Jacqui Oatley

Jacqui Oatley first was a Sales and Marketing Manager and later became the Key Account Manager for a company. She then became a radio broadcaster on hospital radio. She then gave up her managing job and began a full-time journalism work. Jacqui started living with her friend and joined Sheffield Hallam University.  

While studying, she got the chance to become the member of the BBC Radio Leeds as a sports reporter. She made her first commentary on the match between Wakefield & Emley versus Workshop Town in Unibond League. Jacquie after a certain time was the sports reporter for BBC London 94.9 before that she also worked for BBC WM, radio station on her native West Midlands.

In the year 2003, she joined BBC Radio 5 Live, Jacqui Oatley was named as the BBC network radio's first woman to comment on a football match in 2005. It was when she covered the match between England's internationals at the 2005 UEFA Women's Championship. She created a history, becoming the first female to host the football program 'Match of the Day' in the BBC. Her first broadcast was on April 21, 2007, for the Premier League match between Blackburn Rovers F.C. and Fulham F.C.

At the Euro 2008, she became the Austria-based correspondent for the BBC Television and also commentated and reported at the Women's World Cup held in China in 2007. Before this, she also presented the television show named 'Level Up' in 2006 World Cup in Germany. She was seen during the Beijing Olympics for the BBC Television and also in the Euro 2009 for the final match between England and Germany.

The following year Jacqui Oatley gave live commentaries from 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa for the BBC Radio 5 Live. She reported for the BBC Television for the 2012 Summer Olympics with the Great Britain Women's Olympic football team.  She became the regular sports presenter from between 2011 and 2013 on the BBC News Channel.

In the year 2013 and 2014 she hosted 'Late Kick Off' on the BBC One in London. She was also seen anchoring the UEFA Women's Euro 2013 and reporting on Final Score and Focus for the BBC One. Jacqui was also associated with IMG and presented the Premier League.

Jacqui Oatley is for sure one of the most successful women on the field of football commentating. She has covered several football games and also World Cup and Olympic Games. She is living a lavishing life in the beautiful city of Hinchley Wood.

With all of her works, we can say that she earns a heavy amount of salary and has high net worth.

Jacqui Oatley is much popular on Twitter rather than on her Instagram account. She has 121 thousand followers on her the Twitter account where she describes herself as MBE who is trying to make a difference. She usually tweets stuff related to her work there.

She does not seem to be quite an Instagram user, there are fewer posts on the account. These some stories related to Jacqui Oately biography compiled from various sources.