Cherries Chat - An AFC Bournemouth Podcast
Oct 29, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 15 segments
Even Moore, Moore, Moore Cherries Chat content for you, as Greg and Jack welcome former BBC Radio Solent Cherries commentator Kris Temple to the pod…
Greg MasdingHost
Jack HillmanHost
Obviously, you were commentating at a time where social media was starting to grow into football commentary.
How did you find adapting to that? In what way? What do you mean? I remember starting to see, you were doing tweets with your face, starting to see the face and going, oh, that's the face to the voice that we know.
You know, I've been a broadcast professional for 22 years, done TV stuff, no problem being on camera, but I'm not really a big seller of myself.
And I think that would be something that, you know, in a second opportunity to sort of have the career I've had to have a bit more belief in my own ability and a bit more, um, a bit more of that sort of push yourself forward kind of attitude.
Um, don't get me started on the commentators filming themselves because I haven't got enough time for that.
Um, And interestingly, I did hear on The Great Vine the other day that actually there might be some rules coming in against that, interestingly, in terms of commentators filming themselves, certainly in the upper echelons of the game, because there's like a, it becomes a bit of a rights issue.
I think there might be some changes in terms of, you know, how much you're allowed to film and things of yourself.
And again, it's probably easier to have this view from inside where you see it all in action and you're part of it than outside where I totally get it.
Because when I watch BTS behind the scenes, sorry, there's me getting all cool with the lingo there for a second.
Obviously, you were commentating at a time where social media was starting to grow into football commentary.
How did you find adapting to that? In what way? What do you mean? I remember starting to see, you were doing tweets with your face, starting to see the face and going, oh, that's the face to the voice that we know.
You know, I've been a broadcast professional for 22 years, done TV stuff, no problem being on camera, but I'm not really a big seller of myself.
And I think that would be something that, you know, in a second opportunity to sort of have the career I've had to have a bit more belief in my own ability and a bit more, um, a bit more of that sort of push yourself forward kind of attitude.
Um, don't get me started on the commentators filming themselves because I haven't got enough time for that.
Um, And interestingly, I did hear on The Great Vine the other day that actually there might be some rules coming in against that, interestingly, in terms of commentators filming themselves, certainly in the upper echelons of the game, because there's like a, it becomes a bit of a rights issue.
I think there might be some changes in terms of, you know, how much you're allowed to film and things of yourself.
And again, it's probably easier to have this view from inside where you see it all in action and you're part of it than outside where I totally get it.
Because when I watch BTS behind the scenes, sorry, there's me getting all cool with the lingo there for a second.
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