Is there anything you would like to ask the football commentator about his five decades in broadcasting?
Clive Tyldesley has spent 50 years in football. He started out as a teaboy at Radio Trent in 1975 and worked his way up to the very top, covering five World Cups and five European Championships for ITV.
For a certain generation he will always be remembered for Wednesday night Champions League games on ITV in the 1990s. Like the best players, he rose to the occasion. During the biggest match of his career he gave us two iconic lines – “name on the trophy” and “they always score” – in the space of two minutes. Simple, to the point and bang on the money.
Continue reading…Is there anything you would like to ask the football commentator about his five decades in broadcasting?Clive Tyldesley has spent 50 years in football. He started out as a teaboy at Radio Trent in 1975 and worked his way up to the very top, covering five World Cups and five European Championships for ITV.For a certain generation he will always be remembered for Wednesday night Champions League games on ITV in the 1990s. Like the best players, he rose to the occasion. During the biggest match of his career he gave us two iconic lines – “name on the trophy” and “they always score” – in the space of two minutes. Simple, to the point and bang on the money. Continue reading…
