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radford again... oh, what a goal, what a goal! radford, the scorer, ronnie radford!e later said changed his life. when i see it again, as i have hundreds of times, i still think to myself, please go in, don't hit the post. because if that hadn't nestled in the newcastle net, no, i wouldn't be here now. soon, motson was the bbc�*s number one commentator, describing the game's biggest moments. and still ricky villa, what a fantastic run! he's scored, amazing goal! he covered some 29 fa cup finals and more than 200 england games, including their heartache at the 1990 world cup. and england are out of the world cup. west germany are through to the final on penalty kicks. but motson enjoyed the lighter side, too. and here comes the pot of paint, and this is extraordinary, we're going to see the penalty spot painted, are we, during the match? his commentary made him a celebrity. john motson, come in the door, please, and welcome to radio 1. it'sjohn motson! and as football's popularity boomed in the 1990s, so did motson�*s. while players came and went, his passion never wa

radford again... oh, what a goal, what a goal!see it again, as i have hundreds of times, i still think to myself, "please go in, don't hit the post." cos if that hadn't nestled in the newcastle net, no, i wouldn't be here now. soon motson was the bbc�*s number—one commentator, covering some ten world cups, including england's penalty heartache in 1990. and england are out of the world cup. but motson enjoyed the lighter side, too. and this is extraordinary. we're going to see the penalty spot painted, are we, during the match? he was an imitator�*s dream. cos you never agree with anything anybody says. certainly... well, thank goodness for that. ..not! and as football's popularity boomed, so did motson�*s. you could hear his passion for the game in every syllable. oh, this is getting better and better and better! he was the voice of our sport for, well, pretty much 50 years, wasn't he? and a remarkable character, remarkable commentator. and he always seemed to get the mood right and get the occasion. and just lived and breathed fo

radford again. oh, what a goal! what a goal!he voice of football for five decades — john motson dies, aged 77. on bbc london: sadiq khan puts frees school meals at the heart of his budget but tories say his council tax is too much and coming up on the bbc news channel, a new independent regulator of men's football in england will be established for the first time, with the aim to make clubs more financially sustainable. good evening. three men have been arrested after an off—duty police officer was shot multiple times in front of his son — after a session coaching young people playing football in omagh, county tyrone. detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell remains in a critical condition in hospital and is said to be fighting for his life. northern ireland's political leaders issued a joint statement condemning the "callous" attack at the youth sports complex. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports from omagh. he'd dedicated his career to locking up the paramilitaries and drug gangs that harmed communities in northern irel

radford again... oh, what a goal! radford, the scorer, ronnie radford! see it again, as i have hundreds of times, i still think to myself, please go in, don't hit the post. because if that hadn't nestled in the newcastle net, no, i wouldn't be here now. soon, motson was the bbc�*s number one commentator, describing the game's biggest moments. and still ricky villa, what a fantastic run! he's scored, amazing goal! he covered 29 fa cup finals and more than 200 england games, including their heartache at the 1990 world cup. and england are out of the world cup, west germany are through to the final on penalty kicks. but motson enjoyed the lighter side, too. and here comes the pot of paint, and this is extraordinary, we're going to see the penalty spot painted, are we, during the match? his commentary made him a celebrity. john motson, come in the door, please, and welcome to radio 1. it'sjohn motson! and as football's popularity boomed in the 1990s, so did motson�*s. while players came and went, his passion never wavered. what a chance for the hat—trick her

radford again! what a goal! radford the scorer. and still ricky villa, what a fantastic run!scored! an amazing goal. next to rugby union, wales coach warren gatland says he can finally focus on preparing his squad for their six nations match against england on saturday, after a strike was averted. wales players were threatening not to play because of a contract dispute. but the matter was resolved yesterday which has now allowed gatland to name his squad. there'll be nine changes from the loss against scotland — including owen williams at fly half and debutant mason grady playing at centre. meanwhile anthony watson will make his first england start in almost two years in the match in cardiff on saturday. the 28—year—old comes in to replace the injured ollie hassell—collins on the wing. vice—captain courtney lawes makes his return from injury and is fit for the bench. andy farrell's ireland continue their pursuit of the grand slam when they play italy in rome on saturday. craig casey will partner ross byrne in a new half—back pairing, with captainjohnny sexton left out after p

radford again! what a goal! radford the scorer. and still ricky villa, what a fantastic run!ored! an amazing goal. he had one of the most recognisable voices_ he had one of the most recognisable voices in_ he had one of the most recognisable voices in football broadcasting, and i think_ voices in football broadcasting, and i think as _ voices in football broadcasting, and i think as well he had amazingly, despite _ i think as well he had amazingly, despite that what you might call a train spotting, geeky, nerdy style, but it_ train spotting, geeky, nerdy style, but it had — train spotting, geeky, nerdy style, but it had that general appeal. and i think every commentator who has followed _ i think every commentator who has followed on from him has got a little _ followed on from him has got a little bit — followed on from him has got a little bit ofjohn motson in them. asjohn_ little bit ofjohn motson in them. asjohn murray they're little bit ofjohn motson in them. as john murray they're paying tribute tojohn motson, who has died at the age of 77. more money for lower league c

radford again. oh, what a goal, what a goal! radford the scorer, ronnie radford!ng football, but gunmen shot him because he�*s a detective. last night, this complex, called youth sport, was busy with parents, children and volunteers. the victim was putting footballs into his car with his son. he ran for his life when he was shot by two men. when he fell to the ground, they continued to fire at him. we�*d like to acknowledge the assistance and the quick, brave actions of a member of the public who gave first aid and the actions of our partners in the ambulance service. at this time, there were many other young people, children, awaiting pick—up by their parents and those children ran for cover in sheer terror towards the centre. detective chief inspector caldwell has a public profile here. he�*s led investigations into organised crime and dissident republican paramilitaries. at the moment, police are focusing their investigation on the dissident republican organisation known as the new ira. it�*s thought to be the largest and most active of the armed groups who opp

marcos radford aceptÓ el eduardo mustre y sancho al 70 por el empate john de.and vamos a estar en los 63 y veo muy poca lluvia, pero vamos a estar vigilando y el domingo el dÍa tan estado por muchos, un dÍa fenomenal, vamos a tener temperaturas en el rango de los 60, bien agradable y en la prÓxima semana regresamos al rango de los 50 y lo que sÍ vamos a ver el domingo es que sube la temperatura, pero en la madrugada va a estar frÍo, asÍ que tome sus precauciones. presentadora: muchos en esta Época habÍan temperaturas mÁs altas, asÍ que seguro hay quien dice que estas temperaturas se estÁn alargando un poco. en california tenemos flor, nos vemos maÑana. >> porque tiene una cita de impacto con todo nuestro equipo. leÓn: miÉrcoles 8 de febrero. Éstas son las noticias principales. la muerte azota cada paso en turquÍa y siria al aumentar a mÁs de 15,000 los fallecidos. el miedo persiste tras mÁs de 100 rÉplicas. si aÚn no ha presentado su declaraciÓn de impuestos, el irs dice que todavÍa no lo haga hasta determinar si los reembolsos se consideran ingresos sujetos de

for "sunday today," morgan radford, nashville. >> morgan, thank you very much.wait to meet that perfect little girl. welcome to the world. >>> this week we highlight another "life well lived." according to the audio publishers association sales of audio books topped $1.6 billion for another year of double digit growth. the foundation for the recent explosion of audio books was laid all the way back in the 1950s by two young women just out of college. marianne mantell was 22 years old and working at a record company in new york when she and classmates from hunter college named barbara holdridge shared a hunch people might like to hear the voices of well-known authors reading their work. the pair formed caedmon records and charmed their way to a meeting with the iconic poet dylan thomas. they convinced him to sign a $500 deal to record his writing onto vinyl with a b side where he read a christmas story. >> with sprinkling eyes and winds cherried noses, they crunched up to the doors with mittens on them. >> a child's christmas in wales and five poems became a phen

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radford again, oh, what a goal! what a goal! radford the scorer, ronnie radford.former liverpool defender mark lawrenson, who wasjohn motson's colleague at bbc sport for many years. hello, thank you for your time this morning. you are one of those players that can remember motty coming into the tunnel before games and telling you some amazing stats which you didn't even know yourself about your own career?— about your own career? mike, honestly. _ about your own career? mike, honestly. he _ about your own career? mike, honestly, he was _ about your own career? mike, honestly, he was basically - about your own career? mike, - honestly, he was basically stalking you at the game. he was omnipresent. he came up the steps —— you would come up the steps to have a quiet moment before the players came in, and he would be right over, didn't your dad used to play? his name was tommy? how many games did he play for preston? all of those kind of things. when i started commentating with him, after the first time, i came off and i thought i had been working with rain man. serio

radford the scorer, ronnie radford! legendary football commentator john motson has died aged 77. he covered over 2000 games during his 50—year career. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news, good to have your company this hour. three men have been arrested after the shooting of a police officer in northern ireland. he is now in a critical condition in hsopital. detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot multiple times in front of his son after coaching young people playing football in 0magh, county tyrone. he is well—known in northern ireland not least his involvement in investigating organised crime. northern ireland's political leaders have issued a joint statement condemning the "callous" attack. the irish prime minister and northern ireland secretary have both condemned the attempt on his life. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has this report. john caldwell is a father who was coaching football, but gunmen shot him because he's a detective. last night, this complex, called youth sport, was busy with parents

radford again... oh, what a goal, what a goal!ngland's penalty heartache in 1990. and england are out of the world cup. but motson enjoyed the lighter side, too. he was the voice of our sport for, well, pretty much 50 years, wasn't he? and a remarkable character, remarkable commentator. and he always seemed to get the mood right and get the occasion. and just lived and breathed football, didjohn. and when he finally retired from the bbc in 2018, the fans�* affection was plain to see. a fitting tribute to one of football's defining voices. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... on the eve of the anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, the united nations will vote on a resolution calling for hostilities to end. now to brussels, where staff at the european commission and the eu council have been ordered to delete tiktok from their phones and corporate devices over cybersecurity concerns. tiktok, which is owned by the chinese company bytedance, has denied claims that it shares users' data with the

michael radford, bbc news. bruce ball is covering the game tonight at old trafford, i spoke to him just before we came on air, and began by asking how. asked how they would feel going into snakes game without a manager. aha, snakes game without a manager. difficult one for them, obviously, given the recent form. that is why they haven't got a permanent manager. that's whyjesse marsh was dismissed, two wins in the last 17 premier league games after a reasonably promising start to the season, but no winds at all in the premier league since the world cup, so michael's kabbalah will take charge of the team tonight. it is reallyjust charge of the team tonight. it is really just a case charge of the team tonight. it is reallyjust a case of charge of the team tonight. it is really just a case of trying charge of the team tonight. it is reallyjust a case of trying to keep it taking over and get the gas the best performance he can get out of the team. it will be a difficult life atmosphere, obviously we know the great r

radford the scorer! what a fantastic run. he's scored! amazing goal!e one thing you would always say about _ the one thing you would always say aboutjohn — the one thing you would always say about john watson was that he was incredibly— about john watson was that he was incredibly well prepared. —— john motson — incredibly well prepared. —— john motson. overthe incredibly well prepared. —— john motson. over the years, watching him do his— motson. over the years, watching him do his preparation, his cardboard sheets— do his preparation, his cardboard sheets put— do his preparation, his cardboard sheets put the information on every player _ sheets put the information on every player he _ sheets put the information on every player. he would think about things he said _ player. he would think about things he said he — player. he would think about things he said. hejust player. he would think about things he said. he just always pitched it right _ he said. he just always pitched it right he — he said. he just always pitched it right. he got the big goals ri

john running radford's and that was the radford's go and that was the game where he needed that goale he said i'll sees the go now he said i'll hopeit sees the go now he said i'll hope it goes in even though it's like, you know, 40 odd years old. but proved to the bbc old. but it proved to the bbc bosses could handle big bosses they could handle a big game career just went game and his careerjust went up and up and up from there. i remember from 1988 when wimbledon beat liverpool the wimbledon beat liverpool in the fa final, was a pretty fa cup final, it was a pretty rehearsed but a rehearsed line, but it was a great liverpool had been great line. liverpool had been stunned by that very rough and ready liverpool ready wimbledon side. liverpool with just with the aristocrats had just won cancer. won the league cancer. wimbledon, them over at wimbledon, turn them over at wembley and said the quote , wembley. and he said the quote, the crazy gang have beaten the culture that culture club. and that was a nice line for me. and living in wimbledon forevermore were known as gang and then he

they were first division at the time and the goal famous goal by ronnie radford, who himself died lasteated repeated over the years i think, the glory days of football . as i say that days of football. as i say that there are so many commentators now and they are just shows a little bit too much is said in my opinion. yeah indeed. less is more. chris on that very note, thank you for that. good to see the sun is shining in pembrokeshire. thanks joining us. lovely. yeah quite right to well someone who has just had a wry grin . i talked about wry grin. i talked about remembering an age past. let's reflect that. we've got the other football news. the european super league , the european super league, the powers being held by english football's new independent regulator , the plan for that regulator, the plan for that regulator, the plan for that regulator recommended by fan led review confirmed today by the uk government . while it prevents government. while it prevents historic clubs too from going out of business as well as , out of business as well as, giving fans a greater input to the