Sky Sports reportedly left the staff “bewildered” after he had taught a popular long -term program that Jurgen Klopp counted as fans.
The football show was a weekly item that took place every Monday with an extensive view of the most recent competitions.
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Organized by Rob Wotton, the experts saw Stephen Warnock and Sue Smith also give their opinion about results, controversies and striking player versions.
Former Liverpool manager Pink Was known as a big fan, especially from ex-official Dermot Gallagher who would participate in a section called ‘Ref Watch’.
The Mail Claims that the football show has now been taught in a movement that has caused confusion and “dismay” among staff.
It is believed that Chiefs hope to attract a younger audience, with the broadcaster already abolishing several old -fashioned elements in favor of YouTubers and influencers.
Last year the End of the popular Fantasy Football League show After two years.
But employees are considered “bewildered” by the last item to become the victim, with Sky Sports currently undergiving a “restructuring” that seven reporters and presenters see.
Insiders, however, told the mail that “the changes are aimed at making them more agile and concentrating on breaking news stories on different platforms.”
While the ref -watch of Gallagher stays elsewhere in a new format.
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The end of the football show comes afterwards Sky Sports Pundit Gary Neville was banned From attending the 1-0 defeat of Nottingham Forest against Chelsea.
The former Manchester United star was selected by Sky to comment on the Crunch Final Day Battle.
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Both parties could still be eligible for the Champions League.
But forest owner Evangelos Marinakis was still messing around about Neville’s comments after his collision at the pitch with manager Nuno Espirito Santo after the disastrous 2-2 draw with Leicester.
And Sky was forced in a revised production change, with coverage that eventually came from their head office in Osterley instead of at the forest itself.
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