Original sentence: Darryl Broadfoot is chief football writer with The Herald newspaper in Glasgow, as well as a regular guest on football shows such as Sportscene on BBC One Scotland, Radio Clyde and Setanta Sports
Edited sentence: Darryl Broadfoot is Chief Football Writer with The Herald newspaper in Glasgow, as well as a regular guest on football shows such as Sportscene on BBC One Scotland, Radio Clyde and Setanta Sports.Darryl Broadfoot is also well known for his relationship with Michelle McManus, who is the former Pop Idol Winner.Darryl Broadfoot is well known to Scottish football fans as the football-match-reporter who uses his column to write about anything other than football.Darryl is hated by the loyal Scotland Supporters, The Tartan Army, for comments made after the teams recent victory over France.Famously, Darryl was the face of the Scottish Dyslexia Society (BPQ) in their drive to highlight the relative success of persons with reading and writing difficulties.He has also recently started a campaign to change the Scottish National Anthem.He once described the Rangers' fans as "the much-fabled eleventh man" and subscribes to the school of Winalot Journalism - a term first coined by his former colleague and award winning journalist Graham Spiers of The Times.He once spent the first 150 words of his ‘report’ describing what was on the pre-match menu in Kilmarnock’s Park Suite.Notoriously image-conscious and flamboyant, Broadfoot is known for his fondness for sporting pastel-coloured rayon shirts and cravates, often matching these with Burberry tweed and suedette boots.The awards were sponsored by Lanliq.This is highly unusual in the highly masculine environment of Scottish soccer but did see him win the 2007 Swavvy award for best-dressed male Scottish media personality