Big Brother's star goes into commentary.
Bbc
Jack McDermott, who appeared in this year's Big
Brother show, is set to make his debut as a
football commentator.
The Plymouth Argyle fan will summarise on his
favourite team on BBC Radio Devon as they face
Gillingham in the League Cup on Tuesday.
"I'm just so excited, it's a dream come true as I'm
such a huge Argyle fan," the 23-year-old told BBC
Sport.
"I'm known for being opinionated, but I'll make
sure that when I'm speaking it's in a manner
suitable for radio."
Known as 'Pieface' to his friends, he is a regular
face at most of Argyle's matches both home and
away.
He turned down the chance to find out the club's
League Two play-off semi-final result against
Wycombe Wanderers while in the Big Brother house
in order to add £1,000 to the winners' prize fund.
McDermott won £23,900 after he finished fourth in
the realty show and is now hoping for a career in
the media after quitting his job at McDonald's.
"Before I went into the Big Brother house I wasn't
very keen to do things," McDermott added.
"But when everything is stripped back and just
down to you, you learn about what's important to
you.
"I'm just trying to enjoy life now, not necessarily
out partying as such, but doing things that I enjoy."
McDermott follows Bastille drummer Chris 'Woody'
Wood as a celebrity summariser for Plymouth
Argyle matches.
"I watched most of Big Brother over the summer
and it was so refreshing to have an Argyle fan on,"
said BBC Radio Devon's sports editor Alan
Richardson, who will be alongside McDermott in
the commentary box at Home Park.
"His love for the Pilgrims was always apparent on
the show and I thought it would be great to give
him a chance to share his views with the world."
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