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Tam Cowan
Tam Cowan, born Thomas Cowan on April 21, 1969, is a Scottish broadcaster, comedian, and journalist known for his coverage of Scottish football. Raised in Motherwell, he built his early reputation as a restaurant critic and columnist, writing for the Daily Record for sixteen years before moving to The Scottish Sun in 2014.
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- 1 septGlasgowTroon Concert HallVer detalles
- 2 septInvernessStrathpeffer PavilionVer detalles
- 3 septDundeePerth TheatreVer detalles
- 5 septEdinburghAdam Smith TheatreVer detalles
- 8 septStirlingStirling Albert HallsVer detalles
- 9 septAberdeenThe Tivoli TheatreVer detalles
- 15 septCarlisleHeart of HawickVer detalles
- 16 septDundeeWhitehall TheatreVer detalles
- 18 septDunfermlineAlhambra TheatreVer detalles
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Cowan first reached a wider audience through the football comedy programme Offside, which he fronted across BBC Choice and BBC Scotland from 1998 to 2007, later adapting the format into a live stand-up show recorded at Glasgow's King's Theatre in 2002. He also presented the STV documentary series It's Never Too Late, about adult literacy, and briefly co-hosted the lifestyle programme The Hour with Michelle McManus.
He is best known for presenting Off the Ball, a comedic football phone-in show on BBC Radio Scotland co-hosted with Stuart Cosgrove, mixing football analysis with irreverent humor and listener interaction. Cowan, a lifelong Motherwell F.C. supporter, was briefly dropped from the show in 2013 following criticism of remarks he made about women's football in his newspaper column.