Fox also hosts his own podcast, entitled Crunch & Roll. And he recently invited Jones onto the show to reminisce about the time they worked together in Stoke, reports The Daily Star. Ireland's loss, India's gain' says Kellie Harrington as Bernard Dunne named India's new Boxing guru Thank you to the overwhelming majority of you who have called out the few misogynists & dinosaurs in the replies to this," she said. "Unfortunately it's usually those people who shout the loudest. I was hosting an awards ceremony & I felt lovely in my new dress, so I wanted to share it." Some dinosaur social media users hit out at her outfit choice, to which Jones replied with a message thanking those who defended her from the idiotic comments. She later added: "This dress sat through a 3-course meal and came away unscathed. I don't even know who I am anymore!"

Jones was subject to horrific misogynistic comments last month after she shared an image of herself wearing a dress on a rugby pitch, with the caption: "Bets on how long this dress stays this colour…" During their trip down memory lane, Fox detailed how they would do a "live from your drive" item, the premise being that the show would be broadcast from a new driveway each day. BBC Sport presenter Emma Louise Jones has revealed that her boobs are so big that she often honks her car horn with them.

However, on one occasion, Jones was missing in action until a mysterious car horn went off at 6:15am in a residential part of town. Fox said: "And then suddenly, in her Mr Motivator outfit, Emma comes bounding through the motorhome door saying, 'Right, I’m sorry guys I'm a little bit late, the traffic was unprecedented.' The presenter, who works for MOTDx and Premier Sports, began her broadcasting career in radio, hosting breakfast programmes for Hull’s Viking FM and then Stoke’s Signal 1 until 2019. At Signal, Jones worked alongside fellow BBC host John ‘Foxy’ Fox, who now presents a show on BBC Radio West Midlands.

As her fellow guests continued to laugh away, Fox continued: "Every morning, we’d hear, ‘beep!’ And we’d know Emma was there, just getting out of her car."