词条 | Tim Gudgin |
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Education and early careerGudgin was educated at the independent Whitgift School in South Croydon, London, but did not go to university. He carried out his National Service during the 1940s, and he started his broadcasting career during that time in Germany in 1949.[1] After completing his National Service he started a long career at the BBC. Grandstand and Final ScoreGudgin began working on Grandstand in 1965, initially announcing the rugby and racing results, but then succeeded Len Martin as the broadcaster of the football results after Martin's death in 1995. Gudgin was only the second person to perform the role regularly from the inception of Grandstand in 1958. After Grandstand ended in 2007, he continued to read the results on Final Score. Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker described Gudgin as "one of the most familiar voices in sport" and "a quintessential part of Saturday afternoons in this country".[2]Other workGudgin's voice was heard on the BBC Radio 4 quiz Quote... Unquote, Housewives' Choice, Top of the Form and Friday Night is Music Night. Interviewed in November 2011, Gudgin said, "I did an in-vision commercial for Square Deal Surf which bought me the first house I ever had without a mortgage, so that was well worth it."[1] Personal lifeGudgin was a Crystal Palace supporter and lived in Emsworth, Hampshire. RetirementGudgin announced just prior to reading the results on the 6 August 2011 that the 2011–12 season would be his last before retirement, with his last reading on 19 November 2011.[3] He later cited several reasons for his retirement including his age, the distance he would have to travel following BBC Sport's relocation to Salford and his granddaughter's wedding in Australia which he wanted to attend.[1] His successor on Final Score was Mike West, who was the presenter of sports bulletins on BBC Radio Lancashire.[1] Gudgin died on 8 November 2017, aged 87.[4][5] References1. ^1 2 3 4 [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-15792420 Final Score for voice of the football results Tim Gudgin] BBC News, 19 November 2011 {{DEFAULTSORT:Gudgin, Tim}}2. ^Tim Gudgin - the voice behind the football results - decides to retire BBC Sport, 5 November 2011 3. ^Tim Gudgin's Final Score RadioTimes.com, 19 November 2011 4. ^Gudgin Telegraph Announcements, 13 November 2017 5. ^[https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41966183 Tim Gudgin: Former voice of BBC football results dies aged 87] BBC Sport, 13 November 2017 8 : 1929 births|2017 deaths|British radio presenters|British sports broadcasters|Radio and television announcers|BBC sports presenters and reporters|BBC Radio 2 presenters|People educated at Whitgift School |
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