The journalist and broadcaster Danny Kelly, who helped define coverage of music and football in the UK for a generation, has died aged 69. Kelly edited the NME and Q Magazine and launched the Football 365 website before going on to be a presenter and pundit on the BBC and TalkSport. He had been receiving treatment for oesophageal cancer. Tributes were led by Kelly’s longstanding broadcast partner Danny Baker. “My great friend, supreme broadcaster and funniest man I ever knew, Danny Kelly, died yesterday afternoon,” Baker wrote on social media. “I cannot believe I will never hear his voice again.” Continue reading...
Mauricio Pochettino readies his jungle outfit for another big adventure
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Guardian SportBy Tom Bassam
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The journalist and broadcaster Danny Kelly, who helped define coverage of music and football in the UK for a generation, has died aged 69. Kelly edited the NME and Q Magazine and launched the Football 365 website before going on to be a presenter and pundit on the BBC and TalkSport. He had been receiving treatment for oesophageal cancer. Tributes were led by Kelly’s longstanding broadcast partner Danny Baker. “My great friend, supreme broadcaster and funniest man I ever knew, Danny Kelly, died y
Key Takeaways
- Mauricio Pochettino readies his jungle outfit for another big adventure.
- The journalist and broadcaster Danny Kelly, who helped define coverage of music and football in the UK for a generation, has died aged 69.
- Kelly edited the NME and Q Magazine and launched the Football 365 website before going on to be a presenter and pundit on the BBC and TalkSport.
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