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13/07/2016
Colin Murray Resigns As talkSPORT Presenter
Northern Ireland man Colin Murray has resigned as a presenter on the radio station talkSPORT following a change in ownership.
News Corp is being bought over by the Wireless Group.
Mr Murray had been offered a new contract until 2019.
Is a statement he said: "While three are part sod News Corp that aren't a problem, it is the inevitable future working relationship between talkSPORT and The Sun that has made my position unsustainable.
"Commercially, I delivered all-time record ratings and, creatively, I was left alone to mould a show of which I was intensely proud.
"Sincere thanks to Scott, Liam, Steve, Dennie, Kathryn and those I've worked with, plus to my wonderful cast of c-presenters. I cannot thank you enough.
"Most importantly thanks for listening."
Mr Murray will host his last show on 02 September.
(CD)
News Corp is being bought over by the Wireless Group.
Mr Murray had been offered a new contract until 2019.
Is a statement he said: "While three are part sod News Corp that aren't a problem, it is the inevitable future working relationship between talkSPORT and The Sun that has made my position unsustainable.
"Commercially, I delivered all-time record ratings and, creatively, I was left alone to mould a show of which I was intensely proud.
"Sincere thanks to Scott, Liam, Steve, Dennie, Kathryn and those I've worked with, plus to my wonderful cast of c-presenters. I cannot thank you enough.
"Most importantly thanks for listening."
Mr Murray will host his last show on 02 September.
(CD)
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