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Chris Kamara talks Sky Sports future amid wife's fears for his health 'Nothing's forever'

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03.04.2021 - 13:04

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Express.co.uk, Kammy said: “No, I love my football. “I’ve been with Sky now since 1998, you don’t get a manager’s job for that long. “I’ve been part of the furniture and it’s been great, the company has been great for me.”The pundit and former professional footballer went on to share his sadness over some of his co-stars losing their jobs recently.Kammy’s long-time Soccer Saturday colleagues Matt Le Tissier, Phil Thompson and Charlie Nicholas were axed back in August last year.They were sacked after Sky decided to revamp their programming over the summer.Kammy added in reference to the news: “It was a shame when some of the boys in the team got put out to grass, so to speak, and I never take anything for granted.”The star went on to reveal.

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