Sky Sports have been forced to apologise after broadcasting Everton legend Peter Reid dropping the ‘f’ bomb during a pre-recorded tribute show to Goodison Park.
The club’s former midfielder and captain was recalling James Tarkowski’s dramatic late goal to salvage a draw in the final Merseyside derby to be played at the stadium before it closes at the end of this season.
Tarkowski’s thundering late strike was subject to a VAR check. ‘Someone said you had two chances (to celebrate),’ said Reid, in the Goodbye Goodison show on Sky Sports News.
‘You could celebrate there and then four minutes later you had the celebration. I said: “Yes, but what about the f***ing three heart attacks I had in-between?!
‘I’m sorry about my French!’
Within minutes a message reading: ‘We apologise for any bad language broadcast’ appeared on the yellow ticker.
Peter Reid recalled the feeling of the final Merseyside derby goal at Everton’s Goodison Park – which prompted an apology from Sky Sports
James Tarkowski was forced to wait for the final verdict on his latest of equalisers at home
