Here’s your chance to cast your vote for who you think has been the best EPL TV commentator during the 2010-11 season in the EPL (English Premier League) Awards.
Only one vote per person. The voting closes on May 22, 2011. The winner of each EPL Awards category will be announced on EPL Talk on Monday, May 23.
This is the third annual EPL Awards, which is hosted by EPL Talk, the number one Premier League blog in the world.
Now it’s time to vote:
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Now that you’ve voted in this category, be sure to vote in the other categories to recognize the best of the 2010-2011 Premier League season:
- Best EPL Players, Teams and Managers
- Best EPL TV, Radio and Podcast Coverage
- Best EPL Blogs, Websites and Books
And see who the winners were in the 2009 EPL Awards and 2010 EPL Awards.
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Tim Caple doesn’t commentate on EPL in any place around the globe
He has commentated on Premier League games for Eurosport in the past.
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The Gaffer
I voted for Martin Tyler because he is very neutral and doesn’t insult the intelligence of the viewer/listener. He also doesn’t try to create any controversy even when something controversial happens. The worst announcer in this regard is John Champion. He never stops talking about a controversial incident and sometimes tries to create one himself.
Jim Proudfoot always presents a balanced and informative commentary, generating excitement where it is applicable. Whether on TV or radio, I feel I’m at the game with Jim — he’s easily tops for me.
Daniel Mann is the best. I like his showbiz.