UK commentator John Motson dies aged 77
LONDON: British soccer commentator John Motson has died aged 77, his family announced in a statement on Thursday (Feb 23).
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Legendary BBC football commentator John Motson dies aged 77
Legendary football commentator John Motson has died aged 77, his family said in a statement. He worked for the BBC for 50 years and commentated on over 2,500 games on television and radio.
Commentator John Motson dies aged 77
British football commentator John Motson has died at the age of 77.
Football commentator John Motson dies aged 77
Football commentator John Motson has died at the age of 77.
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