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SORRY I MIST SO MUCH IN CUP FOG…

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The Football League Paper Team
15 November 2026

I WAS at Moss Lane last weekend covering the now infamous foggy FA Cup tie between Altrincham and Notts County for TNT Sports.
In 13 years as a broadcaster, it was the most difficult game I’ve ever commentated on. From where we were, you couldn’t see the far touchline. You couldn’t see the corners. The only time you could see any of the players was when they were right beneath our position.
Adam Summerton, bless him, was trying his best to describe what he was watching, but the truth was we couldn’t see a thing.
The only reason I knew Cal Roberts had equa...

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