1) Pat Glenn talking about weightlifter Gregoriava

Pat Glenn was keen to tell listeners how great a weightlifter Bulgarian Gregoriava really is in last year's Beijing Olympics.

"So, this is Gregoriava from Bulgaria," he said into the mike.

"I saw her snatch this morning and it was amazing!"

2) James Allen to Ralf Schumacher

"What does it feel like being rammed up the backside by Barrichello?" Allen asked a bemused Ralf Schumacher after a Grand Prix incident in 2002.

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3) Ulrika Jonsson talking about the snow

The Swedish presenter said “I had a good eight inches last night," in reference to recent snowfall before falling into a fit of giggles.

4) Kelly Tilghman about Tiger Woods

"Lynch him in a back alley," joked the Golf Channel anchor, pondering on ways to beat Tiger Woods – and sparking international outrage in January last year.

5) Lorraine Kelly on GMTV

Lorraine Kelly was so excited about that season's 'must-have' hairstyle in 1997, that she forgot the word's dodgy second meaning.

"This year's hairstyle is called a shag," she said.

"And our resident stylist is here to give our model one."

6) Windsurfer Bryony Shaw on her Olympic bronze win

Forget the watershed, Bryony Shaw was too hyped up to care after her Olympic win last year.

When asked how she felt about her success, she said: "I'm so f**king happy!"

7) Andy Murray on the 2006 World Cup

When asked about the 2006 World Cup, Murray muttered "I'll support anyone but England!"

Cue hate mail landing on the Murray doormat.

8) Ken Brown about Nick Faldo and caddie Fanny Sunneson

Commentator Ken Brown made a classic faux pas when talking about golfer Nick Faldo and his caddie Fanny Sunneson at the Scottish Open two ago.

"Some weeks Nick likes to use Fanny," he said.

"Other weeks he prefers to do it by himself."

10) Richard Whiteley on Countdown

TV favourite Whiteley had his fair share of funny moments on Countdown, but this one from 1995 was our favourite.

One of the contestants spelled a curious, 'erection' with her range of letters - leaving Whiteley red faced.

Shortly after he asked Carol Vorderman to display a word on Countdown by saying "Ah, 'erection', let's see it up please Carol."

11) Steve Ryder covering the US Masters

Steve Ryder struck again with a classic double entendre when covering the US Masters Golf in 2002.

He said: "Ballesteros felt much better today after a 69."

12) Harry Carpenter at the Oxford-Cambridge boat race

In 1977, Harry was so into his commentary of the Oxford vs Cambridge boat race that he got his choice of words completely confused.

"Ah, isn't that nice," he said while the race started.

"The wife of the Cambridge President is kissing the Cox of the Oxford crew."

13) Paul Hamm, gymnast, talking about his parents

"I owe a lot to my parents, especially my mother and father," he said after his win in the 2004 summer Olympics.

14) Trevor McDonald on Kent

On a rare slip-up in 1995, Trevor McDonald mispronounced "Kent countryside" live on air (we'll leave you to work it out exactly what was said).

I can't remember his name but a weather forecaster a while back was predicting sever fog across the middle of the country. This was back in the pre electronic days when they stuck magnetic symbols and letters on a map of the UK. Well the 'F' slid off only to do so again after being rexcued from the floor and then a third time sliding down the map to end up well out of line.

The forecaster ended his presentation apologising for the 'F'in fog.