Season 6-10 Guest Character Directory: M

	Duration: Episode	Duration: Season	Year(s)
Maggie (Nadine Lewington)	383	9.27	2006	Girl Ryan Naysmith bedded, and never contacted again, in an (off-screen) night out accompanied by Danny Sullivan. Two years later, when Ryan is scammed by Jimmy "Birdman" Finch, it's brought back to him how he went out with Jimmy's sister. In order to track down Birdman, Ryan attempts to talk to Maggie, who lets him know she's still annoyed at how he treated her and won't give him that chance again. It is her harsh words that make Ryan realise how badly he'd treated women in the past, and goes about making a change.
Male Escort (Nick Court)	345	8.21	2005	When Frank believes Barker persuaded Jodie into having an abortion, Frank brings a male escort back to the house, but is caught short when Jodie arrives home unexpectedly. While Frank learns Jodie is still pregnant and how there is a chance for them, the escort swipes Jodie's jewellery and is caught by Fletch climbing out of the window. Fletch believes it is Jodie cheating on Frank, and when he confronts her about this, Jodie realises Frank had a man in the house.
Marcus Gray (Actor unknown - if you know the actor's name please let us know - info@dtdiehard.net)	326	8.2	2004	Man United scout who has a meeting with Nikki and Jeff over Lee signing for the club, which comes as a total surprise to Lee. When Lee joins the team in Portugal, Marcus pushes forward Man U's formal bid on Jeff's insistance to stop Lee from playing for Harchester.
Marek (Noel Le Bon)	382, 384	9.26, 9.28	2006	In Casper Rose's plot, along with Jimmy "Birdman" Finch, to set up Ryan for match fixing. Marek pretended to be a bet loser in Studs, while Birdman impressed Ryan over his knowledge of a game's result before the final whistle had been blown (i.e. a man on the inside). Marek is later seen posing as a steward, handing the main official a laced cup of tea in order for Birdman's "brother" to take his place on the pitch.
Mario Ruoppolo/Lenny Clarke (Michael J. Jackson)	379 - 380	9.23 - 9.24	2006	Lenny had worked in the club's mailroom for several years, until he learned he was being made redundant. He spent a period of time plotting how to secure a comfortable lifestyle for himself afterward - by stealing millions of pounds from the club. Taking advantage of the current Harchester owner's reluctance to reveal themselves, he took on the identity of Mario Ruoppolo and based his scam around the film "Il Postino", pretending to Lynda that he was the real owner of the club. Lynda bought his story of wanting to sell the club back to its fans, and deceived them into buying shares that were not his to sell, making off with £2M of the fans' money. He is last heard of at East Midlands airport phoning Lynda to apologise for involving her, and ultimately leaving her to be arrested for his crime.
Martin Thorne [Director] (Owen Oakeshott)	321	7.29	2004	Director Tash hires for her own-produced drama documentary surrounding Jamie's dressing room siege and subsequent death. Tash has to accidentally sit in the showers when Martin begins to interview Abi and Stuart about the day's events, and the film crew are ordered to leave by Stuart when Martin questions Abi if the events contributed to she and Fletch separating. It is here Tash overhears Abi call Stuart a cheat, and believes history is repeating itself with Stuart and Viv.
Mary Maloney (Amanda Royle)	349	8.25	2005	Possible figment of Viv's imagination, as he foresees Curtis being appointed manager of the team following Don's ousting. Curtis brings Mary, a spiritual healer, to a team meeting in the Players' Lounge, where she informs the lads it is her job to help them mentally on the pitch. Fletch cracks a hairdresser joke at her doing of hand-gestures around his head, and is ordered out by Curtis.
Mei Lee (Crystal Yu)	296	7.4	2003	Highly intelligent interpreter of Zhao Qiang. She travels with him from China, after Dream Inc. maneuver his signing upon Harchester in order to gain wider Premier League audiences in Asia. So much so, it is written that Zhao (who requests his team mates call him Bruce) must play 45 minutes of each game in his contract, something Mei lets slip at a heated press conference. This signals her end in the role, but before going helps the team to accept Bruce by interpreting his revelation that without the money that came with him, Harchester would be bankrupt.
Merrick (Alisdair Simpson)	374 - 376	9.18 - 9.20	2006	Eugene Rose's barrister at his trial for burglary alongside brother-in-law Marlon. It is his approach towards Scarlett which goes towards the jury acquitting Eugene.
Michelle Campbell (Christine Adams)	410, 412	10.23, 10.25	2007	Sean Campbell's sultry and sophisticated mother. Visits him in Harchester when she needs to collect £150,000 Sean had promised in order for her to set up her own salon. When Sean can't give her all the money, and after finding Miguel's hidden thousands of pounds, Michelle believes Sean is gambling with Miguel. She leaves very disappointed with her son, having struggled to bring him up, but returns following Dragonslayer's message about her salon being a knocking shop. Enjoys flirting with Miguel to her son's horror, and appears to have history with Tony Franks, possibly hinting to an untold Season 11 story that the agent could be Sean's father.
Michelle Maguire (Jordanne O’Brien)	333 - 334	8.9 - 8.10	2004	Wife of Shay Maguire, leader of the Supporters Association. Michelle is introduced to Tommy Valentine when Shay teams up with him in an attempt to persuade the Football League to postpone Wigan in favour of PSG. Tommy and Michelle sleep together after Shay passes out drunk as they celebrate Tommy's expected move to Juventus. Michelle becomes attached, believing she and Tommy are really going to make a go of things. Tommy, in true character, instructs Sofia to send her on her way with a pay-off. Michelle then goes to Jodie and the two get their identical phones mixed up, where Jodie, in revenge for Tommy rejecting her, sends an intimate picture of Michelle with Tommy to Shay, who out in Barcelona stabs Tommy in the back.
Minister (Cannon Paul Butler)	292	6.32	2003	Presides over Jamie Parker's funeral.
Minister (Gordon Case)	295, 307	7.3, 7.15	2003-2004	Minister at Grace Ikema's local church, where she takes Curtis on their first "date". After going through a bad spell in his personal and professional life, Curtis approaches the Minister to inquire about being baptised. The Minister tells Curtis that being baptised means becoming a new person, which Curtis says he is ready for. Curtis requests that the baptism take place on the pitch at The Lair, which the team, and having previously refused due to his cheating on her, Grace attend.
Mr Bridges (Andrew Blair)	324	7.32	2004	Stuart Naysmith's lawyer. Present when he is taken in for questioning over Pilar's admissions about Marcel's death and defrauding the club. Doesn't want Stuart to plead guilty to any of the charges, and tries to dissuade him from going into witness protection.
Mr Connaught [Clyde’s Barrister] (Simon Coates)	301, 304	7.9, 7.12	2003	Hired by Clyde when suing the Boyles for handling stolen goods over his comps, and then to represent Donna in the court case for her ownership claim. Tears into Karen when Tony pressurises her into lying on the stand.
Mr Gilson (Actor Unknown - if you know the actor's name please let us know - info@dtdiehard.net)	328	8.4	2004	Ryan's consultant at Harchester General Hospital as he recovers from his leg break. Ryan is further depressed to hear his leg hasn't healed as they'd hoped, as he'd previously been told he was not too far away from taking to the pitch again. When Ryan suffers a fall at Studs, he is told this will set him back a month in his recovery.
Mr Higgs (James Staddon)	410	10.23	2007	One of three further consultants Sully meets with in regard to a quick fix operation on his knee, after Mr Evans the club consultant has told him the damage to his knee has ended his career. Mr Higgs agrees with Evans's assessment, but Sully cannot accept it so looks to a more less scrupulous consultant online.
Mr James (Alan Chimes)	320	7.28	2004	Chelsea Wright's father, who she goes to stay with after Viv's unreasonable behaviour becomes too much. Is not a fan of his son-in-law and wants to keep his daughter away from him. This involves not telling Chelsea when Viv begins seeing a psychiatrist, something Chelsea has wanted him to do.
Mr Kirk [Boyle’s Barrister] (Paul Clarkson)	301, 304	7.9, 7.12	2003	Represents Dean and the Boyles at the court cases into their possession of Clyde's tickets and Dean's claim of ownership of Harchester United. Thanks to Jeff moving onto the side of the Boyles, Mr Kirk uses information he passes on to rip into Alison over how she stopped Matt being in his seat to be awarded the club in favour of her long-awaited family holiday.
Mr Lee (Richard Woo)	298	7.6	2003	Restaurant owner who Zhao Qiang introduces Abi Fletcher to. Mr Lee translates for Zhao/Bruce to Abi, and explains to her the pressure Zhao is under to do well in the English Premier League, both for himself and at home.
Mr. Lucas (Hypnotherapist) (Peter Proome)	316	7.24	2004	Hypnotherapist Luke Davenport contacts, upon his return to the team following surgery to save his eyesight. While Luke has a fear that close contact with other players could cause him further damage, Mr. Lucas uses hypnosis to help him remember the confidence he had whilst playing as a schoolboy, and bringing it into the present.
Mr [Jim] McCoy (Martin Trenaman)	284	6.24	2003	From the FA Compliance Team, visits Phil having removed documents from the club regarding Roberto Mendoza's transfer. Having discovered Real Madrid only received £8M pounds of what should have been a £10M payment, Mr McCoy informs Phil of the missing £2M and starts the investigation into it's whereabouts.
Mrs Alexander (Actress uncredited)	357 - 358, 364, 375	9.1 - 9.2, 9.8, 9.19	2005, 2006	Mother of Linton and Curtis, and grandmother of Michael, Zak and Olivia. After Curtis's death in the play-off coach explosion, the club involves Mrs Alexander in its major events the following season. She is present at the memorial on the eve of the new season, in which Eugene Rose, an old acquaintance of her son, kicks over her son's picture when confronting estranged brother Casper. She attends the million pound goal game where she accepts the million for the families' chosen charities. And when a further memorial is due to be held at the Millennium Stadium for the team's first return since the blast.
Mrs Woods (Jacqueline Kington)	345 - 346	8.21 - 8.22	2005	Nathan Woods' mother, seen when Naomi Wyatt comes to his home, and later when Viv pays him a menacing visit. Is proud of her son - she shows Viv the baby photos of Nathan and gushes to him that Harchester wouldn't be where they are now if it wasn't for her son. Remains blissfully unaware that Viv is terrorising her son to retrieve his place in the team back.