he office, he completely left wycombe wanderers. :, office, he completely left wycombe wanderers. .,the family at wycombe. he was the club commentator. it's every fan's dream to walk in the door, meet the gaffer. go through the tunnel onto the pitch and then commentate. we all want to do that. i think this is a day of celebration for bill. he was really loved here at wycombe wanderers. he helped put us on the map. he was one of our best ever fans. and it's about celebrating bill. it's dank, isn't it? that for me is a yellow card. phil catchpole spent years sat next to bill as his co—commentator. oh, whoa! and it wasn't far off. bill broke all the rules because he was basically a fan with a mic and he got away with it because he was bill turnbull. hopeless, actually, absolutely useless. right, that's a card. come on, ref! he had an amazing wit, a real fantastic turn of phrase. but it was just the passion of him being a fan and the berating of referees. there's the shot and it's a goal! oh, brilliant stuff from stephen mcginn! 1—0 to the wanderers. the over—celebrating of goals. just a

wycombe wanderers pays tribute to one of the club's biggest fans.

the family and friends of former bbc breakfast presenter bill turnbull have attended a wycombe wanderersate cancer in august, aged 66. he was, of course, a chairboys super fan and the club has now renamed part of the stadium after him. he used to commentate on the games from the gantry at adams park and now, the club has renamed that stand. we�*ll have more on this story on tomorrow�*s programme. john maguire was there yesterday, there will be a full report tomorrow. really poignant day for all wickham fans and of course for bill�*s family. before you can wander as fans. here�*s matt with a look at this morning�*s weather. matt, good morning. nota bad matt, good morning. not a bad day for most of you if you have any plans for the outdoors, dry and sunny weather around. a bit of a tricky bit of rain across southern areas but compared with his time yesterday, the rain is likely to be 20 or 30 miles further south and that, as you heard from charlotte, will have an impact on the marathon. let me take you to the chart as this area of low pressure is sliding south and east, it will clear the s