Jermaine Jenas speaks out on BBC dismissal ahead of talkSPORT return Jermaine Jenas insists he has taken responsibility for the conduct which led to his dismissal from the BBC as he prepares to return to broadcasting.
I worked 10 years post-retirement from being a footballer and I can take it as far back as I want from starting from nothing to becoming a footballer to getting myself in a very fortunate position to work on television.
Jenas apologised for his actions and is now set to return to the public eye as part of talkSPORT’s coverage of the FA Cup fourth-round tie between Aston Villa and Spurs on Sunday.
Jenas added that the past few months had been ‘extremely tough for myself and my family’ and said his main focus was on supporting his wife and children.
The former Tottenham and England midfielder was dismissed from his roles on Match Of The Day and The One Show in August after messages he sent to two women came to light.
