Sky reporter Chris Kamara's season has gotten off to a dodgy start

The cult legend made a bit of a gaffe on Soccer Saturday earlier today.

SKY SPORTS REPORTER Chris Kamara has become a bit of a cult hero in recent years thanks to his idiosyncratic style.

The former Stoke manager had a bit of an Eamon Dunphy moment today, when seemingly unaware that he was live on Sky Sports, he asked a question to “Carly”.

Consequently, quick-witted presenter Jeff Stelling responded by saying: “I’ve told you Kammy, stop calling me Carly!”
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Aug 21st 2016, 9:04 PM

At Least the Refs are been consistent thus far with the yellow for dissent

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Aug 21st 2016, 9:06 PM

Yeah, if only they clamped down on nasty horrific tackles.

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