List of British football commentators





This is a list of media commentators and writers in the United Kingdom on the sport of Association football.


A number of football players have had a second career as writers or commentators. However, many commentators never played the game at a professional level such as Dale Rowlinson, yet they have gone on to become famous names associated with the game.



Table



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Name Playing career Broadcaster/Publication

Scott Booth[1]

Aberdeen (1988–1997)
Borussia Dortmund (1997–1999)
FC Utrecht (1998)
Vitesse Arnhem (1999)
FC Twente (1999–2003)
Aberdeen (2003–2004)
Scotland (1993–2001)

Setanta Sports

Steve Bower
None

BBC Sport (2009–present)
Setanta Sports (2006-2009)
MUTV (1998–2007)
ESPN (2009-present)
BT Sport (2013–present)
NBC Sports (2016-present)

Peter Brackley
None

BBC (1972–1982, 2009–2011)
ITV Sport (1982–1988, 1992–2010)
British Eurosport/Sky Television (1988–1992)
Channel 4 (1992–2002)

Trevor Brooking

West Ham United (1966–1984)
England (1974–1982)

BBC Radio (1984–2003)
BBC Television (1984–2003)

Simon Brotherton
None

BBC Radio 5 Live (1992–present)
BBC Television (1999–present)
BT Sport (2013–present)

Jock Brown
None

BBC Scotland
Setanta Sports

Craig Burley[2]

Chelsea (1989–1997)
Celtic (1997–1999)
Derby County (1999–2003)
Dundee (2003)
Preston North End (2004)
Walsall (2004)
Scotland (1995–2003)

Setanta Sports
ESPN (2009–present)
ITV (2010–2012)
ESPN FC (2013–present)

Bryon Butler
None

The Daily Telegraph (1961–1968, 1991–2001)
BBC Radio (1968–1991)

Jon Champion
None

BBC Radio (1990–1995)
BBC Television (1995–2001, 2013–2015)
ITV (2001–2008, 2010, 2012, 2013–present)
Setanta Sports (2007–2009)
ESPN (2009–present)
BT Sport (2015–present)

David Coleman
None

BBC Television (1958–1984)

Robyn Cowen[3]
None
BBC Sport (2017–present)

Pat Crerand

Celtic (1956–1963)
Manchester United (1963–1971)

MUTV (2000–present)

Ian Crocker
None

Sky Sports
Setanta Sports (2006–2009)
ITV (2010)

Ian Darke
None

Sky Sports (1992–2010)
ESPN (2010–present)
BT Sport (2013–present)

Barry Davies
None

BBC Radio (1963–1966)
ITV (1966–1969)
BBC Television (1969–2004, 2014)

Peter Drury
None

BBC Radio (1993–1997)
ITV (1997–2013)
ESPN (2012–2013)
BBC (2012)
BT Sport (2013–present)
BBC Radio 5 Live (2013–present)

Robbie Earle

Port Vale (1982–1991)
Wimbledon (1991–2000)

ITV (2001–2010)
NBC (2013–present)

Darren Fletcher
none

BBC Radio Five Live (2004-present)

BBC Sport (2010-2014)


BT Sport (2013-present)



Toby Gilles
None
talkSPORT International (2013–present)


Richard Gordon
None

Sportsound

Andy Gray

Dundee United (1973–1975)
Aston Villa (1975–1978)
Wolves (1978–1983)
Everton (1983–1988)
Rangers (1988–1989)
Cheltenham Town (1989–1990)
Scotland (1975–1985)

Sky Sports (1990–2011)
beIN Sports (2012–present)
Talksport (2011–present)
BT Sport (2014)

Alan Green
None

BBC Radio (1981–present)
BBC Sport (2013–present)

Stuart Hall
None

BBC Radio (1959–2012)

Alan Hansen

Partick Thistle (1973–1977)
Liverpool (1977–1991)
Scotland (1979–1986)

Sky Sports (1991–1992)
BBC Sport (1992–2014)

John Helm
None

BBC Radio (1970–1981)
ITV (1981–2001)
Channel 5 (1999–2007)

Jimmy Hill

Brentford (1949–1953)
Fulham (1953–1961)

ITV (1968–1972)
BBC Sport (1972–1998)
Sky Sports (1999–2007)

Simon Hill
None

Fox Sports (Australia) (2006–2014)

Mike Ingham
None

BBC Radio (1977–2014)

Hugh Johns
None

ITV (1966–2001)

Peter Jones
None

BBC Radio (1964–1990)

Tony Jones
None

Channel 4 (2004–2006) (Occasionally)
ITV (2005–2009) (Occasionally)
Five (2005–2007) (Occasionally)
Sky Sports (2009–present)

Richard Keys
None

Sky Sports (1990–2011)
beIN Sports (2012–present)
Talksport (2011–present)

Gary Lineker

Leicester City (1978–1985)
Everton (1985–1986)
Barcelona (1986–1989)
Tottenham Hotspur (1989–1992)
Nagoya Grampus Eight (1992–1994)
England (1985–1992)

BBC Television (1992–present)
NBC (2013–present)
BT Sport (2015–present)

Kevin McCarra
None

The Times (1996–1998)
The Guardian (1998–present)

Conor McNamara
None

TV3 (1998–2002)
BBC Radio 5 Live (2002–present)
BBC Television (2005–present)

Gerry McNee
None

Scottish Television

Archie Macpherson
None

Scottish Television
Talksport
Eurosport
Radio Clyde

Alistair Mann
none

BBC Television (2006-present)
BT Sport (2013-present)

Paul Mitchell
None

Sportsound (2005–present)

Arthur Montford
None

Scottish Television

Brian Moore
None

The Times (1958–1961)
BBC Radio (1961–1968)
ITV (1968–1998)
Talksport (1998–2001)

John Motson
None

BBC Radio (1968–1971), (2001–2018)
BBC Sport (1971–2018) (semi-retired in 2008)
Talksport (2018-present)

Guy Mowbray
None

Eurosport (1997–1999)
ITV (1999–2004)
BBC Sport (2004–present)

Gary Neville

Manchester United (1992–2011)
ITV Sport (2002 & 2008)
Sky Sports (2011–2016)

Dan O'Hagan
None

MUTV (1999–2001)
Eurosport (2003–present)
ITV (2001–2005)
BBC Sport (2004–present)
96.3 Radio Aire (2013–present)

Jacqui Oatley[4]
None
BBC Sport (2009–present)

Michael Owen

Liverpool (1996–2004)
Real Madrid (2004–2005)
Newcastle United (2005–2009)
Manchester United (2009–2012)
Stoke City (2012–2013)

BT Sport (2013–present)

Jonathan Pearce
None

Channel 5 (1997–2004)
BBC Radio 5 Live (2002–2005, 2013–present)
BBC Sport (2004–present)
BT Sport (2013–present)

Derek Rae
None

ESPN (USA) (2002–present)
ESPN (UK) (2009–2013)
BT Sport (2013–2017)
NBC Sports (2017-present)
Fox Sports (2018-present)

Dave Roberts
Professional Game Referee

TFM Radio (1986–1995)
Century Radio (1995–1997)
Talk Radio (1997–1998)
Sky Sports (1998–2005)
ESPN (2005–present)

Jim Rosenthal
None

ITV (1980–2010)
Channel 5 (2009–2012)

Robbie Savage

Manchester United (1993–1994)
Crewe Alexandra (1994–1997)
Leicester City (1997–2002)
Birmingham City (2002–2005)
Blackburn Rovers (2005–2008)
Derby County (2008–2011)
Brighton & Hove Albion (2008)
Wales (1995–2004)

ESPN (2009-2013)
BBC Radio 5 Live (2009–present)
BBC Sport (2010–2015)
BT Sport (2013–present)

Angus Scott
None

ITV Sport (1998–2006, 2010)
Setanta Sports (2007–2009)
beIN Sports (2009–present)
Joe Speight
None

Setanta Sports (2007–2009)
ESPN (2009–2013)
ITV Sport (2011–present)
Sky Sports (2009–present)

Gary Taphouse
None

Sky Sports (2005–present)
Talksport (2014–present)

Clive Tyldesley
None

ITV (1987–1992, 1996–present)
BBC Sport (1992–1996)

Martin Tyler
None

ITV (1976–1990)
Sky Sports (1990–present)

Arlo White
None

BBC Radio (2001–2010)
NBC (2013–present)

Bob Wilson

Arsenal (1963–1974)

BBC Television (1974–1994)
ITV (1994–2002)

Kenneth Wolstenholme
None

BBC Radio (1946–1948)
BBC Sport (1948–1971)
ITV (1974–1979)


References





  1. ^ Setanta end spells fresh SPL worries Archived 26 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine, Evening Express, 24 June 2009.


  2. ^ Craig Burley: I hit the bottle after Setanta gave me the axe, Daily Record, 25 June 2009.


  3. ^ Setanta end spells fresh SPL worries Archived 26 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine, Evening Express, 24 June 2017.


  4. ^ Setanta end spells fresh SPL worries Archived 26 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine, Evening Express, 24 June 2009.











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