Radio persona Ross Yusof, who was recognized for his standard weekly football programme exhibits on BFM Radio and sports activities radio punditry work, died this morning at dwelling in Petaling Jaya. He was 55.
His greater than 25-year profession in Malaysian broadcasting additionally included being half of the pioneering Hitz.fm group that launched format radio and younger new voices to the nation in 1997.
During his time at Hitz.fm and later Mix.fm, he was largely often called the Astro radio stations’ in-house football pundit. By mixing his music and football passions to nice impact, Ross carved a novel area of interest for himself as a uncommon radio superstar who was educated about popular culture and well-informed about the world of football. His love for English Premier League membership Manchester United was by no means hidden.
For greater than 10 years, Ross additionally anchored BFM Radio’s football programmes, the place he was largely a one-man manufacturing dealing with two exhibits every week together with his group of visitor pundits. Whether it was the Premier League or Malaysian football, Ross’ dedication to the sport was evident via his matchday summaries, post-game evaluation, speaking factors and fascinating anecdotes.
On social media, there was a flood of tributes to Ross.
“Loved seeing all of your posts, thanks for them. He was an awesome dad to me and he appeared like an awesome pal for all of you. Please take care of yourselves and should the voice of my dad reside lengthy in radio/commentary historical past,” wrote Kino, his son, in a Facebook submit.
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