Gerry McCulloch
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Gerry McCulloch is a Scottish television presenter, sports reporter and football commentator.
Broadcasting career[edit]
McCulloch is a former BBC Scotland, Setanta and STV journalist and television presenter.
While at STV, McCulloch presented The Live Hogmanay Show, and was a roving reporter for the Scottish kids magazine show Skoosh and the lifestyle magazine programme The Five Thirty Show. He was best known, however, for working as a sports news presenter on the Central Scotland edition of STV News at Six and, from March 2010, presenting the sports magazine show Sports Centre: Friday Night Football alongside Sheelagh McLaren.[1] He also fronted STV's live coverage of Scotland v Brazil from the Emirates Stadium in February 2011, as well as hosting coverage of the Murrayfield Rugby Sevens.
McCulloch left STV in August 2011 after it was announced that STV would be dropping Friday Night Football from their schedule,[2] and shortly afterwards started appearing as an on-screen football reporter on Sky Sport's flagship Saturday football show Soccer Saturday.
Previously, McCulloch worked for Setanta Sports as a commentator and voice-over artist for its SPL and European football coverage.
Other media work[edit]
McCulloch is also a media trainer and presenter coach. He was also a presenter on Bid TV (formerly known as Bid-Up TV), between 2000 and 2003, and L!VE TV's local Edinburgh station at launch in 1997.
Until 2017, McCulloch was a host for superscoreboard on Radio Clyde but left to be a correspondent on Celtic TV.
Personal life[edit]
McCulloch is a classically trained concert pianist.[3]
References[edit]
- ^ "STV launch Sports Centre: Friday Night Football | Sports Centre | STV Sports Centre". Archived from the original on 9 March 2012. Retrieved 2 February 2012.
- ^ "Sports Centre presenter Gerry McCulloch storms out of STV after show is axed - Daily Record". 13 August 2011.
- ^ "Gerry McCulloch". STV. Archived from the original on 10 February 2009. Retrieved 2 August 2008.
External links[edit]
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