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Denise Lewis, Debbie McGee, Julian Clary, Katie Derham, Chelsee Healey, Natalie Gumede, Matt DiAngelo, Faye Tozer, Rachel Stevens This salty, grizzled analyst character can work fine if paired with an enthusiastic commentator comfortable in deference to these war veterans with dodgy knees, but everyone is an expert in everything nowadays, aren’t they? When Murphy, for instance, muses, “He does look a good keeper”, step forward Young Men of the Internet to witheringly declare that Gianluigi Donnarumma has 30 international caps, actually, and plays in goal for AC Milan, actually, and is hardly an obscure figure. Born in Lancashire in 1954, Clive Tyldesley is a television sports broadcaster. He was ITV’s senior football commentator for twenty-two years, succeeding Brian Moore after the 1998 World Cup final. In that role, he led the commentary team at the subsequent five World Cups and five European Championships. He has taken the microphone at twenty-two UEFA Champions League finals as well as eleven FA Cup finals. He won the prestigious Royal Television Society Sports Commentator of the Year in 1998, 2000, 2002 and 2005, and was voted the Sony Radio Awards’ Sports Broadcaster of the Year in 1983.
Celtic BAN Green Brigade ultras from their matches for 'unacceptable conduct' - but Palestine flag protest against Atletico Madrid was NOT behind the decision OLIVER HOLT: Money matters to FIFA. And money doesn't just talk when the Saudis get involved, it shouts from...World Cup 2034 set to be held in Saudi Arabia as their only rivals Australia pull out of the bidding Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk share unexpected embrace ahead of his Battle of the Baddest fight against Francis Ngannou The book neither improved my opinion or lowered it of Clive, it could have done without the political waffle. People want to read about sports not politics. Watter kant': South Africa rugby stars speak in Afrikaans and appear to make light of Bongi Mbonambi's 'white ****' England slur row as they warm up Wish you were still here? Man United captain Bruno Fernandes meets up with booted-out goalkeeper David de Gea
Birmingham boss Wayne Rooney will face Leicester's Jamie Vardy live on TV just 16 months after becoming embroiled in their wives' 'Wagatha Christie' case Italian betting scandal focuses on more than 40 PLAYERS after Sandro Tonali and Nicolo Zaniolo were among the first names released in the probe Chelsea organise free coach travel for their fans heading to Wolves for controversial first Christmas Eve Premier League fixture since 1995Mike Tysonshows off his ripped physique aged 57 as former world heavyweight champion helps MMA starFrancis Ngannou prepare for fight with Tyson Fury Christian Horner suggests Ted Kravitz 'talks out of his a***' after the Sky Sports reporter claimed Max Verstappen was having issues with his car Can you recognise the Premier League star all dressed up for Halloween with his girlfriend? After a VERY scary Saturday for his club
Arsene Wenger claims Man United have lost their 'quality, confidence and spirit' after Man City's 3-0 derby win - and admits he feels sorry for Red Devils Lionel Messi names the FOUR players he thinks will win the Ballon d'Or in future... including a 16-year-old...years of Mersey mayhem! Mail Sport digs out exclusive images from Liverpool's clashes with Everton as the bitter rivals prepare to face off this weekend
Two United goals inside two minutes changed it in 1999. A teenage Evertonian called Rooney twisted the plot in 2002. Three Liverpool goals in less than six minutes changed everything again in 2005. Hello, hello. Tyson Fury steals the show at Saudi open workout as he enters into a DANCE-OFF with Sugar Hill - whereas Francis Ngannou keeps it business as usual
Man United's players have a CHAIR thrown at them while celebrating Diogo Dalot's strike from outside the box as Erik ten Hag's side defeat Sheffield United Drinkwater opens up on 2019 arrest for drink-driving and reveals he would 'get with any bird I could' on boozy nights out in London during troubled Chelsea spell A moving and beautifully-written love letter to football and its people from one of the sport’s most eminent voices. An intelligent, thoughtful, sensitive book about how football casts its spell on us all. Aaron Ramsdale admits he fears for his place in the England squad ahead of next summer's Euros after losing his No 1 spot at Arsenal The pitch is dangerous, [Bukayo] Saka nearly twisted his ankle the first time he got the ball, and I'm afraid their tactics are dangerous. It's unprofessional because they're not professional. It's a fixture you fulfil and move on.'
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