Comedian and presenter
Chris Cohen is a presenter and comedian who made a name for himself in the sporting world back in 2008 when he featured as a regular contributor to the Eamonn Holmes show on BBC Radio Five Live, penning and performing topical comedy songs about football news stories of the week.  He went on to feature on a number of sporting shows including Sky Poker's The Club, Setanta Sports News and Channel 4's Fanbanta. More recently he shared his unique insights on some of The 100 Greatest World Cup Moments for Channel 4. 

He is currently presenting for ESPN's Sunday magazine show Talk of the Terrace, bringing his unique brand of comedy and sporting knowledge to the football world as well as presenting regular features for Chelsea TV.  Chris will also be fronting Footie Fever on Angela and Friends  for Sky One - the antidote to the World Cup for people who don't watch football.

Earlier in 2009, Cohen was a regular comedian on Noel Edmond's Sky One show, Noels HQ.  Once again armed with a guitar, Chris performed a live comedy song every Saturday night summing up the state of bureaucracy in Britain today.

Cohen originally began his career as a stand up comedian and has performed alongside huge comedy names such as Russell Howard, Kevin Day, Jo Brand, Sean Locke and Marcus Brigstocke as well as performing regularly at the Edinburgh Festival.

With numerous TV projects in the pipeline for 2010 including a handful of sitcoms and panel shows and a growing fanbase in the sporting world, 2010 is proving to be Cohen's busiest and most successful year to date.