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I'm a huge soccer fan, so I get exposed to a lot of British commentators. Martin Tyler is a giant in his profession. One of the most recognizable voices on the planet, I would think. Gary Thorne (all-purpose) has great enthusiasm, although he doean't seem to possess the grip or intelligent perspective offered by Tyler.

Who makes your list?

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Originally posted by sasquatch672
I'm a huge soccer fan, so I get exposed to a lot of British commentators. Martin Tyler is a giant in his profession. One of the most recognizable voices on the planet, I would think. Gary Thorne (all-purpose) has great enthusiasm, although he doean't seem to possess the grip or intelligent perspective offered by Tyler.

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dan dierdorf, john madden, and cris collinsworth.

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Alan Partridge.

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Ernie Harwell.

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Dave Niehaus, voice of the Mariners and their first hall of famer, RIP.

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Originally posted by tomtom232
Dave Niehaus, voice of the Mariners and their first hall of famer, RIP.
He also coined the best grand slam call of all time. "Get out the rye bread and mustard grandma, its grand salami time!"

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Nicky van den Berg


Lee Corso, Frank Gifford, Howard Cosell

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john motson

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Richie Benaud

The only TV commentator who, if he had nothing to say, said nothing. And who realised that, as the action is all there on the screen in front of you, you do not need to fill every second with talk as if you were on radio.

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I was hounded , hounded !i say by my Scottish friends to submit their favourite commentator, so here goes .. The one and only Jimmy (the chin ) Hill.
😵😵😵

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For me Brian Johnstone and Bill McLaren