Fans cringe as Sky Sports commentators make ‘dad jokes’ after cameras pan to Jon Bon Jovi in crowd for Brentford-Spurs

Fans cringe as Sky Sports commentators make ‘dad jokes’ after cameras pan to Jon Bon Jovi in crowd for Brentford-Spurs

FOOTBALL fans were left cringing as Sky Sports commentators made dad jokes after spotting Jon Bon Jovi at Brentford vs Tottenham. The music icon was sitting in the crowd at the Gtech when cameras panned to him in black sunnies. Sky Sports fans weren’t impressed with commentators after Jon Bon Jovi jokes were made during Brentford vs Tottenham Credit: Sky Sports Bill Leslie and Alan Smith on commentary were quick to make gags about the music legend Credit: PA Smiling away, the American, 64, was quickly the subject of some song puns. With Bill Leslie on main duties and Alan Smith his co-comms partner, the pair immediately cracked a gag. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! Leslie said: “There was a rumour doing the rounds that he’d come to watch one of Tottenham’s new signings that he heard had joined from a coastal club. “He heard that Jonny used to work down the docks.” Referencing the lyrics from top hit Livin’ on a Prayer, Smith picked up on it and replied: “It’s been a Bed of Roses for Spurs so far.” That drew a laugh from Leslie but fans weren’t sure about their chat. One wrote online: “The pre written Bon Jovi gags a new low”. Others were happier to see the legend in attendance. Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK A different user said: “Oh my god lads (Spurs) you CANNOT embarrass me Infront of THE Jon Bon Jovi!!!!” Someone else commented: “spurs opening premier league game & my commentators are making bon jovi jokes. we are so back”. And many were just confused. An account questioned: “John Bon Jovi is at Brentford for the game against Tottenham. Wonder what team he supports.” Bon Jovi is due to play three nights at Wembley on his Forever tour early next month. Comment now

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