They're mates, although you wouldn't know it by the sarcasm that ricochets around the room when they start gabbing. It's time to take proactive measures. Whatever works, works. Lock, Stock . . . And it moves from episode to episode with an almost willy-nilly spirit.
Sting has a small role, too, as a pub proprietor whose bar gets put up as collateral.
Jones, you should know, is one of the most storied, dirty players in soccer. And I say that with the deepest affection. Seeing him playing a tough debt collector called Big Chris, who's also devoted to his little son, was an unexpected source of amusement.