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Old 02-10-2009, 16:09
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Friday 2nd October - talkSPORT

ICC Champions Trophy Semi-Final
England v Australia, Centurion Park - Jack Bannister
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Old 02-10-2009, 19:15
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Friday 2nd October - BBC Test Match Special

ICC Champions Trophy Semi-Final
England v Australia, Centurion Park - Simon Mann, Alison Mitchell and Gerald De Kock (commentators) with Ian Chappell, Sunil Gavaskar and Ian Bishop (summarisers)
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Old 03-10-2009, 22:43
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Blues V Glasogw Warriors (Magners Celtic League) (1820BST KO)

Eleri Sion (studio host) with commentary from Alun Jenkins and Emyr Lewis for BBC Radio Cymru

Harlequins V Bath (Guinness Premiership RU) (1805BST KO)

Andrew Sheridan and Mike Tremlitt for BBC Radio Bristol / Somerset (104.6FM*/ DAB)

*It may have been on 94.9 and 95.5 also
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Old 04-10-2009, 23:20
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St. Helens V Wigan Warriors (engage Super League Semi Final) (Saturday)

Stuart Pyke, Graham Colley and Brian Carney for BBC 5LSX
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Old 04-10-2009, 23:57
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Sunday 4th October - BBC Five Live Sports Extra

Arlo White presenting NFL on Five Live Sports Extra with Neil Reynolds

NFL Regular Season - Week 4
Dallas Cowboys @ Denver Broncos - Kevin Kugler and Mark Malone (commentary provided by Westwood One)

Neil Reynolds is providing off-tube updates on the three other games (Buffalo Bills @ Miami Dolphins, New York Jets @ New Orleans Saints and St. Louis Rams @ San Francisco 49ers) which are taking place during the broadcast.
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Old 05-10-2009, 17:58
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Monday 5th October - BBC Test Match Special

ICC Champions Trophy Final
Australia v New Zealand, Centurion Park - Simon Mann, Alison Mitchell and Gerald De Kock (commentators) with Ian Chappell, Sunil Gavaskar, Ian Bishop, Simon Doull and Stephen Brenkley (summarisers)



On talkSPORT, there have been no off-tube reports on the final from Jack Bannister, who covered all of England's Champions Trophy games in this manner.
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Old 05-10-2009, 18:01
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Seeing as once the ICC Champions Trophy Final concludes, the cricket season (both international and county) will be over, and that the rugby league season ends this Saturday night with the Super League Grand Final, would it be worthwhile to start a new thread to coincide with the start of rugby union's Heineken Cup and European Challenge Cup?
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Old 05-10-2009, 19:32
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Monday 5th October - BBC WM

Speedway: Elite League Play-Offs Grand Final First Leg
Wolverhampton Wolves v Swindon Robins - Richard Wilford
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Old 06-10-2009, 13:46
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Seeing as once the ICC Champions Trophy Final concludes, the cricket season (both international and county) will be over, and that the rugby league season ends this Saturday night with the Super League Grand Final, would it be worthwhile to start a new thread to coincide with the start of rugby union's Heineken Cup and European Challenge Cup?
I agree. The honour should go to Jet2006 (the originator of this thread) or yourself (as the suggester of the new thread).
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Old 07-10-2009, 13:17
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I agree. The honour should go to Jet2006 (the originator of this thread) or yourself (as the suggester of the new thread).
In that case, seeing as Jet2006 hasn't posted since last year and is now listed as an inactive member, I'll do the honours.
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Old 07-10-2009, 20:29
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Wednesday 7th October - BBC WM

Mark Regan presenting The Football Phone-In, followed by Gurney & Wheeler with Rob Gurney and Dan Wheeler

Speedway: Premier League Promotion Play-Offs Semi Final First Leg
Birmingham Brummies v Kings Lynn Stars - Mike Taylor (intermittent commentary)

Football: FA Premier Reserve League South
Aston Villa v Wolverhampton Wanderers - Ish Sopal



In addition to tonight's meeting, WM will be doing commentary on the second leg of the Elite League Grand Final between Swindon and Wolves on Monday night.

I know, I've started a new thread for the new season, but seeing as it is still the 2008/09 season as far as speedway is concerned, I thought I'd post the coverage details in here seeing as I'm a bit of a stickler for that kind of thing.
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Old 09-10-2009, 23:07
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According to this and this, George Riley, Stuart Pyke and Justin Morgan will be Five Live Sports Extra's commentary team on tomorrow night's Super League Grand Final between Leeds Rhinos and St Helens at Old Trafford.

This suggests David Oates will be reporting on the game for Five Live, as Dave Woods will most probably be commentating on the game for BBC TV's Super League Show.

Interesting to see that Pyke is in their team - as he's just finished commentating for Sky Sports on the Raymond van Barneveld v Jacko Barry match in the World Grand Prix darts, which is taking place in Dublin!
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Old 11-10-2009, 01:23
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According to this and this, George Riley, Stuart Pyke and Justin Morgan will be Five Live Sports Extra's commentary team on tomorrow night's Super League Grand Final between Leeds Rhinos and St Helens at Old Trafford.

This suggests David Oates will be reporting on the game for Five Live, as Dave Woods will most probably be commentating on the game for BBC TV's Super League Show.
Did anyone listen to any of Five Live Sports Extra's coverage of the Super League Grand Final?

If so, could you confirm that George, Stuart and Justin were their commentary team as scheduled, and if they called upon anyone else (presenters, reporters etc)? Also, was David Oates reporting on Five Live as predicted?

According to 4-4-2 in the new season thread, Simon Ward was talkSPORT's man at Old Trafford for the Grand Final.
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Old 12-10-2009, 20:02
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Monday 12th October - BBC WM

Mark Regan presenting The Football Phone-In, followed by Gurney & Wheeler with Dan Wheeler

Speedway: Elite League Play-Offs Grand Final Second Leg
Swindon Robins v Wolverhampton Wolves - Mike Taylor (intermittent commentary) and Rob Gurney (crowd and pitlane interviews)
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Old 13-10-2009, 23:12
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Monday 12th October - BBC WM

Speedway: Elite League Play-Offs Grand Final Second Leg
Swindon Robins v Wolverhampton Wolves - Mike Taylor (intermittent commentary) and Rob Gurney (crowd and pitlane interviews)
Well, it wasn't quite intermittent commentary.

Mark Regan crossed back and forth to Swindon for commentary as and when during his Football Phone-In, but once we hit 8pm and Gurney & Wheeler it was over to the track for full coverage on the speedway.

They didn't cut back to the studio from live coverage until just after 8.30pm - when a massive hitch hit them as their line to the speedway track completely died.

Nevertheless, WM soldiered on and after Dan played records and the usual features for a short while, they managed to re-establish connection to Swindon.

Rob's work for the night was over, but Mike was back to provide commentary via his mobile phone!

Thankfully, his line held up and we were treated to a fantastic night of speedway.

It was the first time I've listened to that sport on the radio and, unlike F1 IMO, it really worked well on the wireless and with the national championship on the line it was a genuinely exciting listen.

Congratulations to the Wolverhampton Wolves on their title win, and well done WM for their coverage - I hope Mike Taylor gets paid back considerable expenses as he must have run up a massive phone bill!


WM will be doing commentary on the second leg of the Birmingham Brummies promotion play-off in Kings Lynn tomorrow night, I'll tune in for a bit and post the coverage details here.
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Old 14-10-2009, 19:50
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Wednesday 14th October - BBC WM

Mark Regan presenting The Football Phone-In, followed by Gurney & Wheeler with Dan Wheeler

Speedway: Premier League Promotion Play-Offs Semi Final Second Leg
Kings Lynn Stars v Birmingham Brummies - Mike Taylor (commentary) and Rob Gurney (crowd and pitlane interviews)
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Did anyone listen to any of Five Live Sports Extra's coverage of the Super League Grand Final?

If so, could you confirm that George, Stuart and Justin were their commentary team as scheduled, and if they called upon anyone else (presenters, reporters etc)? Also, was David Oates reporting on Five Live as predicted?

According to 4-4-2 in the new season thread, Simon Ward was talkSPORT's man at Old Trafford for the Grand Final.

I can confirm Sports Extra's RL coverage was as you said. Stuart Pyke commentated on the St Helens possession and George Riley commentated on Leeds possession. At least GR didn't need to be back in London to do Breakfast Sport on Five Live. David Oates did report for Five Live.
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Old 15-10-2009, 18:30
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Thank you for confirming that Ian.

With the Birmingham Brummies having lost their two-legged promotion play-off semi final last night, I think that pretty much wraps everything up for the 2008/09 sports season (unless anyone knows of an East Anglian station that will cover the Kings Lynn Stars in the play-off final!).

The 2009/2010 season thread can be found here: Radio Sports Commentators and Reporters 2009-10 (non-football)
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