BBC Radio presenter Steve Roberts dead at the age of 75 as his co-stars pay tribute to ‘great friend to many’ after three decades with the channel

BBC Radio Merseyside star Steve Roberts has died at the age of 75, after three decades of working with the channel.

The commentator’s passing was announced in a social media post on Friday, with a statement calling him a ‘brilliant broadcaster and consummate pro.’

They wrote: ‘We have some sad news to bring you this evening – our former presenter and commentator, Steve Roberts, has passed away at the age of 75. 

‘For over 30 years, Steve covered many sports, including rugby league and presented the legendary Try Time programme alongside Ray French and Allan Rooney

‘Not only was he a brilliant broadcaster and

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