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2011年2月11日 星期五

Left keys Sky Sports more sexist comments

Sky Sports presenter Richard keys has resigned over the sexist remarks that he and colleague Andy Gray made an Assistant Referee. Skip related Contentthe expert football commented off the coast of the camera before last Saturday championship match between Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers.

The pair have been captured criticised the decision to appoint Sian Massey as assistant adjudicator and agreed women "probably know the offside rule."

Gray is sacked Tuesday after another offensive incident came to light, this time with a female presenter of Sky Sports.

The 55 year old man apologized for his comments and said he was "devastated by the loss of the job that I love."

Later in a "deeply sorry" for remarks said key statement and any offence caused.

"There was an error and should not occurred." I thought long and reached the decision that it is time to move, "he says.

"Moving forward without Andy would have been nearly impossible.

I am and will continue to be proud of our work with football on Sky Sports and thank the many people who have worked with me. ?

Barney Francis, CEO of Sky Sports, said: "it's disappointing that Richard quarry pit must end in these circumstances."

"Richard recognizes however that his comments at the end of week are unacceptable and we note that he did a complete apology and the public.

Keys told talkSPORT earlier in the day, it deserves to be "beat" for the "prehistoric jokes" and admitted that he intended to its future.

Keys and Gray were the faces of football on Sky Sports over the past two decades.

They and Sky Sports have introduced a new way of using technology to engage fans and reviving coverage live sport, innovation and energy.

Technical analysis Gray of the games from his tactics Board has proved a great success with the managers of wheelchair.

Sky News, sports editor Nick Powell said it was important to remember their contribution in the midst of the scandal.

"It is very important to make the point that it is a story is a tribute to the work of Sky Sports and especially these two, who were the faces of Sky Sports for more than 18 years,"he said.""

"The idea that the future of two experts on TV would have been such a big story latter-day would have been unthinkable before Sky Sports did what he did."


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2011年2月8日 星期二

Sky Sports commentator apologizes for comments

London - Sky Sports soccer anchor Richard keys is is apologized Wednesday for his part in the sexist comments which cost another advertiser's job.

The scandal triggered by direct sequence of keys and colleague Andy Gray, making derogatory comments about lineswoman Sian Massey, former arbitrator Wendy Toms and West Ham Executive Karren Brady.

Long-time announcer Gray had been fired from Sky Tuesday. The UK network did not comment the future of keys, which was removed from duty on Monday.

"Just I say how sorry I am for the part I played in the origin of this scandal," said key.

Keys, which has been in for 20 years, heaven added on TalkSport radio that he was being undermined by "dark forces at work here." New pictures of live studio emerged Tuesday to make disparaging remarks more on women.

Key is is excused by phone at Massey Sunday and said that they share some set banter... and left on good terms. ?

Gray and keys think that their microphones were switched off before Wolverhampton match against Liverpool Saturday when they questioned Massey will know the offside rule. Keys said he could "ensure" Massey was going to make a big mistake in the game.

"If direct conversations were recorded in studios across the country, it would be that no left on television, keys said in an interview to radio."

Gray also beat his silence Wednesday, saying that he was "devastated" to lose his job. He was fired after the release of sequences which appears to show him take a suggestive commentary and gesture towards Sky Sports colleague Charlotte Jackson in the studio.

"I'm sorry that some comments made by caused me offence", former striker of Scotland said in a statement issued by a law firm in London. These comments were made online with co-workers and were of course never intended be disseminated.

"I was very upset when comments were brought to my attention, my intention was to apologize on Monday evening when I was in the air for the Bolton game against Chelsea." Unfortunately, I could not do so was suspended from the broadcast by Sky Sports and have now been sacked. ?


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