BBC WM

Blackburn v Aston Villa Dan Wheeler
WBA v Newcastle Richard Wilford
Birmingham v Burnley Rob Gurney
Coventry v Wolves Paul Franks (host) and Mark Regan (commentary)
Hartlepool v Walsall Dan Wheeler


BBC London

Chelsea v Hull Phil Parry and Clive Walker (commentary)
Wigan v Fulham Mark Taylor
Nottingham Forest v QPR Kevin Hand
Tranmere v Leyton Orient Dave Victor
Brentford v Chester Tom Watt (host) and Andy Rowley


BBC Southern Counties Radio

Lewes v Wrexham Kevin Smith (I think) and Kevin Anderson (commentary)


BBC Radio Berkshire

Reading v Preston Tim Dellor and Mick Gooding (commentary)


BBC Radio Humberside

Chelsea v Hull Mike White, David Burns and Peter Swann (commentary)
Grimsby v Exeter John Tondeur


BBC Radio Five Live - continued

Birmingham v Burnley John Anderson
Coventry v Wolves Mike Sewell
Reading v Preston Chris Dennis

I don't get why the rugby takes precedence over the footie on 5Live, the rugby is on BBC One, no need for radio coverage as well

BBC RADIO SOLENT - Kris Temple hosting

Portsmouth v Liverpool (5.30pm) - Laurence Herdman & Andy Awford
Bournemouth v Shrewsbury (FM commentary) - Johnny Cantor & John Williams
Eastleigh v Chelmsford (AM commentary) - Steve Sheppard & Alan Seabrook

I think you should look at radio and tv as different entities. You seem to be suggesting that there should be no simultaneous coverage of any sporting event (e.g. World Cup)

In truth, not everyone can get in front of a TV - frustrating if you want 100% football this Saturday, but I do think the Six Nations has more merit than a standard Premier League Saturday.

I think if England-Italy had been shunted onto Sports Extra, there would have been uproar.

My tuppence worth.

Another BBC Wales man who moved.... is he Yorkshire-based now?

IRN

Portsmouth v Liverpool Peter Hood

Ireland v France
INN - Domhnall Doyle

NO idea who else is in attendance....

He was doing Wrexham commentaries for BBC Radio Wales as recently as the start of this season. They seem to have slimmed down the commentary rota a bit in recent months- they never seem to use John Hardy or Colin Addison anymore either.

BBC Radio Five Live

Leicester v Oldham Steve May


Today FM

Portsmouth v Liverpool Ian Beech

Locally up here

BBC Merseyside: Ian Kennedy & Jimmy Case
Radio City/City Talk: Steve Hothersall & John Aldridge

Aldo going spare at Rafa's team selection.

There aren't clashes with other sporting events duringWorld Cup matches, I do feel that maybe taking the cricket off Sports Extra from 3-5 for the football would be fine IMO

Radio Wales / Cymru basing themselves at Grassmarket in the centre-ish of Edinburgh through the BBC Bus.

BBC Radio Wales

Steve James hosting from Murrayfield with Simon Davies talking to fans around the BBC Bus. Preview of game with Gareth Charles, Scott Hastings and Huw Llewellyn Davis

Jackland V Ipswich Town - Rob Phillips and Ian Walsh (SE FM / SW FM / Digital)
Lewes V Wrexham - Ian Beddow and Anthony Williams (Wrexham reserve keeper) but Iwan Roberts used for HT / FT reports (North FM)
The New Saints V Llanelli - Jeremy Davies *New Voice*
Wigan Athletic V Fulham - Kevin Ratcliffe
Chelsea V Hull City - Jason Perry
England V Italy (RBS 6 Nations RU) - Gareth Rhys Owen
Horse racing from Kempton Park - Ali Rowall

BBC Radio Cymru

Eleri Sion hosting from the BBC Bus in/on Grassmarket with a preview of Scotland V Wales with Alun Wyn Bevan, Alun Lewis and Emyr Lewis (who'll be the commentary team tomorrow). Dylan Ebeneezer studio host for footballing periods.

Jackland V Ipswich Town - John Hardy and Osian Roberts (Commentary)
Lewes V Wrexham - Iwan Roberts
England V Italy (RBS 6 Nations RU) - Gareth Rhys Owen
The New Saints V Llanelli - Glyn Griffiths
Everton V Bolton Wanderers - Dylan Griffiths
Joe Calzaghe retirement - John Ifans

BBC Radio Scotland

No commentaries again today, just 'open all mics' with Scottish Cup and First Division action:

Scottish Cup

Hearts v Falkirk - Allan Preston
Hamilton Accies v Dundee Utd - John Barnes and Billy Dodds
Celtic v Queens Park - Chris McLaughlin and Murdo MacLeod
Inverness CT v Kilmarnock - John Robertson
Motherwell v St Mirren - Chick Young

(Aberdeen v East Fife and Airdrie Utd v Dunfermline both P-P, but if I were a betting man I'd say Scott Davie would have been at the former, and someone like Dougie Vipond at the latter.)

First Division

Livingston v Dundee - David McDaid
Ross County v St Johnstone - Brian Irvine

I don't know. He always seeems to be able to go matches based in the East of England - whether in East Yorkshire, Yorkshire, Norfolk, Suffolk etc.

I always thought he was based in Wales.

Thanks to A.N Source for the Info on these:-

Real Radio South Wales

Jackland V Ipswich Town - Sam Fleet
Chelsea V Hull City - Simon Owen (IRN)
Everton V Bolton Wanderers - Dave Eassom (IRN)
Blackburn Rovers V Aston Villa - Tom Parker (IRN)
England V Italy - (RBS 6 Nations RU) - Andrew Titheridge (IRN)

BBC Bristol / Somerset

Norwich City V Bristol City - Alistair Durden and Scott Murray (94.9 / 95.5 / 104.6)

I think he's based in Lincolnshire. I think he ghosted Keith Alexander's autobiography for one thing.

Oh, and he wrote this too...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/One-Hell-Sea.../dp/0954596102

BBC Radio Scotland

Six Nations:

Scotland v Wales - Bill Johnstone, Peter Wright and John Beattie (810MW commentary)

BBC Radio Five Live

Tottenham v Arsenal Ian Brown, Simon Brotherton and Steve Claridge (commentary)
R/L: Wigan v Wakefield Dave Woods
R/U: Scotland v Wales Ian Robertson / Iain Carter (with commentary on Sports Extra by IC, IR, Gavin Hastings and Robert Jones)


Premier League Radio

Tottenham v Arsenal Dave Farrar and Nigel Winterburn (commentary)


RTE Radio One

Tottenham v Arsenal Ian Abrahams (presumably as Talk Radio)
R/U: Scotland v Wales Simon Ward (presumably as IRN)


BBC London 94.9

Tottenham v Arsenal Nick Godwin and Bradley Allen (commentary)
West Ham v Manchester United Phil Parry and Clive Walker (commentary)

Sunday 8th February

Premier League
Tottenham v Arsenal - Ian Abrahams
West Ham v Manchester United - Andy Clarke and Alvin Martin

Six Nations
Scotland v Wales - Simon Ward

West Ham v Manchester United

BBC Radio Five Live John Murray, Mike Ingham and Peter Taylor (commentary)
IRN Kevin Hatchard

Had the cricket still been playing that match had been due to go on "Radio 4 LW Digital" according to radio times.

There's two versions of Radio 4 on Sky: FM is on 0104 and LW is on 0143.

I believe there's two versions on DAB as well.

I know theres a "daily service" thing Radio 4 does but it was the way they put "LW Digital". I know theres the two versions on Sky but why would anyone want to listen on the telly when they could watch?

Assuming you were talking about the cricket, not everyone with satellite has a Sky Sports subscription.