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Radio Football Commentators and reporters (2014/15 season)
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bwfcol
16-01-2015
I'm surprised BBC Scotland haven't had to reduce their commentary teams like 5Live!
Mark.
16-01-2015
Originally Posted by bwfcol:
“I'm surprised BBC Scotland haven't had to reduce their commentary teams like 5Live!”

BBC Scotland don't send commentators for TV highlights, and many reporters also do the website write-up, so it's swings and roundabouts.

The three-man teams are also 1+2 as opposed to Five Live's former 2+1, i.e. two freelance pundits as opposed to two staff commentators.
The Difference
16-01-2015
Friday 16th January - BBC London 94.9

Andy Rowley presenting BBC London Sport from Deepdale

League One
Preston North End v Leyton Orient - Andy Rowley and James Scowcroft (94.9FM commentary, also on Orient Player), with Mark Taylor reporting

PNE Player has produced an in-house commentary on the above match with Jonathan Breeze and Andy Little.


BBC Radio Gloucestershire

Paul Furley presenting Matchnight from the studio

League Two
Cheltenham Town v Morecambe - Peter Matthews and Mark Halliwell (commentary, also on Robins Player)

Peter and Mark will be swapping lead and co-commentary roles midway through each half. Morecambe's Shrimps Player commentary service is unavailable at the moment. Derek Quinn is BBC Lancashire's man at Whaddon Road.


talkSPORT

Matt Holland presenting Kick Off: The Player's Lounge alongside Dean Ashton

Rugby Union: European Rugby Champions Cup Pool Three
Leicester Tigers v Scarlets - Russell Hargreaves

Cricket: One-Day International Tri-Series
Australia v England - Jon Norman, with Jack Bannister providing end-of-innings analysis
AR1983
17-01-2015
Originally Posted by The Difference:
“

Any listeners to the sports coverage on the various UTV local radio stations have any thoughts on the potential ramifications of a sale on their local coverage?”

Really hard to say right now. Depends who buys the stations. I can't see them all being sold as a job lot, more likely to be sold to various companies. Just in general, the prospects can't be good. Sport on commercial radio is hardly thriving. The downgrade of coverage in the Midlands this year another example.
The Difference
17-01-2015
Originally Posted by The Difference:
“BBC Radio Gloucestershire

Paul Furley presenting Matchnight from the studio

League Two
Cheltenham Town v Morecambe - Peter Matthews and Mark Halliwell (commentary, also on Robins Player)

Peter and Mark will be swapping lead and co-commentary roles midway through each half. Morecambe's Shrimps Player commentary service is unavailable at the moment. Derek Quinn is BBC Lancashire's man at Whaddon Road.”

They didn't in the end (as I believe they have in the past, from what I've caught of their work on Late Kick Off Midlands). Peter was the lead commentator and Mark the co-commentator for the 90 minutes, with Paul Furley popping up during breaks in play in the match to read out listeners' texts.

Over on Shrimps Player, the commentary team began broadcasting after about 20 minutes - apparently they'd arrived at the ground late due to traffic. I didn't catch a namecheck for any of the commentators, but it was a three-man team and I believe BBC Lancashire reporter Derek Quinn was among them. The commentary was very much in the same style of BBC Local Radio's county cricket coverage, plenty of anecdotes and jokes, anything but serious.

Good to hear your thoughts of the UTV Radio situation Andy. The only thing I'd say in disagreement with what you've put in that IMO Free Radio 80s haven't massively downsized their coverage this season, they're still broadcasting the same number of hours of coverage, it's simply a case of them opting against splitting their platforms in most cases. It's a shame, but I wouldn't say it's a major blow to commercial radio sports coverage.
The Difference
17-01-2015
Saturday 17th January - talkSPORT

Adrian Durham presenting Matchday Live from the Liberty Stadium with Ray Parlour at Loftus Road, followed by Call Collymore from St James' Park

Premier League
Aston Villa v Liverpool - Nigel Pearson
Burnley v Crystal Palace - Simon Humphreys
Leicester City v Stoke City - Andrew McKenna
Queens Park Rangers v Manchester United - Tony Incenzo and Ray Parlour
Swansea City v Chelsea - Ian Danter and Adrian Durham
Tottenham Hotspur v Sunderland - Ian Abrahams
Newcastle United v Southampton - Sam Matterface and Stan Collymore (5.30pm commentary), with James Dodd producing

Championship
Derby County v Nottingham Forest - Geoff Peters
Brighton & Hove Albion v Brentford - Mike Bovill
Middlesbrough v Huddersfield Town - Graham Courtney
Millwall v Ipswich Town - Olly Wilson
Norwich City v Cardiff City - Kev Lawrence
Watford v Charlton Athletic - Dave Rowe

Rugby Union: European Rugby Champions Cup Pool One
Saracens v Munster - Russell Hargreaves

Horse Racing: Ascot Chase Raceday
Ascot Racecourse - Rupert Bell


talkSPORT Live

Premier League
Aston Villa v Liverpool - Dan Wheeler
Burnley v Crystal Palace - Kevin Hatchard
Leicester City v Stoke City - James Fielden
Queens Park Rangers v Manchester United - John Anderson
Swansea City v Chelsea - Adam Bridge and Matt Lawrence (featured 3pm commentary on international radio stations)
Tottenham Hotspur v Sunderland - Tim Long
Newcastle United v Southampton - Alex Crook and Chris Perry


Absolute Radio

Russ Williams presenting Rock 'N' Roll Football Live alongside Nigel Winterburn, followed by Ian Wright and Ian Stone on the phone-in

Premier League
Queens Park Rangers v Manchester United - Jon Champion and Clive Allen (3pm commentary), with Carl Ralley producing


Today FM

Michael McMullan presenting Premier League Live with Mark Lawrenson between 2-3pm, followed by Fanzone hosted by Johnny Lyons with Brian Kerr at Loftus Road

Premier League
Aston Villa v Liverpool - Ian Beach
Burnley v Crystal Palace - Phil Kinsella
Leicester City v Stoke City - Alan Tolley
Queens Park Rangers v Manchester United - Ron Jones and Brian Kerr (3pm commentary)
Swansea City v Chelsea - Sam Fleet
Tottenham Hotspur v Sunderland - Graham Miller
Newcastle United v Southampton - Roger Tames? (TBA)


Newstalk 106-108FM

Ger Gilroy presenting Off The Ball alongside Adrian Barry and Nathan Murphy

Premier League (as IRN)
Aston Villa v Liverpool - Clive Edwards
Burnley v Crystal Palace - Paul Anthony
Leicester City v Stoke City - Grahame Lloyd
Queens Park Rangers v Manchester United - Andrew Cheal
Swansea City v Chelsea - Sam Fleet
Tottenham Hotspur v Sunderland - Nigel Bidmead

Rugby Union: European Rugby Champions Cup Pool One
Saracens v Munster - Dave McIntyre, Gavin Duffy and Liam Toland (1pm commentary)


BBC Radio Derby

Owen Bradley presenting Sportscene from the iPro Stadium

Championship
Derby County v Nottingham Forest - Ed Dawes and Craig Ramage (12.15pm commentary)

League One
Swindon Town v Chesterfield - Phil Tooley

League Two
Portsmouth v Burton Albion - Joe Shennan and Tony Bentley (3pm commentary)

Conference Premier
Welling United v Alfreton Town - Tim Richards


BBC Radio Nottingham

Robin Chipperfield presenting Matchday from the iPro Stadium

Championship
Derby County v Nottingham Forest - Colin Fray and Brian Laws (12.15pm commentary)

League One
Notts County v Crewe Alexandra - Colin Slater and Dean Yates (3pm commentary)

League Two
Mansfield Town v Exeter City - Charlie Slater
connor the judg
17-01-2015
Saturday 17th January

BBC WM

BBC WM Sport with Paul Franks Live from Elland Road

Premier League
Aston Villa v Liverpool - Rob Gurney (FM Updates)

Championship
Leeds Untied v Birmingham City - Mark Regan & Paul Franks (Live FM & DAB in Birmingham Commentary)
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Blackpool - Mike Taylor, Daz Hale & Sam Ricketts (Live DAB in Black Country & Freeview Commentary)

League One
Colchester Untied v Walsall - Tom Marlow (FM Updates)

Free Radio 80s

Tom Ross's Goalzone Live from Elland Road

Premier League
Aston Villa v Liverpool - Pat Heard (Updates)

Championship
Leeds Untied v Birmingham City - Tom Ross & Kevan Broadhurst (Live Commentary)
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Blackpool - Chris Coles & Andy Thompson (Updates)
bwfcol
17-01-2015
5Live have commentary of Blackburn vs Swansea next Saturday lunchtime and then concentrate on Birmingham vs West Brom 3 with Chelsea vs Bradford on Sports Extra

Sunday has nothing on for Villa vs Bournemouth but I imagine that might sneak onto Sports Extra
Ian Cleverly
17-01-2015
BBC Radio Wales

Swansea City v Chelsea - Simon Davies (host and MW updater) Rob Phillips and Leighton James (SW Wales FM & DAB)
Norwich City v Back to playing in red FC - John Hardy and Kevin Ratcliffe (SE Wales FM & DAB)
Cambridge United v Newport County - Mark Poyser and Andy Legg (MW / Digital TV)
Wrexham v AFC Telford United - Dylan Griffiths and Mickey Thomas (North Wales FM & NE/NW Wales DAB / Online)
Newcastle Falcons v Newport-Gwent Dragons (Challenge Cup Pool 3 (1515GMT KO) - Nick Webb and Carlo del Fava (Online)
Bridgend v Cardiff (Principality Premiership) - Alun Jenkins

Yay! Not one Welsh/Malaysian side won today in the footy. I also counted Andy Legg using the phrase 'bad day at the office' 8 times in the final 10 minutes to describe Newport County's time there.

BBC Radio Cymru

Swansea City v Chelsea - Eleri Siôn (host) Owain Llyr and Osian Roberts (commentary everywhere/how except SE Wales FM)
Norwich City v Back to playing in red FC - Gareth Blainey and Iwan Roberts (SE Wales FM commentary)
Cambridge United v Newport County - Marc Lloyd Williams
Wrexham v AFC Telford United - Malcolm Allen
Newcastle Falcons v Newport-Gwent Dragons (Challenge Cup Pool 3 (1515GMT KO) - Dafydd Pritchard
Bridgend v Cardiff (Principality Premiership) - Alun Jenkins

Gareth was very pleased with his decision to head to Norwich yesterday and avoid any possible bad weather, as he slept in the Norwich City FC hotel last night.

BBC Bristol / Somerset

Geoff Twentyman (studio host)

Scunthorpe United v Bristol City - Ed Hadwin and Adam Baker (94.9FM / 104.6FM / Somerset DAB / Freeview?)
Yeovil Town v Bradford City - Chris Spittles and Chris Sweet (95.5FM)
Woking v Bristol Rovers - Richard Hoskin and Keith Brookman (1548MW / 156MW / Bristol & Bath DAB / Online)

BFBS Radio

Queen's Park Rangers v Manchester United - Andrew Cheal
Saracens v Munster (Champions Cup Pool 1) - Russell Hargreaves

Swansea Sound

Swansea City v Chelsea - Antony O'Connell (commentary)

BBC 5Live Sports Xtra

Saracens v Munster (Champions Cup Pool 1) (1300GMT KO) - Chris Jones and Paul Grayson
RC Toulonnais v Ulster (Champions Cup Pool 3) (1615CET KO) - Gavin something host with commentary by Jim Neill and Ryan Constable (as Radio Ulster)
Harlequins v London/Coventry Wasps (Champions Cup Pool 20 (1945GMT KO) - Ed Marriage (host) Chris Jones and Nick Kennedy
IanFergus
17-01-2015
I was in the Birmingham area today so didn't hear much of the radio coverage (except the end of Leeds v Birmingham on BBC Radio WM and Free Radio)

BBC Radio Oxford
Oxford United v Southend United Jerome Sale and Peter Rhodes-Brown (commentary) with Nathan Cooper
AFC Fylde v Oxford City Matt Brook
Dorchester v Banbury Robin Cowan
? v Brackley Tim ? (by telephone)

BBC London 94.9
Coverage included:
Burnley v Crystal Palace Andy Rowley and James Scowcroft (FM commentary) with Mark Taylor
QPR v Man Utd Murray Burnell and Paul Mortimer (DAB commentary)
Tottenham v Sunderland Emma Jones and Bradley Allen (on-line commentary)
Millwall v Ipswich Jamie Reid
Watford v Charlton Phil Parry (host) and Martin Ling
Northampton v Dagenham and Redbridge Stuart Smith
Gazza1982
17-01-2015
Another diabolical commentary from Matterface, get him out of the national media as soon as possible. Anyone who thinks otherwise clearly need their eyes and ears listening to.
Mark.
17-01-2015
BBC Radio Scotland, 17/1/15

Richard Gordon presenting Sportsound on all frequencies, with Tom English.

Scottish Premiership commentaries (810MW)
Hamilton Accies v Celtic (12.45pm) - Liam McLeod, Derek Ferguson and Murdo MacLeod, with Chick Young pitchside
Aberdeen v Dundee - Paul Mitchell and Craig Paterson

Open All Mics (92-95FM/103.5-105FM)

Post-match interviewers in brackets where applicable.

Scottish Premiership
Aberdeen v Dundee - Willie Miller (Scott Davie)
Ross County v St Mirren - Barry Wilson (Martin Dowden)
St Johnstone v Partick Thistle - Allan Preston (Brian McLaughlin)

Scottish Championship
Falkirk v Queen of the South - Sandra Brown
Hibernian v Cowdenbeath - Charlie Mann
Raith Rovers v Dumbarton - Jim Spence
Gazza1982
17-01-2015
Originally Posted by Gazza1982:
“Another diabolical commentary from Matterface, get him out of the national media as soon as possible. Anyone who thinks otherwise clearly need their eyes and ears listening to.”

Having just watched Newcastle v Southampton on MOTD i can safely say that Matterface's commentary was nothing short of atrocious. How he can get such basic things totally wrong is totally embarrassing. He is stealing a living as a commentator on national radio (and TV) and if these broadcasters aren't going to sack him then talksport and ITV should do the decent thing and put us all out of our misery and sack him.
The Difference
18-01-2015
Originally Posted by The Difference:
“Today FM

Michael McMullan presenting Premier League Live with Mark Lawrenson between 2-3pm, followed by Fanzone hosted by Johnny Lyons with Brian Kerr at Loftus Road

Premier League
Newcastle United v Southampton - Roger Tames? (TBA)”

It was indeed Roger Tames reporting from St James' Park for Today FM. Newstalk 106-108FM carried IRN's preview on Newcastle United v Southampton, which came from Al Ross.

Newstalk also had the following rugby commentary which I missed live:

Rugby Union: European Rugby Champions Cup Pool Three
Toulon v Ulster - Oisin Langan and Trevor Horgan (3.15pm commentary)

Originally Posted by Ian Cleverly:
“BBC 5Live Sports Xtra

RC Toulonnais v Ulster (Champions Cup Pool 3) (1615CET KO) - Gavin something host with commentary by Jim Neill and Ryan Constable (as Radio Ulster)”

I believe there's a Gavin Andrews who is involved in BBC Two Northern Ireland and BBC Radio Ulster's rugby union coverage. I suspect he was probably the presenter you heard.
Grahamjoanne
18-01-2015
BBC Radio Manchester presented by Jimmy Wagg from Rochdale

QPR v Manchester United - Bill Rice - reports
Sheffield Wednesday v Bolton Wanderers - Jack Dearden and Simon Charlton - commentary
Wigan Athletic v Blackburn Rovers - Paul Rowley - reports
Fleetwood v Oldham Athletic - Antony Waring - reports
Rochdale v Crawley Town - John Gilder - reports
Bury v Wycombe Wanderers - Ian Cheeseman - reports
The Difference
18-01-2015
Sunday 18th January - talkSPORT

Mark Saggers presenting Sunday Exclusive from Upton Park, followed by Call Collymore with Ian Danter and Dean Ashton

Premier League
West Ham United v Hull City - Sam Matterface and Stan Collymore (1.30pm commentary), with Ian Abrahams reporting and George Cummins producing
Manchester City v Arsenal - Dom McGuinness


talkSPORT Live

Premier League
West Ham United v Hull City - Tom Rennie and Dean Ashton
Manchester City v Arsenal - Phil Blacker and Paul Mortimer


Newstalk 106-108FM

Joe Molloy presenting Off The Ball alongside Adrian Barry

Premier League
West Ham United v Hull City - Guy Swindells (as IRN)
Manchester City v Arsenal - Dave McIntyre and Keith Andrews (4pm commentary)

Gaelic Football: O'Byrne Cup Semi-Final
Meath v Dublin - Oisin Langan

Gaelic Football: FBD League Section A
Mayo v Roscommon - Nathan Murphy

Interesting to hear that Dean Ashton is doing double duty across talkSPORT and talkSPORT Live today, with Stan Collymore not hosting the post-match phone-in that bears his name.

During the half-time interval in talkSPORT's live game, Mark Saggers mentioned that Sam Matterface and Danny Higginbotham will be commentating on Liverpool v Chelsea in the League Cup Semi-Finals on Tuesday with Jim Proudfoot and Ray Houghton commentating on Tottenham Hotspur v Sheffield United on Wednesday.

As for the FA Cup, Saggers has just trailed their commentaries on the five UK-wide live TV games - but didn't mention Blackburn Rovers v Swansea City, the early Saturday BBC Wales game. The online schedules are yet to be updated, so the only personnel detail I know is that as talkSPORT's resident U Saggers will rightly be presenting their coverage of Cambridge United v Manchester United on Friday night. That and, as mentioned during Matchday Live yesterday, that Adrian Durham and Ian Danter will be leading their Saturday afternoon Fourth Round coverage from Birmingham City v West Bromwich Albion - which suggests they'll be doing Around the Grounds instead of a featured commentary game at 3pm, as they did on Third Round Saturday.
IanFergus
18-01-2015
BBC Radio Five Live
west Ham v Hull Alistair Bruce-Ball
Manchester City v Arsenal John Murray and Pat Nevin (commentary)
R/U: Glasgow v Montpellier Ian Turner (with Sports Extra taking the BBC Radio Scotland commentary by Bill Johnstone, John Beattie and Peter Wright)

BBC London 94.9 on Digital
West Ham v Hull Phil Parry and Bradley Allen (commentary)
Man City v Arsenal Mark Taylor
Grahamjoanne
18-01-2015
BBC Radio Manchester

Manchester City v Arsenal - Ian Cheeseman and Shaun Goater - commentary
bwfcol
18-01-2015
5Live - Saturday 17th January

Mark Pougatch from Loftus Road

Derby/Forest - Ian Brown and Steve Claridge (12:15 commentary)

Swansea vs Chelsea - Ian Dennis & John Hartson (3pm commentary)
Tottenham vs Sunderland - John Southall
QPR vs Man Utd - Alistair Bruce-Ball
Villa vs Liverpool - Pat Murphy
Leicester vs Stoke - Peter Slater
Burnley vs Crystal Palace - Juliette Ferrington
Newcastle vs Southampton - Alistair Yeomans

Rotherham vs Bournemouth - Delyth Lloyd
Middlesborough vs Huddersfield - Vicki Sparks
Leeds vs Birmingham - Gary Flintoff

Swindon vs Chesterfield - Chris Dennis

Cambridge vs Newport - Simon Mann

Aberdeen vs Dundee - Eliegh Barbour
Hamilton vs Celtic - Ian Turner
The Difference
19-01-2015
Originally Posted by Ian Cleverly:
“There was a big AFCoN preview on the World Services Sport Today, er, today, where it was mentioned that the main commentary team would be Steve Crossman and Matthew Kenyon. Coverage would be limited (like it usually is however) to the World Service Africa 'section'.

Whilst I'm at it, what with the Asian Cup going on at the moment, Mani Djazmi is there doing daily updates for the World Service.”

I've just caught up on ITV4's Africa Cup of Nations highlights from over the weekend today, so I'm gearing myself up to catching some live action from my favourite biennial post-Christmas football tournament.

Hopefully the BBC World Service's commentaries on games from the latter stages of the tournament (last time it was both semi-finals and the final) will be simulcast on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra where possible. This happened in 2013, which was a welcome development - although it did beg the question why they haven't done this consistently since the 2004 tournament (although I remember the 2006 final being broadcast on 5 Live, during a Friday afternoon edition of Drive bizarrely. The scheduling of this commentary was said to have received a lot of complaints at the time - which I guess might have contributed to the BBC's reluctance to interrupt Drive in order to broadcast 6pm Europa League games or Champions League matches played in Eastern Europe these days).

It'll be interesting to look back on all of the various people who've commentated and reported for the World Service at Cup of Nations finals down the years. Alan Green was involved in that 2006 final, but mostly it's been people who are primarily heard on Sportsworld. Among those who have been heard at previous tournaments have been Richard Fleming, who is now the lead commentator on Alititude TV's local television broadcasts of Major League Soccer team the Colorado Rapids; Richard Connelly, who is now a regular voice on Sky Sports 5's (and the international feed's) Eredivisie coverage and on talkSPORT Live; and Piers Edwards, who also featured on talkSPORT Live in its first season but doesn't any more. Instead I've noticed that Piers has been working as a written journalist for the BBC Sport website at both this and the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.
IanFergus
19-01-2015
Everton v WBA
BBC Radio Five Live Conor McNamara and Robbie Savage (commentary)
BBC Radio Merseyside Ian Kennedy and Ronny Goodlass (commentary)
connor the judg
19-01-2015
Monday 19th January

BBC WM

BBC WM Sport with Mark Regan Live from Goodison Park

Premier League
Everton v West Brom - Rob Gurney & Mark Regan (Live 8pm Commentary)

Free Radio 80s

Tom Ross's Goalzone Live from Goodison Park

Premier League
Everton v West Brom - Tom Ross & Tony Brown (8pm Updates)
Mark.
19-01-2015
Originally Posted by IanFergus:
“Everton v WBA
BBC Radio Five Live Conor McNamara and Robbie Savage (commentary)
BBC Radio Merseyside Ian Kennedy and Ronny Goodlass (commentary)”

Originally Posted by connor the judg:
“Monday 19th January

BBC WM

BBC WM Sport with Mark Regan Live from Goodison Park

Premier League
Everton v West Brom - Rob Gurney & Mark Regan (Live 8pm Commentary)”

To go back to the point on Friday regarding BBC Radio Scotland's commentary teams, these two posts in quick succession also illustrate something else - while a single Premier League game can have up to three full commentary teams, a Scottish Premiership game has only one because there's only one station.
IanFergus
19-01-2015
Originally Posted by Mark.:
“To go back to the point on Friday regarding BBC Radio Scotland's commentary teams, these two posts in quick succession also illustrate something else - while a single Premier League game can have up to three full commentary teams, a Scottish Premiership game has only one because there's only one station.”

I am not sure what point you are trying to make. Radio stations in England (and, to a lesser extent, Wales) have a national and local approach. With tonight's match, there is national coverage plus local coverage (BBC Radio Merseyside and City Talk for the Liverpool area and BBC Radio WM and Free Radio 80s for the Birmingham area).

In Scotland, it is possible to have two commentary teams for the Scottish Premiership (one being BBC Radio Scotland and one being the appropriate Bauer radio station or Central FM in the Falkirk area). Again, this is a national and local approach.
The Difference
19-01-2015
Monday 19th January - talkSPORT

Mark Saggers presenting Kick Off: Monday Night Feist Night alongside Stan Collymore

Premier League
Everton v West Bromwich Albion - Graham Beecroft


talkSPORT Live

Premier League
Everton v West Bromwich Albion - Tom Rennie and Alan McLoughlin


The Baggies 106.9FM

Premier League
Everton v West Bromwich Albion - Dave Bowler and John Dunn (8pm commentary, also on Albion Player)
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