Thomas William Langley was born on 8 February 1958 and is an English retired footballer who played in the 1970s and 1980s as a striker.
13 Facts About Tommy Langley
Tommy Langley is currently one of the hosts of Matchnight Live on Chelsea TV.
Tommy Langley began his career as an apprentice with Chelsea, making his debut in 1975 against Leicester City, when aged 16 years and 9 months.
In 1983, Tommy Langley left English football for a spell with AEK Athens.
Tommy Langley only appeared in five matches for the Greek club and returned to England to play for Coventry City halfway into the season.
Tommy Langley spent two more years with the club appearing in 81 matches and scoring 21 goals.
Tommy Langley left Europe for the second time in 1989 this time going to the United States to play for the now defunct Tampa Bay Rowdies in the American Soccer League.
Tommy Langley won England Honours at Schoolboy, Under-21 and 'B' levels.
Tommy Langley took on his first presenting role as a commentator on Chelsea Radio in 1997.
Tommy Langley joined Chelsea TV when it launched, as a regular guest on the Live From Stamford Bridge phone-in show.
Tommy Langley is currently one of the semi-regular presenters on the show, Matchnight Live.
Tommy Langley is used as a co-commentator for Chelsea TV and is known to celebrate when Chelsea score important goals live on air.
Tommy Langley's colleague was his ex Aldershot teammate, Graham Cox.