Peter Drury is a tiresomely pretentious, bombastic blabbermouth who flaps his gums during televised games on ITV. While the old guard of commentators simply deliver a summary of events on the pitch, Drury takes a very different approach to the job. Due to an inflated idea of his own importance, Drury feels it is his duty to use his role as a stage to perform his brand of rhetorical prose. Whenever a player hits a dangerous shot, Drury will tend to use both his names unnecessarily (E.g - It's headed clear, but only as far as the edge of the box and Paul Parry...).