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Significats de football commentator en anglès

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Sports broadcaster who comments a live event.

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Ús de football commentator en anglès
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Watch how a local Brazilian football commentator warms up for the 2014 World Cup.
BBC
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At which point, if you were a football commentator, you would pronounce loudly: game over.
The Guardian
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He's closer to a life as an avuncular football commentator than to another Super Bowl.
The Guardian
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Murray became more than a football commentator.
News.com.au
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The former All White and our football commentator for the tournament, Sam Malcolmson, is in the studio.
Radio NZ
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Every single Al Ahly fan is living for revenge against a policeman, said veteran football commentator Alaa Sadek.
Reuters
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Joining me in the studio is former All White and our football commentator for the tournament, Sam Malcolmson.
Radio NZ
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When football commentator Richard Keys argued that the blog figures were inaccurate, he was debunked in the Daily Express.
The Guardian
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The report claims Vautin will see out his contract for 2018 in a diminished role as a live football commentator.
News.com.au
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Former All White and RNZ's football commentator for the tournament Sam Malcolmson joins us in the last minutes of the football world cup.
Radio NZ
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Football commentators were impressed to see the technology actually work.
News.com.au
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Football commentator Daniel Garb posted: Whatever the end result this has been deplorable from GWS.
News.com.au
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As the anchor for football commentators he was a fair but firm chairman and decisive adjudicator.
The Guardian
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Squeaky bum time, as the football commentators say.
The Guardian
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Fox Football commentator Mark Bosnich said Arnold heaped pressure on his side by talking too big a game.
News.com.au
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Gallic football commentators are often heard to blame the weather for a team's performance, without a hint of irony.
The Guardian