
F365’s love letter to…a phenomenal year for TV and radio
Has football ever had such an embarrassment of broadcasting riches? Here’s to 2018’s most memorable moments.
Has football ever had such an embarrassment of broadcasting riches? Here’s to 2018’s most memorable moments.
Matt Smith is a consummate professional, flexible, masterful and unflappable. So where’s the big gig?
As the World Cup draws to a close, Johnny Nic looks back on a summer of sensational coverage.
Roll down those socks, do the weekly shop and welcome a healthy dose of Steve Claridge into your mind.
Johnny Nic has found proof that you don’t have to sacrifice being a good guy to get ahead. It’s Smudge.
Sir Alex Ferguson and Sam Allardyce dislike him, such is his outspoken nature. It has to be Alan Green.
Jacqui Oatley is a pioneer for equality in football. That takes bravery as well as skill, says Johnny.
Could you imagine Peter Drury commentating on you making love? You surely can now.
The wit, the accent, the principles, the legendary drinking, the knee-grabbing punditry. It can only be Reidy.
‘If someone rode naked on a horse through the studio whilst blowing a trumpet, he’d take it all in his stride.’
He’s good for a rant, but not your typical shouty talkSPORT presenter. It can only be Alan Green’s mate.
In an industry populated by bluster and banter, Danny Higginbotham has proven that loudest is not best.
Chris Sutton might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but there is something to be said about a man who speaks his mind.
Motty is delivering his final live BBC commentary this weekend. Read all about the voice and the coat…
Still in his early days of punditry, but did you ever think that Lampard wouldn’t be a consummate pro?
A much-loved and absolutely tremendous ranter. That’ll be Chris Waddle, then…
It is a shame that Clive Tyldesley is stowed away on ITV until England roll around. Here’s hoping for a big money transfer.
Programmes have had a place in football from the very beginning. But how do you get the job of selling them?
Time to ask the all-important question. When will Jonathan Pearce get to commentate on robot football?
Here begins the campaign to get Ally McCoist on our screens more often. Is he ever not smiling?
When Saturday Comes, 90 Minutes, Shoot!, World Soccer… what makes football magazines so wonderful?
For there would not be a Football365 at all without him. Be it radio, TV or print, Danny Kelly is a unique talent.
Although not everyone’s cup of tea, Jake Humphrey has a big fan in Johnny. He’s Mr Reliable.
He keeps calm every week with someone shouting in one ear and Merse in the other. It’s Jeff, Jeff.
Football365 is 20 years old, so you’ll forgive Johnny for going all meta and writing a love letter to… us.
The people who are an indelible part of our football heritage. Ross County nil, Forfar three…
Martin Tyler has been the voice of Sky Sports for many years, and hopefully many more to come. AND IT’S LIVE.
A wonderful commentator who sadly passed away far too soon. Tony Gubba, we salute you…
Forget the gaffes, for they obfuscate the real Kammy: likeable, respected and versatile…
From his numerous kidnappings, to being shot and left in a coma, to scoring all the goals. It’s Roy Race.