 Everyone loves a live TV blunder, and none are better than this one from Sky Sports presenter Melissa Reddy. The 36 year old presenter was untangling the Manchester United match against Wolverhampton Wanderers last night, when she swore live on air and proceeded seemingly without realising anything was amiss. The broadcaster, who is a former senior football correspondent at The Independent, used the expletive while describing goalkeeper Andre Onana's behaviour. While discussing the decision to play him in his debut Premier League match, Melissa made the gob-smacking blunder. She said: 'He feels that in Onana, he has signed a big personality. We've already seen glimpses of that. 'Him b*****king his defenders when they've made a mistake. 'So he is calm and assured that both players will drive United to the next level.' Melissa joined Sky Sports in 2022 as a reporter after working as a journalist at The Independent (Picture: Joe Maher/Getty Images for Sky Sports) After what was certain to be a double take or two from the public watching the post-match debrief, concerned news reader Vicky Gomersall then responded: 'Just going to apologise there for anyone who was offended by the use of your language there, Melissa.' Ouch. Don't worry Melissa, you've probably made more people laugh than you have cry. Fans certainly revelled in the moment, as many commented with crying and laughing emoji, while one fan said: 'If she loses her job @SkySports we will riot.' Another wrote, replying to someone in stitches: 'It was funny. I had to rewind to make sure she didn't say 'rollicking'.' 'Melissa was totally unaware anything was wrong,' chimed in another, finding it all pretty amusing. 'She meant to say rollicking. It's an easy mistake to make. People just making a mountain out of a molehill,' wrote someone else. Another wade){kind=link}
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Everyone loves a live TV blunder, and none are better than this one from Sky Sports presenter Melissa Reddy.
The 36 year old presenter was untangling the Manchester United match against Wolverhampton Wanderers last night, when she swore live on air and proceeded seemingly without realising anything was amiss.
The broadcaster, who is a former senior football correspondent at The Independent, used the expletive while describing goalkeeper Andre Onana’s behaviour.
While discussing the decision to play him in his debut Premier League match, Melissa made the gob-smacking blunder.