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Season 1 - 5 Guest Character Directory: C |
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Duration: Season |
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Card Player (Jon Samuel) |
2001 |
Betting associate of Jamie's whom he joins for a card game in the Studs back room having been dropped for the Shelbourne away tie. He ends up cleaning out Jamie, and Peggsy's Charlton appearance fee cheque which Jamie puts on the table. |
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Charlie Gerard (Lloyd Martin) |
2001-2002 |
Lisa Gerard's son, who travels to Dublin for Harchester's UEFA Cup First Round Second Leg match against Shelbourne, and is starstruck to spot Danny in the park. Danny offers to let Charlie watch the team train at Tolka Park, as he and Lisa get to know each other and hook up again back in Harchester. However, the situation of Danny's fame bringing press intrusion into Lisa and Charlie's lives leads to Lisa breaking up with Danny, and not wanting to lose them, Danny commits to being a proper part of their lives. |
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Chris Lucas (Alex Roe) |
2000 |
Scott's 12-year-old half brother. Gets a surprise when the famous Scott Lucas turns up at the family home, and an even bigger one when Scott reveals they don't just share a last name, but the same dad. Scott buys Chris and Ben presents, and invites them to watch him play from the executive box, but parents Alex and Marion don't want Scott upsetting their family life and put a stop to the contact. |
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Clayton Richards (Zack Lane) |
1998-1999 |
Leon Richards's son with Clare Farrow. Leon took a second job in a fish market alongside his apprenticeship at Arsenal in order to make enough money to support Clayton and Clare, and was let go by Arsenal for underperforming due to tiredness. When at Harchester Leon at first keeps Clayton's existence a secret, and uses some of the money Billy took from Jerry Block to send to Clare. When Clare begins dating Leon's enemy, Alex Wilkinson, he threatens Clayton's safety in order to keep Leon quiet about Alex's bad activities. It's when Leon takes Clayton and disappears, even when he has been picked to play at the FA Cup final at Wembley, that everyone realises he is right about Alex. When Leon is killed in the plane crash the following season, Clare brings Clayton to visit Billy at the new stadium, and asks Billy to be his godfather when Clay is christened. |
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Clive Elliot (Clive Arrindell) |
1998 |
Business associate and lover of Stephanie Jacobs. He is a potential buyer for the club when Stephanie is looking to sell, and with their regular business meetings involving lots of champagne and lying in bed, he thinks he has got it in the bag. Stephanie is in one of these meetings with Clive when Georgina takes her overdose, and blaming him for distracting her when she could have been with her daughter, Stephanie cuts ties with him. Clive then bribes Biloo to sabotage the rival bid to buy the club, but Stephanie is wise to him and vows to never sell her club to Clive, and then fires Biloo for double-crossing her. |
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Colin Kingsley (Ron Webster) |
1998 |
Referee on duty when Harchester play Charlton at The Valley on Boxing Day 1998. Manages to wind Ian Coates up with his sneering, sarcastic nature before the game has even kicked off. He effectively gives the game to Charlton when, ignoring a previous fowl by Mendonca, calls a penalty when Harchester's goalkeeper does the same thing to Mendonca in return, and leaves the Dragons without a proper goalie. During a heated row after the match, Coates believes Kingsley racially discriminates against him, and Coates's aggressive behaviour is caught by Sky Sports' cameras ultimately leading to his demotion to Director of Football. |
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Colin Tyler (Stephen Perring) |
2000 |
Local businessman Colin is the owner of Tyler's Tyres. He and brother-in-law Martin Dukes are long-standing Harchester United sponsors, and vocal supporters. When the club suffers the latest in a recent string of defeats, Colin and Martin take out their frustrations with the management and team on Lynda, to the point where it becomes a verbal attack on her and Lynda has to leave the room. |
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Consultant (Daniel Isaacs) |
2000, 2001 |
Ann Patterson's consultant in her pregnancy, who diagnoses her of being in danger of preeclampsia due to the stress of single-handedly running her business. Is present when Ann goes into premature labour with Sam. Later tends to Lynda when she miscarries her baby. |
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Corrine Coleman (Judith Jacob) |
1998, 1999 |
Adi Coleman's mother. Accompanies him to Addison Road when he is signing for the youth team, with a desire to meet Frank but is fobbed off to Helen due to Hari Lal going missing. A savvy woman with a good career (she mentions getting back to the "chambers" where she works in London) Corrine nurtures her son's belief that he is on the brink of making it as a professional, and proudly informs a surprised Frank that Adi is even signed with an agent. She returns later in the season to vehemently defend her son after he is not only caught selling caffeine tablets to players but also suspected of spiking fellow youth-teamer Leon Richards with speed. |
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Councillor (Sandra Slinger) |
2001 |
Recommended by Ray to help Jamie with his gambling addiction and who also provides a partners-of-gamblers support group for Tash. |
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Councillor (Mandy Fenton) |
2001 |
Working at the private Abbey clinic where Victoria Baptiste has checked into for alcoholism. Jamie uses his gambling addiction as a front to get in and fake his way through the Councillor's group therapy session in order to see Victoria about dropping her statement against Fletch. |
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Councillor Harry Roberts (Roy North) |
1999 |
The deputy chair of the planning committee, whom Jerry holds a dinner party for to get onside for his new stadium build. Easy to please, and is starstruck by Fletch's appearance at the dinner, plus happy with the served curry dish when Jerry had requested pheasant. |
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Councillor North (Peter Harding) |
2000-2001 |
Harchester United board member present as Prash hastily arranges a meeting over concerns following the club's 7-0 loss to Leeds. North is vocal that the blame for the club's woes lies with it's manager, and motions that Ray's contract be terminated, though Lynda finds a compromise that the board backs Ray for the upcoming Bradford game, which he wins so stays. He later again follows Prash's lead when obstructing Lynda's damage limitation of selling the freehold to the Lair, and thus, Lynda sacks him alongside the board. Prash and Victoria attempt to get North with his clout to complain about Lynda to the press, but he puts his respect for Lynda first, though she doesn't realise this when spotting him with the two. |
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Court Clerk (Dickon Edwards) |
2001 |
Present at Fletch's trial for the murder of Prashant Dattani. |
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CPS Solicitor (Suzy Cooper) |
2001 |
Appears on behalf of the prosecution to put forward the case that Fletch should be held in custody having been charged with Prash's murder, and not granted bail to play in Harchester's Champions League opener against Real Mallorca. Later presents the surprise statement that an eyewitness has placed Fletch at the murder scene. |
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Craig Enright (Dylan Brown) |
2000 |
When Fletch gets into trouble with two blokes over a girl, Craig is present in the same gents to come to Fletch's aid. Fletch is grateful and offers Craig a pass to the Players' Lounge for the upcoming Leicester game. On the day, Fletch comes to realise Craig is trouble and ditches him, only to return home and find Craig inside brandishing a metal baton. Craig terrorises Fletch, turning up at the club's charity auction, and Fletch tells Lynda who informs the police. Craig gets hold of Fletch who lets slip it was Lynda who called them, and Craig's obsession turns to the chairwoman especially after the club loses 7-0 to Leeds. Craig threatens Lynda in her home, wanting her to sell to Prash for the good of the club. After he's beaten Fletch unconscious, Ray stumbles on the scene and disarms Craig from behind, keeping him down with the bat until the police take him away. |
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Crime Squad Detective (James Bowers) |
1999 |
As part of D.I. Dawson's team who begins searching the club for any files that could link Jerry to the Wembley shootings. |