Hugh Johns Commentary Notes

Prints of original Hugh Johns commentary notes used during live broadcasts. Wet hand-signed editions available.

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About this collection

About Hugh Johns Commentary Notes

Shop our exclusive collection of commentary notes by Hugh Johns, the legendary voice who called England's 1966 World Cup Final victory over West Germany at Wembley for ITV. One of the pioneering ITV football commentators who covered 1,000 matches including four FIFA World Cup finals from 1966 to 1978, European Cup finals, and FA Cup finals across three decades of broadcasting excellence.

This collection features the actual hand-written notes Hugh Johns used during live commentary. The team sheets, tactical observations, and match preparations from England's historic 1966 World Cup Final triumph - the most iconic moment in English football history.

Common questions

Am I buying the original sheet?
No - you're buying a high-quality, high resolution print of the original notes, only available from The Sports Commentators. print of it. The original stays with the commentator.
What sizes are available?
A3 (29.7 × 42 cm) and A2 (42 × 59.4 cm), framed and mounted or as a print on its own. Framed dimensions are larger once mounted.
What does 'signed edition' mean?
A limited number of prints are signed by hand and numbered — by the commentator, or by a figure connected to the match. The signature is original; the sheet is still a print.
Do you ship outside the UK?
Yes, to 35 countries, priced in your local currency at checkout.

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