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== Commentators and Reporter == |
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The programme is narrated by [[Nick Halling]], but [[Andy Ford]] deputised |
The programme is narrated by [[Nick Halling]], but because [[Andy Ford]] and [[Simon Golding]] have deputised recently, it seems Halling has left the show. The commentators are little known [[Ross Dyer]] and [[Gary Barfoot]]. Barfoot is also the producer. |
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Revision as of 15:03, 10 February 2007
Goalissimo is a new television programme on Channel 4. An alternative to Football Italia and French Football, Goalissimo covers a lot of the world's football action. It was originally shown at around 3am for one hour, but it is repeated at 7am on Saturday mornings.
What the show covers
The show covers action in the top leagues in England, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Portugal, Scotland, South America and Africa. It also shows the best action from the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Cup.
Commentators and Reporter
The programme is narrated by Nick Halling, but because Andy Ford and Simon Golding have deputised recently, it seems Halling has left the show. The commentators are little known Ross Dyer and Gary Barfoot. Barfoot is also the producer.