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Duration: Episode
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Duration: Season
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Year(s)
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Bailiff (John Carver)
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347
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8.23
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2005
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Took advantage of the gullible Savannah Caskey by pretending to be from the club on business matters with her father. She lets them in and they repossessed all of the family's possessions.
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Bank’s Barrister (Peter Hamilton Dyer)
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315
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7.23
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2004
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Barrister on behalf of Coopers Bank. Represented at the hearing into Harchester United retaining their name in which to play under. Pilar gives them the details of how Dean and Donna refused the Sheik's offers of £2M to sell, which would have prevented the club's liquidation. The judge finds in favour of Coopers because of this.
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Barmaid (Lynsey Pow)
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402
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10.15
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2007
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Barmaid at the Grange's Blue Room who always seemed to be serving when Jimmy Craig was having a dilemma! She was sympathetic to his problems with wife Rachel and daughter Gemma, and the two got a room together to make out in when her break came along. Jimmy couldn't go through with it though and offended her.
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Barmaid (Isabella Jade Fane)
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403
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10.16
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2007
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Another Blue Room barmaid who was getting it on with a Harchester United employee - hers being Sean Campbell. Sean spent his time at the Grange wooing her, until the newly-awoken Gemma arrived at the bar, and she was history. Later, when Liam comes looking for her, Sean's barmaid tells him where Gemma can be found - in Sean's bed upstairs.
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Barrister (Susan Gilmore)
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350
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8.26
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2005
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Barrister who clearly specified in injunctions for football players. Jodie Stone contacted her after Paul Hankin threatened to run an expose on Frank seeing rent-boys. She won the gagging order for them and Frank's secret was safe... until Curtis went and blabbed it all to Hankin.
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Barry Boothroyd (Roger Bingham)
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373
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9.17
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2006
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Alex Dempsey's old youth team coach from Sheffield Wednesday, who comes to the club to give Alex some answers on the owner's influence on his life. Barry tells Alex they never knew who was behind it all, but the board were made to give him a contract, and would never have had the money to send Alex to a specialist in America without the benefactor's input. Barry therefore cannot deny how Alex wasn't good enough to make it on his own as a player, which hurts him.
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Becky Piper (Kalli Clark-Sternberg)
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268
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6.8
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2002
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Girl who came onto Phil Wallis at the Grange the night before a match against Tottenham. She and her friend, Jade, were looking to pull footballers, and Becky ended up going after the Chairman. Jacqui had temporarily left Phil, and while he nearly made out with Becky in the lift, his conscience got to him and he ran off on her, leaving her understandably disappointed.
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Birdman [Jimmy] (Martin Maynard)
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382, 384
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9.26, 9.28
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2006
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Hired by Duval on behalf of Casper when he was trying to fit Ryan up for match fixing. As Ryan was already suspended, Jimmy, or "Birdman" was made to play upon Ryan's fears that the team would struggle against Charlton, and together they set about making a plan that would see Harchester win the match. In order to pay Jimmy, Ryan needed to borrow money from Eugene, who was also out. Ryan made Eugene believe Jimmy was a loan shark, and without his knowledge, Gene brought some of his heavies to give Jimmy a beating. Jimmy worried that Ryan would remember he'd once dated his sister, Maggie, whom Ryan visited when searching for answers on "Birdman".
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Bobby Barnes (Tony Bell)
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279
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6.19
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2003
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PFA Rep who Jeff was troubled to see hanging around the parents of Clyde and Bobby Thompson, whom he was desperately trying to sign. When Jeff confronted Bobby about sniffing around Clyde and Tommo, Bobby revealed they were in fact his players, and had signed with him a fortnight ago.
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Bo (Winston Ellis)
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335
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8.11
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2004
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Bodyguard hired by the club to protect Tommy Valentine after he was stabbed by Shay Maguire. Bo offered to take Shay out for a price, which Tommy agreed to. He quickly regretted this and set about finding Bo, fearing he had already killed Shay, but was relieved to see Shay attending the Boxing Day match.
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Brian Jenkins (Tony Pritchard)
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380
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9.24
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2006
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The Chairman of the Supporters Association. He acted as spokesman for the fans after they believed the owner "Mario Ruoppolo" had sold the club back to them for £2.5M. What he and they didn't know was that Lynda had been conned by Lenny the postroom man who was pretending to be the owner. When he learns the truth, Brian is understandably furious, and leads the fans into accusing Lynda of not only stealing their money, but also their dreams.
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Buckman (Michael Buckman)
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379 - 380
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9.23 - 9.24
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2006
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Mailroom supervisor. Fake owner Lenny Clarke (see above) was his employee, which gave him the perfect opportunity to put his plan of stealing two million pounds from the fans into action. Michael Buckman who played him was a writer on the show.
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Burglar 1 (Ricky Nixon)
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310
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7.18
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2004
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Youth who, along with "Burglar 2" breaks into Studs not long after Viv has bought the bar. Viv and Clyde are inside having a lock-in when the two men arrive, looking to steal from the safe. Viv puts money in front of them which he says they can take, if they can dodge the five-iron golf club he is holding in mid-air above the cash! Clyde tells the team in training that the boys fled in fear.
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Burglar 2 (Joe Boronski)
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310
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7.18
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2004
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Same as "Burglar 1".
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