<p>The journeyman commentator undertakes Premier league commentaries of Everton v Wolves (titled: Hard Work), Newcastle v Liverpool (titled: When it's easy!) Brentford v Bournemouth (Titled: Surprising Afternoon) , Fulham v Luton (Titled: When minutes feel like hours!) and an AFC Champions League Group game between Istiklol v Al Duhail (Titled; They want enthusiasm?). You know I will wander off a straight path?</p>

The journeyman commentator undertakes Premier league commentaries of Everton v Wolves (titled: Hard Work), Newcastle v Liverpool (titled: When it's easy!) Brentford v Bournemouth (Titled: Surprising Afternoon) , Fulham v Luton (Titled: When minutes feel like hours!) and an AFC Champions League Group game between Istiklol v Al Duhail (Titled; They want enthusiasm?). You know I will wander off a straight path?

Journeyman CommentatorGames 6 to 10

<p>The life of a jobbing commentator isn’t glamourous, but it does lead to some interesting places and scenarios. The landscape of freelancing is affected by a lot of “blowing smoke” by eager youngsters, your age, your gender and finally you’re ability. The world is very cost orientated where at times quality is sacrificed over cost, thank goodness I am a cheap date! As the autumn, winter and spring months lay before me. I think, if you are interested, I will keep a diary of what matches I commentate on, where they are taking place and my thoughts going into a plethora of different teams and competitions. I will hopefully give you an insight as to my prep or lack of it, my concerns? Did you know that Xei in Chinese is pronounced more like Shee? And exactly what goes through your head when you must fill 90 minutes of radio airtime with description and PC commentary. USP is important, but I think I am one of a kind, how I have got here? and how I survive? I really don’t know. But while it lasts, I aim to enjoy it and in all fairness I have added other strings to my bow (the News pAPPer and Live Streaming) and continued to run a business outside of sport. But please remember I have no educational grades as I flunked at school, my grammar maybe suspect!</p>

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The life of a jobbing commentator isn’t glamourous, but it does lead to some interesting places and scenarios. The landscape of freelancing is affected by a lot of “blowing smoke” by eager youngsters, your age, your gender and finally you’re ability. The world is very cost orientated where at times quality is sacrificed over cost, thank goodness I am a cheap date! As the autumn, winter and spring months lay before me. I think, if you are interested, I will keep a diary of what matches I commentate on, where they are taking place and my thoughts going into a plethora of different teams and competitions. I will hopefully give you an insight as to my prep or lack of it, my concerns? Did you know that Xei in Chinese is pronounced more like Shee? And exactly what goes through your head when you must fill 90 minutes of radio airtime with description and PC commentary. USP is important, but I think I am one of a kind, how I have got here? and how I survive? I really don’t know. But while it lasts, I aim to enjoy it and in all fairness I have added other strings to my bow (the News pAPPer and Live Streaming) and continued to run a business outside of sport. But please remember I have no educational grades as I flunked at school, my grammar maybe suspect!

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