing and writing exclusive transfer stories, mainly involving promising young players.

The majority of my features are on the movements of players aged 23 or under, but I also provide the low down on players of all ages, who make the move to Premier League clubs from Europe.