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Season 6
Episode 14 Episode
274 Sky One
Transmission Date: Directed
By Henry
Foster |
Fletch, Ron Atkinson
Dagenham & Redbridge and Harchester head
out
Fletch, Tash |
GS: Shannon Eden Childs (Tasneem Roc) David Douglas (Richard
Derrington) Ron Atkinson (as
himself) Andy Gray (as
himself) Richard Keys (as himself) Referee
(Rob Styles) John Smart (as
himself) Garry Hill (as
himself) Hope Parker (Olivia
Sofie Newman) As Harchester
prepare for the FA Cup 3rd Round against Dagenham & Redbridge, David
Douglas, the club's lawyer, advises Ryan to plead
guilty as he'll get a lesser sentence. Jacqui has saved Tara’s job at the club,
but will be handing reporting duties to Nikki as she's a
liability. Fletch is worried
with his contract up this season, and Patrick gives Phil the lowdown he
should be offered a three-year contract on a lesser wage. Fletch refuses to
accept one third of what he's on now. A desperate
Ryan goes to see Mr. Wilson at his hospital bed, but when he reveals he was
in the car that hit him, Fletch arranges
a meeting with an old friend - and manager, Ron Atkinson, but he too
agrees that Karl’s current £25K a week is having a laugh. When Ryan looks
forward to his FA Cup debut, Nikki informs Stuart that she
caught Ryan threatening Harchester
travel to Notes: Best Known For: Richard Derrington played Mark Hebden in radio
soap “The Archers” for 14 years between 1980-1994, returning with a different
character, Kevin Ambrose, in 2022. During that time he also starred in
futuristic soap “Jupiter Moon” as Professor Brelan (1990-91). His other
credits include “My Dad’s the Prime Minister” (2 episodes, 2003), George
Young in “The Bill” (2003 & 04), “Doctor Who: The Monthly” and “Third
Doctor Adventures” (2004 & 17) and film "The Guernsey Literary and
Potato Peel Pie Society" (2018). The Best: The reappearance of Ron Atkinson - a full 272 episodes since
his last in 1.2! Wonderful
continuity with he meeting with Fletch, being (in Harchester’s world) his
manager from 1992-1997. The filmed visit and match with Dagenham &
Redbridge at Continuity: Patrick presents a framed photo of Luis lifting the FA Cup as
motivation for the players this season [2.76]. What Was The
Score?: Mark Steen's penalty goes in, and it’s 2-0 when the
recently transferred ex-Dragon Junior McDougald scores. Robbie is taken off
for Clyde at half time,
and before long, he and Marcel have taken
Harchester 2-up. A second Marcel goal wins the game 3-2. Soundtrack: Reef: "Come Back Brighter", The Coral: "Dreaming of You" |