Commentary on tv and radio
There is so much choice of commentary on tv and radio during this World Cup with commentary from a variety of different sources and it’s not the only time you get a choice.
World Cup Commentary
If you’re bored of the vuvuzelas you may wish to substitute the BBC or ITV for the World Cup commentary of BBC Radio Five Live. You can also get expert commentary from seasoned pros like Graham Beecroft and, former English footballer and manager, Bobby Gould on talkSPORT. There’s also a red button option on BBC TV that allows you to change the commentary.
Eurovision Commentary on TV and Radio
The World Cup is not the first international contest to have multiple sources of commentary. During Eurovision Song Contest 2010 you could choose between the cheeky Graham Norton on the TV commentary of the “Woganesque” mellow tones of Ken Bruce on BBC Radio 2. The only challenge, if you’re listening to the radio and watching the TV, is getting the audio and picture to sync up!
Chris Moyles Commentary
Chris Moyles commentary
Jingles and music themes galore with Chris Moyles commentary along with and Comedy Dave during the World Cup 2010.
Chris Moyles and Comedy Dave made their second World Cup Commentary appearance, after commentating on the New Zealand vs. Slovakia game, to commentate on Serbia’s 1-0 defeat of Germany. The guys made football interesting (even for non fans) and offered a biased alternative from normal impartial football commentary as discussed in a news recent news article.
Chris Moyles Commentary
Listen to the Top Gear theme, X Factor theme, The Bill theme and plenty of cheesy jingles like “it’s another corner” sung by Dallas jingle singers. The edited highlights of the Chris Moyles and Comedy Dave football commentary are available to watch again on the BBC’s website.
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