Gary Lineker speaks out on BBC exit: ‘They wanted me gone’

Gary Lineker 'shows true colours' in 'angry' BBC interview

Gary Lineker will be stepping down from his role at the helm of BBC's iconic football highlight show, Match of the Day, at the end of the current season.

The BBC should be glad that Gary Lineker won’t be their problem for much longer - The Jewish Chronicle

The presenter epitomises how the corporation has lost its way

Gary Lineker should 'stick to football commentating', Nelson claims

BBC presenter Gary Lineker has been accused of lacking "humility" after addressing his controversial tweets in a new interview.Lineker, 64, has revealed he believes the BBC wanted him to leave Match Of The Day, as he prepares to depart the corporation after the 2026 World Cup.FULL STORY HERE.

Gary Lineker speaks out on BBC exit: ‘They wanted me gone’

The ex-footballer will leave the BBC after hosting its 2026 World Cup coverage

Gary Lineker coined the British football coverage. Then he got involved with conservative politicians and was suspended by the BBC. Now he explains his farewell, in an interview with his employer.

Gary Lineker explains 'the mistake the BBC makes' in new interview

Gary Lineker has said he believes the BBC ‘tries to appease the wrong people’ in a new interview. Speaking to the BBC‘s Amol Rajan, Lineker argued the broadcaster tries to ‘appease the people that hate the BBC rather than worrying about the people that love the BBC.’ The Match of the Day host will be departing the programme later this year, following controversies over comments he posted on social media in regards to government policy When chall…