In an exclusive interview with FourFourTwo, Gary Lineker discusses his transition from football player to television presenter, highlighting his pride in his broadcasting career. He shares that his first Match of the Day appearance was a failure, yet he developed into the role over time. Lineker also addresses his temporary suspension from the BBC regarding a tweet criticizing government asylum policies, asserting his belief in the righteousness of his statements. He emphasizes loyalty to the BBC despite discussing offers from Sky, indicating his deep connection with the network.
Lineker reflects on his football career and the contrast with his broadcasting, stating he feels prouder of his accomplishments in television despite initial challenges.
During his first appearance on MOTD, Lineker admits it didn't go as planned, calling it an 'absolute shocker', yet he grew into his role over the years.
Discussing his controversial suspension from the BBC, Lineker mentions his belief in the validity of his comments regarding government asylum policies and expresses no regrets.
Lineker indicates that he has had discussions with Sky but chose to remain loyal to the BBC, emphasizing the importance of his longstanding relationship with the network.
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