Not For Me, Clive: Stories From the Voice of Football

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Man United's players have a CHAIR thrown at them while celebrating Diogo Dalot's strike from outside the box as Erik ten Hag's side defeat Sheffield United Watter kant': South Africa rugby stars speak in Afrikaans and appear to make light of Bongi Mbonambi's 'white ****' England slur row as they warm up It was such a shame Ranvir didn’t make the final. Her foxtrot and AT mixed with a Bollywood style showdance would’ve been amazing.

Accrington Stanley chairman Andy Holt announces League Two club is up 'for sale' in social media outburst I can't watch an England game on TV without wishing it was me': Legendary broadcaster Clive Tyldesley on the agony of losing his 'prized' commentary job at ITV Football changes everything. It changes how we feel, how we think, how we behave. It turns us into someone else.This is really good. Raw, funny and revealing on football, on Ferguson, Clough, Dalglish & worth getting for the Roy Keane selfie story alone. Emotional on his ITV exit. Talent like Tyldesley’s appeals to all ages.’ Henry Winter Tyldesley doubles down on criticism of Sky Sports' pre-match Manchester derby coverage with as he posts that he is 'more of a Mike Skinner man'

You love your team first. It's tribal. Except I did love something else. I loved the idea of commentating on my team, on every team. I loved it even more than my team. I ditched the girl next door for the diva on the silver screen. Kevin De Bruyne swaps the Etihad for the Octagon as he sits front row at UFC 294 - insisting he 'can't wait to see the games' in Abu Dhabi Two United goals inside two minutes changed it in 1999. A teenage Evertonian called Rooney twisted the plot in 2002. Three Liverpool goals in less than six minutes changed everything again in 2005. Hello, hello. Tyldesley - who details the biggest moments of his career in his autobiography Not For Me Clive - received plenty of support from England fans who had listened to him over the decades, but he was forced to take action when he started getting calls from producers asking if he was unwell or did something terrible.Was South Africa's 'white ****' slur lost in translation? Boks fans say Mbonambi was speaking in Afrikaans