Speaking of which: Jamie Tartt and Roy Kent's bromance is a delightĪs was teased by Keeley (Juno Temple) talking to her friend Shandy (Ambreen Razia), today's Jamie Tartt (Phil Dunster) isn't the selfish weirdo we first met. In episode 7 (the comically-named "The Strings That Bind Us,") Total Football didn't work within the Richmond ranks until the team figured out how to play it differently than was explained to them - and in a way that fits thematically with the series. Then, in episode 6 ("Sunflowers," the memorable Amsterdam trip), Ted managed to dream up the famed Total Football strategy.Īnd while it could feel like a cheap out for that stratagem to fall into the team's lap, it wasn't that easy.
Early on this season, he was trying to read the history of it all with Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics, though that didn't last.
I've been delighted to see Ted (Jason Sudeikis) take up some interest in the strategies of the beautiful game. There's a message in there that the game doesn't matter, and it's one that they're finally throwing away.īeing a star player is one thing, but actually making the team more cohesive is another.
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