football scores

First in the presenter’s chairperson was EAMONN ANDREWS, introducing a line-up that ran something like this -
PETER LORENZO of the “Sun”analyses the latest football news broadcast and sums up the day’s conspicuous games.
JOHN RICKMAN gives savants selections of the day’s televised races.
IAN WOOLDRIDGE of the “Daily Mail” reports from South Africa on the M.M.C. journey.
JIMMY HILL takes a cocky look at soccer’s problems.
FREDDIE TRUEMAN voices a down-to-earth estimation on argumentative issues in pastime.
POOLS SERVICE: an omitting best on the Treble Chance and the pertinacious news broadcast of the day’s apt dividends.

RESULTS ROUND-UP: the broad classified scores, Rugby League and fresh racing results, League tables and sports headlines
Then in ‘66, joke “Richard Davies” took over and done with - beat known as moustachioed silver-streak DICKIE DAVIES, and billed as such from all about ‘72 forth. In its fresh ’70s grandeur, the event apply for went:
12.35 On the Ball
13.00 International Sports Special: some crap gimcrack object from the US, such as dent diving or transaction racing; at joke go they in actuality had the World Bus-Jump Classic: someone jumping a bus over and done with 100 motorbikes. FRED DINENAGE was a co-anchor in bolstering of a while. Didn’t incorporate.
13.20 (after the news) The ITV Six (later Seven) - a seven horse-race accumulator dearest of Ladbrokes-frequenting uncles in forefront rooms up and down the go down.
16.50 Results putting into play (always got the football results in late).

15.10 Another ISS
15.50 Half-time round-up
16.00 Wrestling - appropriate old-school Daddy/Haystacks/Mad Mick McManus/Cyanide Sid Cooper wrestling, be aware.
Some of our darling WOS commentators - Brian “Retired” Moore and Gerald “crackly voice” Sinstadt (football), Kent Walton (wrestling, of course) and Reg Gutteridge (boxing).
W is in bolstering of.

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