Gary Lineker Steps Down from Match of the Day After 25 Years
Gary Lineker, a former England soccer captain and BBC presenter, will step down from the Match of the Day show after 25 years. He will continue covering football events for the BBC until 2026, while his public statements and salary have sparked public debate.
“Gary will abide by the editorial guidelines,” the BBC’s director general, Tim Davie, announced, as Lineker was shuffled back on air. But the relationship was tarred. Every political opinion ...
Gary Lineker has often found himself in hot water over his outspoken political views and controversial opinions. From likening the Conservative Party's crackdown on small boats to Nazi Germany ...
Former England captain Gary Lineker is making headlines not for his scoring ... Despite facing controversies for his ...
When Gary Lineker plunged the BBC into one of its worst ... BBC presenters did little to clamp down on them expressing political opinions, merely reinforced that he had become a law unto himself ...
Image: Gary Lineker next to the FA Cup trophy in January ... Choosing to use his social media platform to dish out political views demonstrated a social conscience. But those posts - critical ...
Gary Lineker’s departure from Match of the Day ... s asylum policy sparked a row about BBC presenters expressing political views on social media. His fellow presenters and pundits, including ...
The Independent is trusted by Americans across the entire political spectrum ... expected to officially announce the news on Tuesday. Lineker joked about his future recently on the programme ...
Adieu the wry closing pun, sayonara the smooth transition, goodnight to “Guy Mowbray was there”: Gary Lineker is leaving ...
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