Best in news: Football writer Mark Robinson and premiership coach Paul Roos at last year's season launch. Source: Herald Sun
MARK Robinson has been appointed the Herald Sun's chief football writer, leading the No.1 footy team in Australia's biggest daily newspaper.
Robinson, 45, replaces Mike Sheahan, who stepped aside last year after 18 years in the top job.
"I'm honoured to lead the Herald Sun's team covering the greatest game in Australia," Robinson said yesterday. "Footy is the lifeblood of Victoria and the Herald Sun team is as enthusiastic as every fan out there.
"Mike Sheahan is an iconic person for the Herald Sun and all of us in the team are proud to build on his legacy."
A multi-award-winning sports journalist, Robinson has carved a respected 20-year career as a news-breaker, hard-hitting columnist and interviewer of the biggest names in footy.
Robinson also writes the enormously popular The Tackle column for the Herald Sun and heraldsun.com.au and appears on Fox Sports AFL360.
"Robinson is essential reading for everybody in football," Herald Sun editor Damon Johnston said yesterday. "He breaks the big stories, is a respected footy analyst and his appointment strengthens the Herald Sun's position as No.1 for footy."
Robinson will lead a team that includes premiership coach Paul Roos, Brownlow medallist Shane Crawford, Jon Ralph, Mark Stevens, Michael Warner, Glenn McFarlane, Scott Gullan, Warwick Green, Jon Anderson, Jay Clark, Bruce Matthews and Sam Edmund.
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