Brian Moore: Last News

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Tributes have poured in following the death of a "kind-hearted and gentle" radio presenter. Brian Moore, who worked at Rock FM in Lancashire before moving to the North East of England in the noughties, died aged 52 on Saturday (May 4), ChronicleLive reports.

TV presenter Dan Walker has led tributes to the star, sharing a clip of Doddie being wheeled onto the pitch at Murrayfield as the crowd stood up and applauded.In the caption, Dan said: “I hope his family never forget how much he was loved #DoddieWeir.”JK Rowling shared a photograph of herself and Doddie with the caption: "Incredibly sad to hear about the death of Doddie Weir. A wonderful, funny, warm and courageous man who’ll be deeply missed."England rugby player Brian Moore took to social media to pay his respects.

Game of Thrones' Lena Headey – famous for playing Queen Cersei Lannister in the hit HBO show – has married Ozark star Marc Menchaca in a private and intimate ceremony in Italy.The pair are said to have got married on 6 October, with the bride, 49, wearing a white halter-neck wedding dress and veil, with flowers in her hair, which was styled in loose waves. Her new husband, 46, wore a blue three-piece suit, a blush pink tie and a Stetson hat as they said their "I do's" in front of their nearest and dearest.

rugby commentator and former Wales international Eddie Butler has passed away at the age of 65.Butler played 16 times for Wales between 1980 and 1984, captaining the side on six occasions. He was also selected to play for the British & Irish Lions and the Barbarians. But he is perhaps best known for his long-standing role as a BBC commentator.

World Cup meeting with England.The Hollywood actor was appearing in Sky Sports’ panel show A League of Their Own on Thursday night where he showed off his acting skills, recreating his role as famous manager Brian Clough in 2009 movie The Damned United.The words come from the scene where he is asked to juggle the ball before volleying into an empty net.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumThe actor is thought to be a decent player himself back in his youth and was even offered trials at Arsenal. He had to turn it down as his parents were unable to relocate to London from his hometown of Port Talbot.A League of Their Own host Romesh Ranganathan asked Sheen if he could provide a pre-match rendition of what he would say to motivate the Wales national team when they played England in the World Cup on November 29.This prompted the actor to provide what’s now a viral mini-stage performance - a piece of theatrics that wowed those in the audience, who gave a raucous round of applause.

Sorry, but there is “no sign” of Matt Damon on Mars, where the NASA Perseverance rover landed on Feb. 18. This was a quip from rugby player Brian Moore, who joined the many other people who flooded Twitter with memes about Matt’s character in The Martian on Thursday. In case you forgot, the 50-year-old actor played an astronaut who gets left behind on Mars in the 2015 film.

Football had Brian Moore, cricket had Richie Benaud, motor racing had Murray Walker and golf had Peter Alliss.

statement on social media earlier this week after ITV announced their decision to hand Sam Matterface their No.1 spot.The 65-year-old had led the commentary team following the retirement of Brian Moore following the 1998 World Cup final, and he has insisted that the decision was taken out of his hands.Keys, who left Sky Sports in January 2011 after making derogatory comments about female assistant referee Sian Massey, has now urged his old friend to try his hand on the radio while congratulating his replacement. In an extended blog post, he said: “Just for a minute I thought something really serious had happened.

ITV's lead football commentator for next season. Sam Matterface will take over the mantle but he will continue to work with the broadcasters.

Former England rugby star Brian Moore has slammed Tim Martin after claiming that he is owed £20,000 by the Wetherspoons boss.

Yorkshire Live.The label told the Twitter user 'you're going to have to find two new tea brands now'.

Ex-England rugby player Brian Moore has claimed that political donor Arron Banks and his Leave.EU colleague Andy Wigmore posted “naked photos” to him after the pair traded jibes on Twitter.