Season 6-10 Guest Character Directory: F

	Duration: Episode	Duration: Season	Year(s)
Faith Healer (Kim Appleby)	310	7.18	2004	Stuart brought her to the club when he was told his playing career was over. She worked her techniques but felt herself that Stuart wasn't approaching the sessions with the right attitude.
FA Commissioner (John Blakey)	314	7.22	2004	Main representative at the FA hearing where Dean Boyle makes his plea for the club to be allowed to play their scheduled game against Charlton, following the club's liquidation.
FA Committee Chairman (David Griffith)	285, 287, 291	6.25, 6.27, 6.31	2003	Chaired the investigation into Roberto Mendoza's transfer and the money exchanged between agents Jeff and Pilar. Originally docks the club six points meaning relegation is almost certain, but following Jeff's admission that it was his idea to deceive the committee with the money being used for a fictional scouting operation in north Africa, the Committee Chairman reduces the deduction from six to three. Following the revelation of the match-fixing, he decides that Harchester can only play one of their upcoming matches - the Everton replay to survive in the Premiership, thus ejecting the team from the FA Cup Final against Arsenal.
FA Man 1 (Chris Barritt)	324	7.32	2004	With "FA Man 2" questions Stuart over the match fixing that led to Harchester being liquidated, in what would have allowed Sheik Al-Shaziz to pick up the club on the cheap. Wanted to know whether any players, particularly Viv Wright were involved in the plan.
FA Man 2 (Paul Kemp)	324	7.32	2004	The public face of the FA investigation into Pilar's admissions of match fixing and conspiracy to defraud. Questions Stuart along with "FA Man 1" and gets a full confession from him whilst putting the team in the clear. FA Man 2 (credited as Sean Glynn, that season's producer and regular DT director) announces the FA's decision that aside from lifetime bans for Stuart and Pilar, no further sanctions will be taken against Harchester United.
FA Official / D.I. Parker (Ken Bradshaw)	281, 357 - 358	6.21, 9.1 - 9.2	2003, 2005	Arrives during Stuart's first game as caretaker manager to do a drugs test following Patrick's spiking of Fletch. Due to Fletch sweating the drug out of his system, the results come back negative. He is played by Ken Bradshaw who appears again, possibly as the same character, two years later as D.I. Parker, who investigates Eugene for a burglary he committed with his brother-in-law Marlon on the night of the Harchester explosion in Cardiff. Chloe gives Eugene a false alibi for the time of the burglary, but he arrests Eugene and Chloe herself for perverting the course of justice. D.I. Parker informs her if she could persuade Eugene to hand himself in there would be no trial and the charges against her would be dropped. She does this, but Eugene goes back on his word and goes on trial, though no charges against Chloe are brought.
FA Official (Vas Constanti)	381	9.25	2006	Reveals the conclusion into the FA's hearing into Ryan and Gavin's on-pitch fight. The FA finds Ryan to be more responsible, and bans Gavin for one match, while Ryan is banned for four games, hampering his World Cup prospects.
Fiona Stanniland (Jill Freeman)	291 - 292	6.31 - 6.32	2003	Gynaecologist who treats Abi following her shooting in the siege. Explains to her that extensive damage was caused in both her muscle and tissue, meaning Abi will be unable to have a child.
Fixer (Bruno Bilotta)	294	7.2	2003	Working on behalf of Barcelona to arrange Luke's transfer deal. Pilar believes she and Harchester are first in the running, but is then furious to learn the Fixer has also been corresponding with Juventus. He gives her the suggestion that Barcelona would be prepared to favour Harchester if they upped their bid to €40M, which Pilar duly does, breaking the British transfer record.
Fletch’s Lawyer (Ian Bass)	354	8.30	2005	Represents Fletch when he is taken in for questioning following Barker's poisoning of Gina. It is on his lawyer's phone that Fletch calls Jodie, and sends her to find the money her dad paid him and discover that he has Fletch's phone on him.
Francesca (Sheryl Gannaway)	401	10.14	2007	Girl Gavin gets talking to when at the party being held by Miguel's lover Vanessa in London. She is a Gunners fan, and while she enjoys talking to Gavin about football, he is busy telling her all about Cindi. Francesca then sends Gavin home to his wife, reminding him it's clearly where he should be.
Fraser Hibbs (Ross Boatman)	367	9.11	2005	Head coach at the Charlton Athletic Academy and life-long friend of Terry Rose. Present when Terry cops off with Diane Christie and twelve years later clicks that Eugene is Terry's son upon meeting Diane again. Hibbsey is appalled when Terry leaves Eugene to go into a children's home after Diane's death, and threatens Terry that he will tell all to Julie unless he takes Eugene in. After Eugene's parentage is revealed, the Rose family are torn apart, and Hibbsey hits Cass when his behaviour spirals out of control. In 2001, Hibbsey's daughter Jessica is pregnant with Eugene's child, and with him off the rails again, Hibbsey accepts a job offer in Sydney taking Jessica with him.
Fraud Squad Detective (Andrew Frame)	280	6.20	2003	Comes to the club investigating Jacqui's admission to Phil on the bet Patrick has placed on the club, and Phil's public revealing of it.