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

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Ad Feature Arsenal are a short 8/13 to win their Carabao Cup tie against out-of-form West Ham... with red-hot Eddie... Man United deny Jadon Sancho is set to return from his exile after fans thought Erik ten Hag said 'Sancho' and not 'Sergio' in his press conference Clive Tyldesley is a supporter of the Bobby Moore Fund, a restricted fund of Cancer Research UK that raises money for pioneering bowel cancer research. The bad news for my good friend in the hottest seat of all is that it never ends well for the England manager. Never. The job comes complete with a suicide pill. Harry Kane was desperate to play in that game - and nabbed four goals in the first half to take him further towards his goal of becoming England's all-time top scorer. But Tyldesley believes that there is a feeling that managers don't want their players using games like this to make history.

In the cold-hearted, cut-throat world of The Apprentice and Dragon’s Den there is no room for nice guys. Peter Jones wouldn’t let Gareth into the lift. But don’t be fooled by the shy, toothy grin. This England manager not only knows his mind, he uses it continually. He is as smart as his World Cup waistcoat. Max Verstappen's model girlfriend is left unimpressed as he's BOOED after winning the US Grand Prix - but the Dutchman remains unfazed by the reaction Mohamed Salah calls for humanitarian aid to Gaza IMMEDIATELY as Liverpool star urges the world leaders 'to come together'Born in Lancashire in 1954, Clive Tyldesley is a television sports broadcaster. He was ITV’s senior football commentator for twenty-two years, succeeding Brian Moore after the 1998 World Cup final. In that role, he led the commentary team at the subsequent five World Cups and five European Championships. He has taken the microphone at twenty-two UEFA Champions League finals as well as eleven FA Cup finals. He won the prestigious Royal Television Society Sports Commentator of the Year in 1998, 2000, 2002 and 2005, and was voted the Sony Radio Awards’ Sports Broadcaster of the Year in 1983.

Jon Jones is OUT of UFC 295 showdown against Stipe Miocic with horrific injury', as British star Tom Aspinall steps in to faceSergei Pavlovich Football changes everything. It changes how we feel, how we think, how we behave. It turns us into someone else. One thing Clive is not short of opinions about everything and that does get a boring at the sermons and preaching. You're certainly in no doubt of which side of the fence Clive sits.OLIVER HOLT: Money matters to FIFA. And money doesn't just talk when the Saudis get involved, it shouts from... 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 The comedian tells Clive all about his career writing for some of America’s biggest talk shows and how his first day working with David Letterman didn’t quite go as he expected. Plus, he falls out with Clive about whether nectarines are better than peaches. Maybe it’s a generational thing…