Reasons for leaving Sky Sports, Bellingham for Ballon d’Or & ‘prickly’ Jurgen Klopp | Geoff Shreeves
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- In the latest episode of No Tippy Tappy Football, Tim Sherwood steps in for Big Sam alongside Natalie Pike and the paid are joined Geoff Shreeves, who has spent the last 32 years as the main pitchside reporter for Sky Sports.
Tim, Natalie & Geoff discuss the biggest stories in football, starting with the impressive talent of Jude Bellingham and his future Ballon d’Or chances. Manchester United’s poor start to the season is also discussed with Raphaël Varane receiving criticism from Tim.
They also discuss the ins and outs of Geoff’s career at Sky Sports, shedding light on why he recently left the broadcaster, the story of the ‘cheers Geoff’ catchphrase and his experiences interviewing some of the biggest stars in the game including Jurgen Klopp and Sir Alex Ferguson.
All of this and more in the latest episode of the No Tippy Tappy Football series, brought to you by William Hill.
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0:00 Intro
2:28 How the Sky Sports and Premier League relationship began
3:55 Tim and Geoff discuss their interviews together
5:37 How they decide what to ask football players and managers
7:10 How a pitchside reporter's job has changed
10:15 Bust-ups with Sir Alex Ferguson
12:30 Interview with under-fire Glenn Hoddle
13:28 Interviewing referees post-match
20:15 What’s next for Geoff after leaving Sky
23:23 TV analysis
29:00 The form of Scott McTominay
29:54 Has Erik Ten Hag taken Manchester United backwards?
32:10 The demise of Manchester United
34:52 Interviewing Sir Alex Ferguson
37:12 Tim on his experiences being interviewed
38:42 Are footballers becoming brands?
40:53 How good is Jude Bellingham?
45:08 Interviewing Jurgen Klopp
50:09 Geoff on José Mourinho working for Sky
50:50 Merseyside Derby predictions
52:50 Could Spurs challenge for the title?
56:00 The famous Branislav Ivanovic interview
1:01:03 How ‘cheers Geoff’ became a meme
1:02:50 Advice to young journalists
1:04:13 Natalie's awkward hug with Kolo Toure
1:05:20 Which team does Geoff Shreeves support?
1:06:33 Which former Sky Sports colleagues would Geoff pick to go on a night out with?
1:08:40 Geoff on what he’s planning next
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Always asked difficult questions and rightly so...top reporter!
Geoff was miles ahead of the rest. All the others suck up to managers, and never stick it on them
Even tim sherwood knew geoff riled up Klopp and the questions he asked klopp are blatantly stupid if u watch back that interview. Fair play klopp didnt walk away
He looks like a the missing link if you were trying to morph Gary Pallister in to Steve Bruce
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'Greatest pitchside report of all times' bollocks all his questions in interviews were stupid. Sky just bigging themselves up as usual.
Great podcast
"you do know that means you won't play in final"
Not keen on Sherwood,but that spurs interview was long overdue and needed!!! Miss Geoff's interviews aswell
I wonder if the Blues (B.C.F.C.) thought about Tim Sherwood before getting Rooney in?? 🤔
Geezer used to ask some of the most silly questions.
Could somebody identify who's being targeted with the phrase ttf?
Is it just effective winning teams like Atletico who make the ball do the work for them by moving around and undoing the opponent's defence?
The elementary skill missing among those uttering the phrase is good quality movement, control, and passing, they're hubristic too
Football isn't enjoyable anymore!! It's had the life sucked out of it by money, greed, political interference and now this new technology nonsense. The purity and controversy, which made footy great has gone for good!! YNWA!!
I have Geoff 👍👏😂
Gutter press questions just to get a reaction from the managers
Agreed. Klopp is a jerk (kidding, Pudlians, kidding). That said, I love watching Pep "not understand" a question in a presser. Some of his misunderstanding is as a result of English-as-a-second-language. Some of his stick is about the Catalan wanting to make a point that he thought needed making. Such good fun watching Pep totally misunderstand while also dishing for his team's strategic advantage.
I think I lost braincells trying to comprehend your comment.
Shreeves is a 🔔end
I wouldn't mind taking Natalie for a pint
It was actually 4-0 to m city geoff get your facts straight in retirement 🤣 that was the best entertainment I took from that match actually as a liverpool fan that day really klopp vs shreeves 🤣
Plus, I don't think it was the "chances" that Klopp got irritated over. It was over Geoff insinuating that they lost because they celebrated too hard and didn't try, which Klopp took issue with.
Varane is not bang average when he plays. When he plays we normally win
It never fails to amaze when they are doing there jobs as refs you could not get a word out of them come retirement they jump at the chance of getting jobs on to and now you can’t shut the B💥💥💥💥💥💥💥up
Paul Durkan the only ref I’ve known to come out straight after a game and admitted he made a mistake and that was a live interview
Where there is Tim Sherwood I listen
Shame his players never 😂🎉
Tim is right all this transitioning,the block and any other fancy new terminology they wanna use JUST STOP!!!!!!!
Jeff asks alot of stupid and obvious questions..i can see why some managers don't fancy him , but hes good a good vibe..hes part of the furniture for Sky and the premier league
Football is washing machine for the super rich. It's RARELY about results on the field. Oil States buying clubs to wash their images will be the death of the sport. It's sickening really. Bored American and Russian Billionaires or Consortiums of super wealthy people playing on the hopes and dreams of fans while trying to really turn a profit. Sickening.
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Fakegate is the trouble,,,, Trent and grealish ,,,, playing phillips is not the way,,,
Why is klopp brought up like this absolutely rubbish honestly