Barry Davies commentates during a game between Ipswich Town and Liverpool in the 1970s (Picture: File) ‘This is Barkley and Lallanaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa… ...

Legendary broadcaster Barry Davies was 'surprised' by the BBC's decision to replace Gary Lineker as the host of Match of the Day with three presenters.

Barry Davies, aged 76, was brought back for one-off appearance Special 50th anniversary edition featured seventies style graphics Davies' youthful enthusiasm for the game still remains ...

But when the dulcet tones of Barry Davies returned to the airwaves during Wimbledon last week, none could have predicted the vociferous outpouring of support that followed. Such was the delight ...

BBC legend Barry Davies says female football commentators are 'tough to listen to' Credit: PA:Press Association Davies, 80, said: “They’re a tough listen because we haven’t heard them in the ...

Barry Davies will make a one-off return to the BBC's Match of the Day.. The legendary broadcaster is scheduled to call the Crystal Palace vs West Ham match on Saturday (August 23) in honour of ...

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In 1972, Barry Davies was delayed for three hours at Brussels airport. The plane that should have taken him home crashed near Heathrow, killing everyone on board.

His 35-year run on the BBC's Saturday night institution began with a mad dash - but when Barry Davies was the voice of football on Match of the Day, his lyrical delivery exuded calm and authority ...

BARRY Davies has been the voice of BBC Sport for the past half-century thanks to his work covering everything from World Cups to Olympics. The legendary commentator is finally hanging up his mic af… ...

Barry Davies is a self-effacing type. As a commentator, he is always keen to let the action speak for itself; as a man, he would rather praise the qualities of others than blow his own trumpet ...