Fairfax’s 2UE Unveils New Look Program For 2015

Fairfax’s 2UE Unveils New Look Program For 2015

Sydney News Talk station 2UE’s Sports Today will unveil a new look program in 2015, with co-host Greg ‘Brandy’ Alexander leaving full time employment with 2UE to focus on his television NRL commentary commitments.

Alexander, who has been with Sports Today for 15 years with co-host John ‘Gibbsy’ Gibbs, will finish as a full time presenter on December 12 however will continue as a regular guest into the future.

The Sports Today program will continue to be anchored by ‘Gibbsy’ and will take on a new sound with a number of regular guest hosts throughout the year.

Gibbs and Brandy.

Gibbs and Brandy.

“We are pleased to say ‘Brandy’ will continue to maintain his long standing association with 2UE and Sports Today via a regular series of guest spots across 2015 and beyond,” 2UE Content Director Clinton Maynard said.

“Of course, we understand his decision and wish Greg all the very best.”

Greg Alexander said: “I’ve loved working with 2UE and John Gibbs all these years and I’m still keen to appear on the station, however I need more time to focus on Fox Sports and my four boys.”




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