Graham is a football betting expert at Gambling.com, specialising in betting analysis, odds and major competitions across British, European and international football.
With more than a decade of experience as a football writer and podcaster, he combines extensive knowledge of the global game with years of experience analysing betting markets.
His work has appeared in leading publications including The Guardian, The New York Times, BBC Sport, The Athletic, Eurosport, FourFourTwo and Forbes.
Areas of Expertise
- Football Betting
- Premier League & Champions League Betting
- International Football
- MLS & U.S. Soccer
- Football Odds & Analysis
Professional Experience
Graham has spent more than a decade covering football across the world, writing about competitions including the Premier League, Champions League, La Liga, Serie A, Scottish Premiership and MLS.
His career has included work for some of the biggest names in sports media, while his current roles include contributing to The Guardian and The Athletic.
His work for The Athletic combines football betting with statistical and tactical analysis, using data and his knowledge of the game to assess teams and markets.
Graham is also a co-host of the Total Soccer Show and writes The Soccer Dispatch, a newsletter exploring stories and trends from across world football.
What Graham Does at Gambling.com
At Gambling.com, Graham produces football betting analysis covering major teams, competitions and markets, drawing on his extensive knowledge of the sport to assess the factors behind the odds.
His work combines betting markets with team performance, form, statistics and tactical trends, helping readers understand the reasoning behind potential selections rather than simply providing predictions.
Every article follows Gambling.com's Editorial Policy and combines careful research with Graham's extensive football journalism and betting experience.
"My goal is to combine a deep knowledge of football with careful analysis to find the stories, trends and betting angles that matter."





