The Sporting Year 2005 : BBC Radio Five Live

The Sporting Year 2005 : BBC Radio Five Live

by Eamonn Holmes (Introduction), Tim Hill (Editor)

Synopsis

A celebration of some of the most dramatic moments of the sporting year, brought to life by BBC Radio 5 Live's top team of sports broadcasters. Blending selected live transcripts of commentaries with exclusive interviews and historical narrative, supported by the best action photographs, and packaged with a 30-minute sporting highlights audio CD. A wide-ranging coverage of the key sporting events of the year, including: / Live commentary with narrative introduction and background / Fresh interviews with some of the biggest names in radio sports broadcasting: among them John Motson, Alan Green, Jonathan Pearce, Eamonn Holmes and Gary Richardson / Quotes on event / Stats lists and records / Pictures of key events, personalities and highlights / Stories from the archives / Features on key issues in annual sporting calendar (e.g. referees in football and politically sensitive tours in cricket) From the FA Cup Final to the University Boat Race, from The Open to the Grand National, and from Wimbledon to the Ashes Test series, readers can now relive their favourite sporting event of the year thanks to some of the greatest voices in radio sports broadcasting. About Radio Five Live: / Currently has over 6 million weekly listeners and a larger weekly audience that Sky News, BBC News 24 or ITN News. / Own more exclusive sports rights than any other UK broadcaster, including the Premiership, FA Cup, Champions League, Internationals, Ryder Cup and Formula 1. / Their target audience is younger than the traditional BBC radio or news services, with particular emphasis on the 25-34 age range.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 256
Publisher: HarperSport
Published: 07 Nov 2005

ISBN 10: 0007215983
ISBN 13: 9780007215980

Author Bio
Eamonn Holmes was born in Belfast and is a lifelong fan of Manchester United. In 1986 he was one of the faces who launched daytime TV on BBC1, and during the late eighties and early nineties he hosted various shows for the BBC, ranging from 'The National Lottery' to 'Songs of Praise'. He has since become Britain's longest serving breakfast host. He has also covered numerous national sports events for television and on radio and currently hosts the Saturday morning sports show on Radio 5 Live. He left GMTV in May 2005