TCV: Awkward interviews, Anthony Gordon & barn doors
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What are the opening remarks and the weekly commentator catch‑up about?
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Huuhuha! Kata kiinni! Toi ei, ei taas! Ei halua tule takaisin!
Valaa talven paras loma nyt. Cääbor. Lomia, joiden etsoisi loppuvan.
Jareborri! The Commentators View on the Football Daily with Alistair Bruce Ball,
John Murray and Ian Dennis.
Hello, it's the football daily. I'm Alastair Bruce Ball and this is the Commentators View, where we five live commentators talk about the football, the travels it takes us on, and the words we use in our commentaries to describe the action, unchanged lineup again this season with us the BBC's football correspondent John Murray. and BBC's It's written here, Football's Senior Football, reporter Ian Dennis, but I know he is the BBC's senior football reporter. Uh Deno, have you got your socks uh for England action? Because last we spoke you turned up in a Thomas Tuchel press conference without your socks.
Yes, I've remembered the socks. I've remembered my deodorant, I have remembered everything that is required. But thank you for that. Interestingly though a trend has developed in that when I met Ian at St George's Park where we have been this week for for the England interview day, um Ian also had driven to that event in different clothes to the clothes that he was wearing when he came into the building at Saint George's Park, so Yeah, yeah, bec because it was an ear early start on the morning and I didn't want I wanted to arrive fresh. So when I I had a a I changed my top in the Saint George's Park car park, uh had a little spray of deodent so I I would arrive fresh for when I was Speaking to the players because there's nothing worse than being in a confined room and not being fresh for the England players.
Did you take your top off in the car park? I did take my top off in the car park, yes. Interesting. Yeah. I'd I'd it was only it was a it was a quick, swift exchange. And on that subject, John, I've gotta say I'm pleased to hear that you're you're speaking clearly as well. After your own little incident at Saint George's Park. Oh yeah. As Ian knows I badly bit my tongue when I was eating a sandwich.
How did the team discuss meeting England players and the pre‑match interviews?
Yeah. Ow. He actually he actually it was a shriek. Of pain. Wasn't it? Yep. Yeah, that was quite amusing actually. Which r yeah, which resulted in everyone sitting around laughing at me. Yeah, that was nice.
Um we'll get on to England and Nations League in a bit and we're gonna hear a bit from Anthony Gordon. But um it's a chance, isn't it, for you chaps during international weeks to come face to face with the players and interview players you might not see that often during the season. So who who have you been speaking to um this week? What's caught your ear? What's
what's caught
your eye?
Well I spoke to Bakayo Saka. And when he came into the room we had a little handshake rather than a hand clasp, which I thought was interesting. And I just said to him to warm him up, I said, By the way, Bokai, I said, I'm not gonna mention last Saturday 'cause obviously I commentated on On Arsenal losing at Brighton. And he just nodded. And then I just said to myself, Mind you, I said they were good, weren't they? I. E. Brighton. And he went, I thought you weren't gonna mention it. So uh yeah. You took it in good spirits, I hope. That was funny. And also, now you mention it, I spoke to the uh eighteen year old Rio Ungamoa for the first time. And we also shook hands. We didn't clasp hands, we shook hands. Um and which I thought, teenager, shaking hands, good, well done him.
And um Did he say that? No, I didn't say I didn't say that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the opening remarks and the weekly commentator catch‑up about?
0:00–3:01
2
How did the team discuss meeting England players and the pre‑match interviews?
3:01–10:08
3
What stories did John Murray share about his Nottingham walkabout and Ali’s Bournemouth reward?
10:08–19:18
4
How did the panel react to Herr Chapman’s tip‑off and the raffle controversy?
19:18–29:45
5
What did Anthony Gordon say about being surprised by his substitution and his thoughts on England vs Spain?
29:45–38:22
6
What were the highlights of the ‘Awkward interviews’ segment?
38:22–45:35
7
How did the Clash of the Commentators game unfold and who led the scoreboard?
45:35–54:10
8
What is the ‘Unintended pub name of the week’ and the Great Glossary of Football Commentary?
54:10–1:00:29