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Join for free! Access to exclusive features FREE - no monthly fee Play the race My Stable Horse Tracker Offers and prize draws Exclusive content Michael ReaganGetty Images James Alexander Gordon, reader of the BBC Football Rankings for more than 40 years, has died aged . 78. The BBCs Twitter account announced Gordons death on Monday: The Scottish broadcaster first started reading live scores in 1973, a year after joining the BBC, The Guardians Chris Johnston reported. He left BBC Radio 5 Live in 2013 after having his larynx removed due to an outbreak of throat cancer, ending a remarkable four-decade career. Gordons recognizable style showed results before he even had a chance to speak. According to BBC Sport, he added enthusiasm by changing the tone of his voice to indicate whether the result was a win at home, away or a draw. If Rangers won I would be happy for them so my voice would be louder. If Celtic had lost I would have felt sorry for them, so my voice would have been quieter, Gordon said in 2002. BBC Sport tweeted an audio tribute to Gordon: Gordon has overcome many obstacles because of his initials. As a child, he contracted polio, a disease that left him mute and paralyzed at just six months old. after his mother died in childbirth. Gordon fought such hardships to become one of Britains most recognizable voices. Radio program every Saturday at 17:00. His departure has understandably earned him great respect in the football community, where he is remembered as an icon. Former Tottenham striker and current BBC Match of the Day host Gary Lineker paid tribute on Twitter: Former BBC presenter and current BT Sport presenter Jake Humphreys followed Lineker ram: Jeff Stellings, host of Sky Sports Saturday football show, also paid tribute on social media : Gordons legacy will live on. His intonation and delivery remain an unforgettable part of many adults childhoods, and his dedication to his work is to be admired, especially as he spoke during a time of great technological change. He was one of the few radio presenters whose voice never lost its relevance when satellite TV became popular or instant results from mobile phones became available. Former England captain Jimmy Armfield, who worked with Gordon on BBC Radio 5 Live, described his old colleague as the first port of call for those looking to get results, according to BBC Sport. This is a testament to his qualities, which remained with many until his retirement last year. Gordon is survived by his wife Julie, son David and grandchildren Molly and Martha. Something was missing from the radio Saturday night. Avoid. Sudden divorce from deSign up for free!Access to exclusive features, all FREE - no monthly fee Race replaysMy Stable Horse Tracker Offers and competitions Exclusive content Michael ReaganGetty Images BBC classified football results reader James Alexander Gordon, over 40, is at the age of the deceased. 78. The BBC Breaking News Twitter account reported Gordons death on Monday: The Scottish announcer first began reading live results in 1973, a year after he joined the BBC, Chris Johnston of The Guardian reported. He left BBC Radio 5 Live in 2013 after having his larynx removed for throat cancer, ending a remarkable four-decade career. Gordons recognizable style showed results before he even had a chance to speak. According to BBC Sport, he added zest by changing the tone of his voice to indicate whether the result was a win at home or away or a draw. If the Rangers won, I would be happy for them, so my voice would be louder. If Celtic had lost, I would have felt sorry for them, so my vote would have dropped, Gordon said in 2002. BBC Sport tweeted an audio tribute to Gordon: Gordon overcame many obstacles because of his initials. As a child, he contracted polio, a disease that left him speechless and paralyzed at just six months after his mother died in childbirth. Gordon fought such hardships to become one of Britains most recognizable voices. understandably drew much praise in the football community, where he is remembered as an icon. Widder: Jeff Stellings, host of Sky Sports Saturday football show, also paid tribute on social media: Gordons legacy will live on. His intonation and performance remain an unforgettable part of the childhood of many adults, while his dedication to his work is commendable, especially as he broadcast during a time of great technological change. He was one of the few radio hosts whose voice never lost relevance as satellite television became popular or instant results were requested on cell phones. Former England captain Jimmy Armfield, who worked with Gordon on BBC Radio 5 Live, described his old colleague as the first contact for those who want to get results, according to BBC Sport. This is a testament to his quality, which remained so for many until his retirement last year. Gordon is survived by wife Julie, son David, and grandchildren Molly and Martha. Something went missing on the radio Saturday night. Avoid. Sudden divorce from de

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