The Strictly Come Dancing 2017 finalist was joined by newsreader Andy Jones on her BBC Radio Berkshire show on Sunday Morning. At one point, he read out the sport headlines, promising the action from next weekend’s fixture between Reading F.C. and Hull City would be covered on the channel. “Your very own Jack Winstanley [will be] taking care of things on that as well as Ady Williams and, of course, the legendary Tim Dellor,” he promised listeners. However, when he came to the end of his report, Debbie McGee chipped in: “I have a couple of comments about that reading of the sport.
“Oh dear, what have I done wrong, Debbie?” Andy replied nervously, joking: “In the business, we call this a snoop session, when your manager takes you to one side and says, ‘I’ve had a listen, I’ve got some criticisms…’”
“It’s normally in a private office with no one listening,” Debbie added.
“We’re going to do it on air, let’s have it out!” he laughed.
“I’ve got a feeling that Ady might be upset,” the presenter warned, pointing out how Andy had referred to Tim as “legendary” but not Ady.
“You said, ‘…with Ady Williams and the legendary Tim Dellor’. I think you’re going to be in trouble,” she chided.
“I got a few evils from Jack Winstanley who’s on the
