Yes it's a copy and paste job gone wrong!

Sam Matterface and Alvin Martin were on commentary duty with Dave Rowe pitchside.

Thanks for the reply and sorry not to answer you sooner. Poor old Bomber, I know how he feels as I am having problems with my back and hips at the moment. I haven't been able to listen for a couple of weeks so not sure if he is back, but have to agree that he is one of the nicest co~commentators on the radio (though as a Baggies fan I am biased), he is the first to say if the Baggies are not playing well. Hope you feel better soon Bomber, we do need you.

For the Derby game it was Ed Dawes with Roger.

On Friday between 16:00-19:00, there's a Drive Time: Euro 2012 Draw Special hosted by Adrian Durham alongside Stan Collymore and Matt Holland with Sam Matterface reporting from Kiev. Clearly, Collymore won't be involved if he's still off sick but I'd imagine that someone like Alvin Martin will be on if he can't do it. Matterface's involvement in Kiev next week means that Nigel Pearson will be on commentary duty for Aston Villa v Manchester United on Saturday night.

And as I understand it, talkSPORT's next commentary games in the Champions League will be Olympiakos v Arsenal (Tuesday) - although I'd hope this would change to Chelsea as Arsenal's game is pretty meaningless - and FC Basel v Manchester United (Wednesday)

BBC Radio Scotland - Sunday 27th November 2011

Sportsound presented by Richard Gordon live from Rugby Park.

Commentary
Kilmarnock v. Rangers - David Begg, Steven Thompson and Billy Dodds with Chick Young pitchside

talkSPORT

Alan Brazil and Tony Cascarino with Sunday Exclusive, followed by Call Cundy.

Premier League
Liverpool v Manchester City - Graham Beecroft
Swansea v Aston Villa - Sam Matterface and Bobby Gould, with Roger Hughes pitchside (13:30 commentary)

John Hartson was due to be on 5Live at the Swansea game but he went home as he couldn't cope with the tragic news about Gary Speed. Perfectly understandable.

Nigel Adderly is reporting on his own.

BBC Radio Wales

Jackland V Aston Villa - Mark Poyser hosting with commentary from Simon Davies and Ian Walsh. We also heard from Ian, Phil Cadden (Western Mail) and Bobby Gould after the news of Gary Speed's death.

BBC Radio Cymru

Jackland V Aston Villa - John Hardy and ? (SW Wales commentary)

I don't know about Radio Wales, but Radio Cymru will be doing a career look back of Gary Speed at 5pm.

I was out when I heard the news and listened to Talksport from 12:30 to 1:30pm. Thought Alan Brazil held himself together very well and heard Roger Hughes condolences to a brilliant Gentleman. Sam Fleet (from the Liberty Stadium) & John Keith (Anfield) echoing everyone's sadness on RTE Radio 1.

Absoltely shocking about Gary Speed, some lovely tributes on the radio today. I can't believe I was only watching him on Football Focus yesterday

RIP Gary

West Yorkshire Sport on BBC Radio Leeds is being presented by Neil Rudd, presumably on loan from Radio Humberside, who I think was expecting to be doing music and score updates show but has ended up with a Gary Speed tribute programme. Derm Tanner contributing via ISDN and bits from Adam Pope and Dave Callaghan on the phone. Also nice to hear newsreader Clive Settle doing some presenting again.

Sunday 27th November 2011 - Liverpool v Manchester City (4pm)
BBC Manchester: Ian Cheeseman & Fred Eyre
BBC Merseyside: Gary Flintoff & Jimmy Case
Radio City 96.7: Steve Hothersall & John Aldridge

I put talkSPORT on not long after hearing the sad news and I want to echo what you have said really, collectively they did well under horrible circumstances.

Their co-commentator at the Liberty Stadium today Bobby Gould, who was Gary's manager with Wales for a period I believe, was clearly very upset but did well to keep it together during what must have been a very difficult game for him to broadcast from. Credit also to Sam Matterface whose commentary reflected the sombre mood and I'm sure he will have helped Bobby get through the 90 minutes.

I thought Graham Beecroft, who was reporting from the later game and knew Gary through his time at Everton, gave a fitting tribute and from the little I heard of his phone-in Jason Cundy did a good job of hosting that show with the required sensitivity. I'm sure all of the individuals and stations covering sport on this particularly sad day for football will have handled Gary's death with the care and sensitivity it required.

606 was heartbreaking to listen too last night. Robbie Savage was in tears through some of it, I can't imagine how difficult it must have been for him. Much respect to Robbie.

Saturday 26th November - BBC WM

Paul Franks presented WM Sport from Stamford Bridge, followed by BBC WM Sports Report with Rob Gurney from The Mailbox

Premier League
Chelsea v Wolverhampton Wanderers - Mark Regan and Paul Franks (commentary), with Richie Anderson talking to the Wolves fans outside Stamford Bridge
West Bromwich Albion v Tottenham Hotspur - Dan Wheeler

Championship
Blackpool v Birmingham City - Mike Taylor

League One
Stevenage v Walsall - Richard Wilford


BRMB, Beacon Radio (Black Country and Shropshire), Mercia and Gold (Birmingham and Black Country)

Tom Ross presented The Goalzone from Bloomfield Road

Premier League
Chelsea v Wolverhampton Wanderers - Mikey Burrows and Robbie Dennison (Beacon commentary)
West Bromwich Albion v Tottenham Hotspur - Steve Hermon and Tony Brown (Gold commentary)

Championship
Blackpool v Birmingham City - Tom Ross and Tommy Mooney (BRMB commentary)
Brighton & Hove Albion v Coventry City - Joe Holt and Paul Williams (Mercia commentary)


Sunday 27th November - BBC WM

Mark Regan presented WM Sport from the Liberty Stadium

Premier League
Swansea City v Aston Villa - Rob Gurney and Mark Regan (1.30pm commentary)


BRMB

Tom Ross presented The Goalzone from the Liberty Stadium

Premier League
Swansea City v Aston Villa - Tom Ross and Pat Heard (1.30pm commentary)

Saturday 26th November - Today FM

Michael McMullan presented Premier League Live with Mark Lawrenson between 2-3pm and Brian Kerr (from Old Trafford) for Live After Five

Premier League
Stoke City v Blackburn Rovers - Phil Kinsella
Bolton Wanderers v Everton - Jake Katborg
Chelsea v Wolverhampton Wanderers - Graham Miller
Manchester United v Newcastle United - Ian Beach and Brian Kerr (3pm commentary)
Norwich City v Queens Park Rangers - Mike Lawrence
Sunderland v Wigan Athletic - Bob Crosby
West Bromwich Albion v Tottenham Hotspur - Alan Tolley
Arsenal v Fulham - Russell Hargreaves


Sunday 27th November - Newstalk 106-108FM

Ger Gilroy presented Newstalk Sport Sunday alongside Joe Molloy

Premier League
Swansea City v Aston Villa - Ken Early and Kevin Ratcliffe (1.30pm commentary)
Liverpool v Manchester City - Dave McIntyre and Phil Thompson (4pm commentary)

Newstalk invited Martin Lipton from the Daily Mirror on to give a tribute to Gary Speed during the half hour before their first commentary game.


To add to the Absolute details from Saturday, Perry Groves joined Russ in the studio during the live coverage (and was later seen as the studio pundit on Sky Sports' Football First) while Ian Wright hosted the post-match phone-in alongside Ian Moore, who is a stand-up comic. I believe it was his first go at being Wrighty's co-host.

Monday 28th November - BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

David Oates presenting Sports Extra Football from The Valley

League One
Charlton Athletic v Huddersfield Town - David Oates and Matt Holland (commentary)


Talk Radio Europe and Global Radio 96.5FM (Costa Del Sol)

Kenny Jones presenting a La Liga Special alongside Chris Williams, Stuart Joseph and Mark Peters

La Liga
Malaga v Villarreal - Paul Breen-Turner and Chris Williams ("off-screen" commentary), with Stuart Joseph providing in-game statistics

Mike Sewell was doing updates during the Monday Night Club on 5 Live.

Incidentally, I was flicking around the stations whilst in the car this evening, and heard Sam Matterface on TalkSport saying that Stan Collymore will be returning to work this week. He's working for Five on Wednesday night covering Spurs v PAOK in the Europa League, and will then be at the Euro 2012 draw for TalkSport on Friday as originally planned, before commentating on Villa v Man Utd and hosting Call Collymore on Saturday.

I'll be honest, Stan has never been one of my favourtie pundits, but I've gained a huge amount of respect for him after reading what he's been going through. It takes a great amount of courage to be as open and honest about his problems as he has been in the past few days, and I truly hope he can conquer his demons.

Firstly, I want to say congratulations to the team on 5Live for commentating under very difficult circumstances on Sunday, and Robbie Savage (and I am not normally a great fan) for his programme on Sunday evening, his distress was obvious in every word he spoke.

If I could touch on something The Difference was commenting on a few pages ago re: speedway coverage on Radio WM. My husband is a speedway fan, going to Monmore Green most Tuesday nights during the summer to watch Dudley Heathens, he also sometimes goes on a Monday to watch Wolverhampton Wolves, I would go but for the fact that I am a greyhound racing fan and it's usually on Sky on Tuesday nights, so I listen to the coverage on WM and it is frankly excellent. It is definitely something that local radio is made for and I hope with the cuts that are planned, Radio WM does not drop or cut their speedway coverage, although I fear they probably will.

Tuesday 29th November - talkSPORT

Mark Saggers presenting Kick-Off alongside Ray Houghton

Carling Cup Quarter Finals
Arsenal v Manchester City - Mike Bovill
Cardiff City v Blackburn Rovers - Roger Hughes
Chelsea v Liverpool - Ian Abrahams

Championship
Burnley v Ipswich Town - Dom McGuinness
Derby County v Brighton & Hove Albion - Ian Danter
Leicester City v Blackpool - Geoff Peters
Middlesbrough v West Ham United - Graham Courtney
Millwall v Doncaster Rovers - Tony Incenzo
Nottingham Forest v Leeds United - Nigel Pearson
Reading v Peterborough United - Toby Gilles
Southampton v Hull City - Elliot Cook
Watford v Bristol City - Dave Rowe

Ian Abrahams is back having missed the weekend's games after the death of his father late last week. Ian has been on compassionate leave from his morning sports news shifts over the past few days too. I guess he was due to be at Chelsea v Wolves for them on Saturday, which was instead covered by talkSPORT newcomer Elliot Cook, who looks to be sharing their South Coast reporting duties with fellow new addition Toby Gilles.

Tuesday 29th November

BBC Manchester
Arsenal v Man City (League Cup): Ian Cheeseman & Fred Eyre (Commentary)

BBC Lancashire - 95.5FM/1557AM
Cardiff v Blackburn (League Cup): Andy Bayes & Kevin Gallacher (Commentary)
Burnley v Ispwich: Scott Read (Updates)

BBC Lancashire - 103.9FM
Hartlepool v Preston: Dan Jewell & Steve Cowell (Commentary)

BBC Lancashire - 104.5FM/855AM/DAB Digital
Leicester v Blackpool: Ian Chisnall & Steve Canavan (Commentary)
Fleetwood v Kettering: Gary Hunt (Updates)

BBC Merseyside
Chelsea v Liverpool (League Cup): Mike Hughes & Jimmy Case (Commentary)
Southport v Forest Green: Neil Turner (Updates)

Radio City Sport
Chelsea v Liverpool (League Cup): Steve Hothersall & Nigel Spackman (Commentary)

Cardiff City V Blackburn Rovers (Carling Cup Quarter Final)

BBC Radio Wales - Steffan Garrero (hosting from (the) Cardiff City stadium) Rob Phillips and Jason Perry (All frequencies)

(Hayes & Yeading V Newport County - Mark Poyser (updates)

BBC Radio Cymru - Gareth Blainey (commentating with a doked dose) and Iwan Roberts (commentary)

BBC Bristol / Somerset

Dan Albutt (studio host)

Watford V Bristol City - Richard Hoskin and Adam Baker (94.9FM / 95.5FM / 104.6FM / DAB)
Cambridge United V Bath City - Andrew Kerslake and ? (Online)

BBC Radio Scotland - Wednesday 30th November

Sportsound presented by Richard Gordon live from Celtic Park.

Europa League Commentary
Celtic v. Athletico Madrid - Rob MacLean, Murdo MacLeod and Willie McStay with Chick Young pitchside.

Co-commentator was Paul Williams (Footballing Secretary)

Info courtesy of an A. Source of the BS3 area.

Since no-one's put up Five Live details from last night, I can give a couple:

Arsenal v Man City - Alistair Bruce-Ball, Simon Brotherton and David Pleat (commentary)
Chelsea v Liverpool - Darren Fletcher

I can't remember who was where, but Peter Slater and Andy Gillies were also involved last night.