Ian Wright
English footballer and pundit
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Ian Edward Wright is an English television and radio personality and former professional footballer.
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Haaland a coward for throwing ball at Gabriel - WrightIan Wright says Erling Haaland is a coward for throwing the ball at Gabriel's head after Manchester City's equaliser against Arsenal.BBC Sport - Published | |
'Haaland throwing ball at Gabriel a coward's move'Ian Wright says Erling Haaland throwing the ball at Gabriel's head after Manchester City's equaliser against Arsenal is a "coward's move".BBC Sport - Published | |
Ian Wright's emotional Match of the Day montageWatch Match of the Day's tribute to Ian Wright as the Arsenal legend steps down as a pundit, 27 years after his first studio appearance on the show.BBC Sport - Published | |
'What a strike!' - Caicedo scores from halfway lineMatch of the Day pundits Ian Wright and Alan Shearer look at Moises Caicedo's late contender for goal of the season in Chelsea's 2-1 win over West Ham.BBC Sport - Published | |
'Magnificent, unplayable' - Shearer and Wright on FodenMatch of the Day pundits Ian Wright and Alan Shearer look at Phil Foden's "fantastic" performance in Manchester City's title-clinching 3-1 win against West Ham.BBC Sport - Published | |
How Rice 'made the difference' for Arsenal against BournemouthMatch of the Day pundit and ex-Arsenal striker Ian Wright analyses Declan Rice's performance in the Gunners' 3-0 win over Bournemouth.BBC Sport - Published | |
Why 'unlucky' Burnley couldn't beat Man UtdMatch of the Day's Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Ian Wright analyse Burnley's poor finishing after their "unlucky" draw at Manchester United.BBC Sport - Published | |
I understand if Salah's got the hump - ShearerMatch of the Day pundits Alan Shearer and Ian Wright discuss why Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah was annoyed with manager Jurgen Klopp during their 2-2 draw with West Ham.BBC Sport - Published | |
How Man Utd benefitted from 'profligate' EvertonMatch of the Day's Ian Wright analyses Everton's wasted chances at Old Trafford, where the Toffees' inability to score allowed Manchester United to win 2-0.BBC Sport - Published | |
Should match-winner Havertz have been sent off?Match of the Day pundits Ian Wright and Ashley Williams look at whether Kai Havertz should have received a second yellow card for diving before he scored Arsenal's late winner against Brentford.BBC Sport - Published | |
'I want two goals on my England debut!'Former Premier League footballers Ian Wright and Shaun Wright-Phillips talk to BBC Breakfast about their latest family football sensation, Raphy.BBC Sport - Published | |
MOTD: Why Fulham's press was too good for Man UtdMatch of the Day's Ian Wright tells Gary Lineker and Micah Richards how Fulham's strong press gave them a "deserved" victory over Manchester United.BBC Sport - Published | |
Analysis: Why Stones was 'astonishing' for Man CityWatch as Match of the Day's Gary Lineker, Ian Wright and Micah Richards analyse how John Stones' "mesmerising" performance helped secure three points for Manhcester City at Bournemouth.BBC Sport - Published | Analysis: Man City 'purr' on De Bruyne returnMatch of the Day pundit Ian Wright praises the contribution of Kevin de Bruyne as the Belgian international starts his first Premier League game since the opening day of the season in Manchester City's..BBC Sport - Published |
MOTD analysis: Conor Bradley an 'unbelievable find'Match of the Day pundit Ian Wright describes Liverpool's Conor Bradley as an "unbelievable find" after the 20-year-old's man-of-the-match performance in the Reds' 4-1 Premier League win over Chelsea at..BBC Sport - Published | Why Mainoo should be 'given the keys' to Man UtdMatch of the Day 2 pundits Ian Wright and Fara Williams explain why Kobbie Mainoo should be "given the keys" to Manchester United after the 18-year-old impressed again against Tottenham.BBC Sport - Published |
'This is my Graceland, Des!' - Wright's MOTD debutIan Wright tells Des Lynam that Match of the Day is his 'Graceland' as he makes his first appearance as a pundit on the programme alongside Sir Trevor Brooking back in 1997.BBC Sport - Published | Ian Wright announces he is quitting Match Of The DayIan Wright has announced that he is stepping down from the BBC's Match Of The Day programme.Sky News - Published |
Wright to leave MOTD as pundit at end of seasonArsenal legend Ian Wright is to step down as a pundit from Match of the Day at the end of the season.BBC Sport - Published | How Bournemouth's tactics exposed Man UtdMatch of the Day's Ian Wright and Jermaine Jenas explain how Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola set his team up to convincingly beat Erik ten Hag's Manchester United.BBC Sport - Published |
How 'minor tweaks' can improve Nunez's performanceMatch of the Day's Ian Wright analyses how Liverpool forward Darwin Nunez can improve his consistency and performance with some "minor tweaks".BBC Sport - Published | 'Football saved me' - Wright backs prison schemeFormer Arsenal and England striker Ian Wright, who went to jail at the age of 19, on the importance of a coaching scheme in prisons.BBC Sport - Published |
MOTD analysis: How 'magnificent' Palmer created vital Chelsea impactMatch of the Day 2-s Alan Shearer, Ian Wright and Mark Chapman analyse how ex-Manchester City player Cole Palmer has made an impact at Chelsea.BBC Sport - Published | Nketiah must be more ruthless - SuttonFootball Focus' Chris Sutton believes Arsenal forward Eddie Nketiah isn't "ruthless enough" in goalscoring chances but thinks following Ian Wright's example will bolster his mentality.BBC Sport - Published |
Ian Wright at 60: Stunning lob in FA Cup hat-trickOn Ian Wright's 60th birthday watch him scoring a hat-trick for Arsenal in the FA Cup against Yeovil on New Year's Day in 1993 including a delicious lob.BBC Sport - Published | How 'brilliant' Nketiah shone for ArsenalMatch of the Day pundit and former Arsenal striker Ian Wright looks at how Eddie Nketiah shone against Sheffield United.BBC Sport - Published |
How McTominay turned the game for Man UtdMatch of the Day's Ian Wright and Danny Murphy look at how substitute Scott McTominay turned around Manchester United's fortunes against Brentford.BBC Sport - Published | How Newcastle exposed 'terrible' Sheffield UnitedMatch of the Day 2 pundits Shay Given and Ian Wright analyse how Newcastle United exposed Sheffield United's defensive frailties in their 8-0 win at Bramall Lane.BBC Sport - Published |
Silva, Fulham and referee let down by VAR - JenasMatch of the Day's Gary Lineker, Ian Wright and Jermaine Jenas look at Manchester City's controversial second goal against Fulham and Erling Haaland's hat-trick.BBC Sport - Published | 'He's got everything!' Why Ferguson is only going to get betterMatch of the Day's Gary Lineker, Ian Wright and Jermaine Jenas discuss how Evan Ferguson is "only going to get better" following his hat-trick for Brighton against Newcastle.BBC Sport - Published |
Hunter & Wright named in King's Birthday HonoursFormer England rugby union captain Sarah Hunter and ex-footballer Ian Wright are among the sports personalities named in the King's Birthday Honours list.BBC Sport - Published | King's first Birthday Honours recognise Vogue editor, Line of Duty actor and late novelistThe King's first Birthday Honours list has been issued with former footballer Ian Wright and fashion editor Dame Anna Wintour among those recognised.Sky News - Published |
'Wrighty dug me out on Match of the Day'Gary Lineker bends the Match of the Day Top 10 rules as he allows Ian Wright to be included as an additional 11th name in this week's episode on the game's 'dark arts'.BBC Sport - Published | Wright to be joined by son on Match of the DayIan Wright and Shaun Wright-Phillips will become the first father and son punditry team in Match of the Day's history on Saturday.BBC Sport - Published |
Did Xhaka booking change the game at Anfield?Match of the Day 2 pundits Stephen Warnock and Ian Wright think Granit Xhaka's brief loss of discipline against Liverpool woke up the Anfield crowd.BBC Sport - Published |