Football commentators Andy Gray and Richard Keys in new sexism storm Andy Gray and Richard Keys caught on camera speaking to Clare Tomlinson in clip from early 2000s The pair wolf-whistled and chanted: 'Get your t**s out for the lads!' Both were sacked from Sky Sports after a string of misogynistic comments Gray also made an inappropriate gesture to colleague while being filmed Presenter is hoping to return to British TV after appearing on BT Sport By Dan Francis and Hugo Gye Shamed commentators Andy Gray and Richard Keys are embroiled in yet another sexism row after video emerged of the two men making lewd comments to a female colleague. The presenters were sacked by Sky Sports following a series of allegedly misogynistic incidents, including mocking a woman linesman and making crude jokes on camera. The newly unearthed clip shows the pair wolf-whistling at Sky's Clare Tomlinson, before shouting: 'Get off the pitch!' Mr Gray and Mr Keys then launched into a chant of 'Get your t**s out for the lads!' as their colleague waiting to begin recording. Scroll down to see the video Long serving: Andy Gray (left) and Richard Keys worked together for Sky Sports from 1992 to 2011 Inappropriate: Clare Tomlinson was about to appear on camera when the pair spoke to her The emergence of the decade-old video will come as a particular blow to Mr Gray, who last week returned to mainstream television for the first time in three years. He commentated on an FA Cup match for BT Sport, and may have been hoping for longer-term deal with the channel - but the latest incident puts his return at risk. A spokesman for BT Sport said the channel was 'happy with his commentary' but refused to confirm whether or not the channel would employ him again in future. The 30-second clip, published by The Football Ramble, was filmed at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff in the early 2000s, during the filming of footage for Sky Sports. Wrong: Keys and Gray were caught singing: 'Get your t**s out for the lads' Presenter: Ms Tomlinson, the butt of the comments, is a regular anchor on Sky Sports News The two commentators left Sky in January 2011 after they were heard on air making derogatory remarks about female assistant referee Sian Massey prior to a Premier League match. Believing their microphones were off, Mr Gray said: "Can you believe that? A female linesman. Women don't know the offside rule. Mr Keys replied: "Course they don't." oth were banned before further footage emerged of Mr Gray making an inappropriate comment to Sky Sports presenter Charlotte Jackson off air at the Sky studios. Mr Gray's contract was immediately terminated by Sky Sports for 'unacceptable behaviour', while Keys resigned soon after. Controversial: Gray was caught on tape with Sky Sports colleague Andy Burton discussing female official Sian Massey before a match at Molineux Target: Official Sian Massey was the woman that Gray had aimed his insults at More videos were leaked around the time of the Massey incident, including one of the two men giggling while watching highlights of the 1998 Women's FA Cup final, and another of Mr Keys making lewd jokes about an ex-girlfriend of co-presenter Jamie Redknapp. Both were later involved in a stage show called Smash It!, designed for the corporate hospitality circuit, named after Mr Keys's comments. After a brief absence, the pair re-appeared as joint hosts of a talk show on radio station talkSPORT, before continuing their TV careers with Al Jazeera's beIN Sports in the Middle East. Inexcusable: Gray made a lewd suggestion to Charlotte Jackson as they prepared for a Sky Sports show A source last night confirmed that the video is genuine and it is believed to have come from a Sky outside broadcast from the Millennium Stadium. Sky are unlikely to take the matter further because both men have since left the company. Mr Gray, 58, will see the leak of this new video as a deliberate attempt to sabotage his bid to make a return to TV screens in this country.