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-"See you on the balcony"

-I've just seen Simon

-in the corridor.

-35 days earlier

-When did Toshack

-play his first game for Cardiff?

-13 November 1965...

-..against Leyton Orient.

-How old was he?

-16. He was definitely 16.

-No, he was 16...

-..and 236 days.

-..and 236 days.

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-Simon, please.

-He wasn't 16.

-He wasn't 16.

-

-For God's sake!

-Do you want some crisps, Robin?

-When was Toshack born?

-Shut up, Simon.

-Shut up, Simon.

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-Sausage?

-He's the king of football trivia.

-You must get the facts right.

-Who scored the first goal in the

-Cardiff v Wigan Athletic match...

-..in 1982?

-DOG BARKS

-What's wrong with you?

-Right, Bonzo, there's nothing there,

-so be quiet. Stop barking.

-Reg! I thought

-you were having lunch with Elfyn.

-Aren't you working tonight?

-I came over to...

-I came over to see the Mustang.

-I'm fine.

-Someone will get hurt.

-They're worse than the kids.

-That dress is gorgeous.

-Thank you.

-It's really, really nice.

-You're so pretty.

-Well done, Robin.

-Come and get your burger.

-What have I told you?

-Next time, you can be in goal.

-I was just saying that...

-Has Leslie been drinking

-before she came over?

-I'm not sure.

-She's fine.

-Thanks, Claire.

-We really, really enjoyed it.

-And Tudor.

-Leslie!

-Thank you. Ta-ra.

-I'd love to castrate

-that bloody brother of yours.

-I don't know what's wrong with him.

-Actually, I do know.

-I'll have a word with him.

-I'll have a word with him.

-

-When? Next year?

-You've been saying that for ages.

-You've been saying that for ages.

-

-Hush.

-Don't you hush me.

-Veg!

-Charlie!

-What the f*** are you doing?

-Go on. You're bloody useless.

-Wash the dishes. Do something.

-You owe me money too.

-You owe me money too.

-

-Eh?

-What do you mean, eh?

-You know what I'm talking about.

-That's the last time

-you get a supply from me.

-I want my money, do you hear?

-You bloody fool. Chunks, I said.

-You bloody fool. Chunks, I said.

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-Don't talk to me like shit!

-That's what you are!

-Sorry. I'll be back now.

-You're the bloody shit, not me!

-What the hell's going on?

-The customers can hear you.

-Where do you find these cretins?

-He's bone idle.

-There's nothing else to wash.

-Bloody poofs!

-Bloody poofs!

-

-Get out!

-I'm not staying in this shithole!

-I'm not staying in this shithole!

-

-Prick! Bastard!

-Leave it. He's not worth it.

-Right, I'm off then.

-OK.

-Love you.

-MAN SNORES

-"People would

-come to the farm and chat.

-"I have good memories of the area.

-"Lots of youngsters,

-lots of Welsh speakers.

-"It was a community.

-People shared things."

-MAN GRUNTS

-Do you want tea?

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-34 days earlier

-Hiya. Good morning.

-Have you brought your car today?

-He'll give you a lift.

-He'll give you a lift.

-

-It's fine.

-I'm seeing

-that cash-for-crash guy today.

-I'll catch the bus.

-Give me a shout if you're stuck.

-Ta-ra.

-Ruth's trying

-for the senior manager post.

-That's what all this fuss is about

-- hitting the bloody targets.

-Where are you going?

-I've forgotten something.

-Good weekend? Did you get a shag?

-HE CHUCKLES

-Have you started on my cake yet,

-Helen? My birthday's soon.

-It's like talking to the wall.

-Good morning.

-I trust everyone's happy and jolly?

-I watched Otello last night.

-The opera.

-Have you ever seen it?

-Desdemona got on my tits, mind you.

-I'd have liked to give her a slap.

-Apart from that, it was superb.

-Do you remember

-Katie's coming today?

-She needs careful mentoring.

-She might do better than Alun.

-Fine.

-Fine.

-

-What about Simon?

-What's his situation at the moment?

-How many files does he have open?

-150.

-I've warned him.

-Hasn't he arrived yet?

-Jeff's seen him.

-It's like having a ticking bomb

-under your desk.

-Elfyn phoned earlier.

-He wants me to sign something.

-Again? Crikey!

-What are you doing today?

-Yoga.

-Again?

-There we are then.

-TEXT ALERT

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-What time will you be back?

-TEXT ALERT

-I'm not sure.

-He's having an affair, Danny.

-Why do you say that?

-Why do you say that?

-

-Because he's planning something.

-Ask Elfyn. He knows what's going on.

-He's bonking Reg, isn't he?

-No-one's meant to know that.

-No-one's meant to know that.

-

-Well, he is, so...

-..when you ask him...

-Elfyn wouldn't tell me.

-I ask my own brother for a favour,

-and you refuse.

-Where have you been?

-He's shifting money from one place

-to the other, isn't he?

-Where would he be without me?

-Driving a sheep lorry

-to Cumbria and Scotland once a week.

-I invested all the money

-in his business.

-Dadi's money.

-Why don't you find out

-what's going on first?

-I know what's going on.

-I might phone the Inland Revenue

-and report the bastard myself.

-You can't pull out now, Geraint.

-You've got no choice.

-You don't mess with these boys.

-You don't mess with these boys.

-

-"It's too late."

-If they find out,

-if something goes wrong...

-HORN BLARES

-What have you been doing?

-What have you been doing?

-

-Nothing.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-Helen told me.

-What's she been saying this time?

-What's she been saying this time?

-

-Simon?

-Dead man walking.

-I apologize...

-..but if you look carefully...

-..you'll see that at least 50

-are about to be signed off.

-It might not be quite as bad

-as Martin makes out...

-..but I accept we shouldn't

-rest on our laurels, as they say.

-It's important we work as a team

-in this department.

-I agree 100%, Ruth.

-PHONE RINGS

-"I'm on my way now."

-Well?

-Well?

-

-Ruth and I understand one another.

-Oh, yes.

-What's happened?

-Why haven't they turned up?

-Why haven't they turned up?

-

-I don't know.

-I've wasted weeks...

-..setting this up.

-I think you and I

-need to have a chat.

-It would be very handy for me

-if you did do that.

-What?!

-How am I supposed to get rid of him?

-I don't know.

-I'm sure you can think of something.

-Push him under a lorry.

-You think I'm joking.

-You must have, Geraint.

-They stole cars in order

-to sell the parts, that's all.

-The police were in vans outside.

-If you'd done

-what Claire told you to do...

-Come in.

-Have they done the sting?

-Why? What's happened?

-Is Geraint OK?

-What's going on there?

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-Are you coming

-to this quiz tonight or what?

-I can't.

-We're going to Danny's restaurant.

-You said last time

-that you're better off without me.

-You've more chance of winning.

-You've more chance of winning.

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-True.

-Fran?

-I spoke to a friend who works for

-an insurance company in Reading.

-He mentioned...

-..that you used to work there.

-It's a small world, isn't it?

-I've phoned for a taxi.

-I know Mam's been like this before

-but I'm still worried.

-At least they phoned the doctor

-straight away this time.

-Some antibiotics

-and I'm sure she'll be fine.

-I'll phone you later

-to see how she is.

-Thank you. Don't you worry

-about Geraint or Claire.

-"I'm working!!!"

-Right then, how are you getting on?

-Have you seen any patterns emerging?

-Alun worked on this last year.

-They're all linked to the same

-doctor. A surgery in Bradford.

-Anything else?

-The claims are all under 500.

-Which means...?

-Which means...?

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-We don't normally question them.

-There's one more

-interesting link too.

-You're a pisshead! You were almost

-arrested last time in Calais!

-Get out of here! You're not driving

-one of my lorries!

-If I see you anywhere near here

-again, I'll chop off your cock...

-..and give it to Bonzo!

-The spadework can be boring.

-Searching websites

-and reading bank statements all day.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

-

-Half a lager, please. Thanks.

-Having said that,

-it can be exciting too.

-Anything's better

-than answering phones all day.

-Do you know him?

-What's the big deal?

-You text me all day

-and turn up at the pub.

-It's a good job I did.

-It was my first day.

-He wanted to buy me a drink.

-Oh, yes?

-He fancies you.

-Oh, my God,

-I can't believe you just said that.

-You think Martin fancies me?

-Are you having the tattoo?

-Why are you mentioning that now?

-You just said something so stupid.

-I've booked it for you.

-I've booked it for you.

-

-I told you, I hate needles.

-But I want you to have it.

-Geraint?

-Geraint!

-I can't believe you've done this.

-I can't believe you've done this.

-

-They didn't turn up.

-Why, Geraint?

-Why didn't they turn up?

-You must think I'm stupid.

-You phoned them.

-I know you phoned them to warn them.

-It was a stupid idea

-in the first place.

-No, it wasn't. Claire worked hard

-to set it up with the police.

-You're bloody useless.

-You can't do anything right.

-You're slovenly. You start something

-and never finish it.

-You have safe hands.

-I've seen you play.

-When your father was a goalie...

-Are you taking the order or what?

-Are you taking the order or what?

-

-..we called him Dropsy.

-Remember

-the Ton Pentre v Ely Rangers game?

-12-0 to them at half-time

-and Dropsy was the star.

-The abuse I've taken over the years.

-The abuse I've taken over the years.

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-We'll all go to the next cup game.

-You too.

-You too.

-

-She's not interested in football.

-I'd like to come. Thanks.

-I'd like to come. Thanks.

-

-I'll get a hospitality box.

-I'll fetch the wine for you.

-Since when do you like football?

-I watch Robin play

-almost every weekend.

-Robin,

-who takes you to the club to train?

-Mam or Dad?

-Both of you.

-Namaste.

-Namaste.

-

-Namaste.

-I'll see you all

-at the next session.

-Thank you very much.

-No TV now, Robin.

-Go upstairs.

-You've got school tomorrow.

-Thanks for the food. It was lovely.

-Listen, I need to pop over

-to Jeff's house.

-There's something I want to discuss.

-There's something I want to discuss.

-

-At this time of night?

-The walls have ears at work.

-I won't be long.

-PLEASURABLE GROANS

-Reg, I'm going

-to the other restaurant.

-I'll be back to lock up.

-Are you meeting Elfyn tonight?

-Are you meeting Elfyn tonight?

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-No, he's away.

-What are you doing, Simon?

-Jeff will be back any minute.

-Please.

-I can't believe you're doing this.

-He's in the quiz.

-He's in the quiz.

-

-He'll be home in a minute.

-What do you want?

-Simon?

-I can't carry on like this.

-Please, you have to go.

-When I see you two together...

-He's on his way back.

-I want to know what's happening.

-What do you mean?

-Simon, go. Now, please.

-You're afraid of him.

-You're afraid of Jeff.

-You must be. That's what this is.

-Yes, I'm afraid of what he'll do

-if he finds out, OK?

-You know what he's like.

-I think we should leave things

-as they are.

-Now's not the time.

-And what am I supposed to do?

-Go home, to Leslie and Robin.

-Here you go!

-It was either this

-or a box of chocolates.

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-33 days earlier

-Hazel, I don't have an alibi.

-Why? Where were you?

-Why? Where were you?

-

-I can't say.

-Why can't you say?

-Why can't you say?

-

-I just can't, OK?

-If I don't have an alibi, people

-will think it was an insurance job.

-Those cars were worth 2.2 million.

-If they start pointing a finger

-at me, I won't get the payout.

-What do you expect me to do?

-What do you expect me to do?

-

-Help me.

-You went to yoga.

-What time did you come home?

-What did the police say?

-Nothing, but they suspect

-the fire was started deliberately.

-Why are you looking at me?

-I didn't do it.

-I didn't burn that bloody warehouse.

-I didn't burn that bloody warehouse.

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-Did you phone the insurance?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-What did they say?

-What do you think they said?

-What do you think they said?

-

-I don't know. That's why I'm asking.

-After the yoga lesson?

-I didn't come home, Danny.

-I came to see you.

-Don't you remember?

-I won't get it...

-..because I'm related to this Chris,

-if it's the same one.

-But I haven't seen him for years.

-Ruth's not going to give it to Alun.

-Helen brown nose?

-If she does that,

-I'm coming back as a lesbian.

-Well?

-What's that supposed to mean?

-If I were your boss,

-you'd be top of my list.

-Yes, but which list?

-The wanker-of-the-year list?

-If Dadi knew,

-he'd turn in his grave.

-He loved every one of those cars.

-And the whole lot has gone?

-I feel sick.

-I just wanted a word.

-I thought you ought to know that

-Jeff and this Chris are related.

-I was aware of that,

-thank you, Simon.

-Jeff told me himself.

-Jeff told me himself.

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-Oh, good. Fair play to him.

-Tell Charlie you don't want one.

-Tell Charlie you don't want one.

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-I have.

-There you go then.

-You don't have to have a tattoo.

-He can't force you to have one.

-He can't force you to have one.

-

-He won't.

-Do you want me to tell him?

-I've already told him, Alun.

-I'm not having one.

-Don't listen to anything he says.

-Hiya. What are you doing here?

-You were given the file. At least

-the office twit didn't get it.

-One of your colleagues, you mean?

-Yeah, whatever.

-Good luck, anyway.

-Thank you.

-Did you know that Ruth

-gave the arson case to Claire?

-Yes, you did. Of course you did.

-And I know your secret.

-What secret, Simon?

-I think we should have a chat.

-Do we have to do it now?

-A chat about what, Alun?

-Are you going to tell me?

-Who sent you this?

-A friend who works in security.

-OK.

-What do you want?

-I just wanted to tell you

-that I'd seen it.

-What do you want?

-And that I'd sorted the problem.

-Alun...

-..what do you want?

-Nothing.

-I don't want anything.

-With the downward dog...

-..try to get your feet

-flat on the floor.

-Take three breaths...

-..and assume the plank position.

-Do you know what I'd do?

-I'd arrange something.

-Just tell Geraint you're going,

-and that's it.

-Don't give him a choice.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-Whoa, Danny.

-I can't understand

-a word you're saying.

-Where are you?

-Are you ready?

-We have to go. We're late.

-If we don't go now...

-Are you coming?

-Are you coming, Katie?

-Why did you keep them

-in a bloody shed?

-When Dadi died, we sold the house.

-I've just checked the policy.

-It has Dadi's home address on it.

-Will that make a difference?

-Of course it will.

-If you kept the cars

-in a different location...

-..to what's on the policy,

-you won't get your money, Danny.

-Those cars were worth a fortune.

-Could you change the address for me?

-That's not possible.

-I'm asking you as a friend, Simon.

-You must be able

-to access the system somehow.

-I can't. I'd get caught.

-But it is possible?

-Do you realize

-what you're asking me to do?

-I'd lose my job.

-Simon!

-Hazel...

-..I can't prove I was here...

-..because I was alone.

-This woman's on her way over.

-She'll suspect

-that I burnt the place down.

-They'll put two and two together.

-I know!

-There's nothing I can do about it.

-You tell her that you came back here

-after the yoga lesson.

-But I didn't.

-I went to see Danny.

-I went to see Danny.

-

-Then you give him an alibi.

-Because that's what I did.

-I was with him.

-So you say.

-So you say.

-

-What's that supposed to mean?

-You're sticking up

-for your brother again.

-I'm just telling the truth.

-You're going to tell this woman.

-You're going to tell this woman.

-

-I went over to see Danny.

-You came back here

-by quarter past nine.

-Do you hear me?

-I'm not going to lie.

-Claire Wilson.

-I phoned earlier.

-Do you want some cheese on toast?

-Do you want some cheese on toast?

-

-Yes, OK.

-Robin asked.

-We were passing.

-He wanted to call by.

-I've decided to get a flat

-in the bay.

-I can't stand this any more.

-All the lies...

-..and deceit.

-Simon!

-Come on, come out.

-Wimp!

-Why are you doing this?

-Why are you doing this?

-

-Because I love you.

-Where have you been?

-I've tried phoning.

-Danny's in the kitchen.

-Listen, Simon.

-I'm prepared to give you

-100,000 up front, OK?

-For changing the address

-on the policy.

-And another 100,000

-after the claim goes through.

-200,000.

-That's what I'm offering you.

-They know who burnt the warehouse.

-It's just a matter of time.

-Do you think I'd burn my own cars?

-Dadi would turn in his grave.

-I didn't do it.

-I refuse to be set up.

-He knows something.

-Why do you think that?

-Why do you think that?

-

-Nobody's seen him.

-Fran!

-If I find out you're lying,

-I'll make your life here shit.

-God, if I got hold of her.

-That bitch is going to pay

-for what she's done.

-They'll point the finger at you.

-They'll point the finger at you.

-

-It doesn't matter. We didn't do it.

-If I see you near my wife...

-If I see you near my wife...

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-Simon! Simon!

-..it won't be a punch next time.

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