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Ronnie Radford – and the crowd are invading the pitch. 20bet
To the millions of football fans who tuned in to listen to his instantly recognisable commentary on television or radio for over half a century, he was simply known as ‘Motty’ – sheepskin coat and all.Yet when the then fledgling broadcaster John Motson, who has died aged 77, turned up at Edgar Street on February 5 1972, he had little idea of just where his distinguished career would go on to take him – 29 FA Cup finals and 10 World Cups, not to mention all the other domestic, European and England international matches along the way.Ronnie Radford’s famous long-range strike which equalised for non-league Hereford against top-flight Newcastle, before substitute Ricky George went on to score the winner in extra-time on the quagmire pitch, is, of course, established FA Cup folklore – along with Motson’s commentary.“Radford again… oh what a goal! Radford the scorer Netbet
and now it will take some time to clear the field Pampanga
What a tremendous shot by Radford,” the broadcaster bellowed out, stating the obvious as only ‘Motty’ could.However, had that angled thunderbolt ended up flying over the crossbar rather than arrowing into the top-left corner past the desperate dive of Newcastle goalkeeper Willie McFaul, then things could have turned out very differently for the young man ‘on trial’ in the Match of the Day commentary box. Warriors
and now it will take some time to clear the field Panalo
To the millions of football fans who tuned in to listen to his instantly recognisable commentary on television or radio for over half a century, he was simply known as ‘Motty’ – sheepskin coat and all.Yet when the then fledgling broadcaster John Motson, who has died aged 77, turned up at Edgar Street on February 5 1972, he had little idea of just where his distinguished career would go on to take him – 29 FA Cup finals and 10 World Cups, not to mention all the other domestic, European and England international matches along the way.Ronnie Radford’s famous long-range strike which equalised for non-league Hereford against top-flight Newcastle, before substitute Ricky George went on to score the winner in extra-time on the quagmire pitch, is, of course, established FA Cup folklore – along with Motson’s commentary.“Radford again… oh what a goal! Radford the scorer Iloilo
Ronnie Radford – and the crowd are invading the pitch. NBA
What a tremendous shot by Radford,” the broadcaster bellowed out, stating the obvious as only ‘Motty’ could.However, had that angled thunderbolt ended up flying over the crossbar rather than arrowing into the top-left corner past the desperate dive of Newcastle goalkeeper Willie McFaul, then things could have turned out very differently for the young man ‘on trial’ in the Match of the Day commentary box. Tantan