from and bouncing opinions off his co-presenters on the Five TV show. These included Todd Macklin, Josh Chetwynd, David Lengel and Mike Carlson, the channel's regular NFL analyst. He made liberal use of catchphrases, such as "Greetings fellow baseball nuts!" and "It's the last chance saloon!". Gould is a fan of Chelsea F.C. and rarely missed an opportunity to use them as an analogy in his baseball presenting. He also included a section on the show regarding fantasy baseball. His nickname on Five's baseball coverage was Gouldfish, which refers to his goldfish-like memory. Other work In 2004, he presented the game show Memory Bank, taking turns with Rachel Pierman. Since then he presented BrainTeaser, taking turns with Alex Lovell throughout 2005. Although BrainTeaser aired at 12:30pm and the baseball coverage ended in the early hours, an unanticipated clash occurred in October 2005 when Game 3 of the World Series between the Chicago White Sox and the Houston Astros went to 14 innings, causing the match to end at 7am UK time, resulting in his missing the train to Bristol to record BrainTeaser. Subsequently Gould was seen on satellite channels Monte Carlo Roulette and Sky Poker, as well as presenting the online Fantasy Football show for TelegraphTV's "Fantasy Football Friday". 5 live started broadcasting a Major League Baseball audio feed each Sunday night on 4 July 2010, with Jonathan Gould hosting the broadcast and Josh Chetwynd providing analysis between innings. The series returned in 2011 with an earlier timeslot of 6pm10p.m. every Sunday, but Gould was replaced by Nat Coombs. President's Club In January 2018, while hosting a charity auction for the President's Club in London, he was quoted in the Financial Times as welcoming people to "the most un-PC event of the year". The event generated controversy after it was reported that women hired as waitresses for the evening were groped by male guests. Gould, for his part, maintained he had not witnessed any inappropriate behaviour at the event. References External links Jonathan's fantasy baseball team British television presenters 1961 births Living people Major League Baseball broadcasters Alumni of Hatfield College, Durham