Richard and the future of Bridge Farm

Share |

Please login or register if you would like to make a post in the forum.

1252 views

1) Richard and the future of Bridge Farm
Posted over 14 days ago. Added 14/12/2011 14:43:26 by PCCMember
'Poor Pat' is thinking of a way forward when all avenues seem closed. Why not offer the lure of inheriting the farm? 'Rich' is, afterall, the only son of her eldest son. Sharon and Eamon (?) sound like the sort of people who might go for that (I saw some awful film once about an Irish chap getting very bothered about owning a field in some bog and got the distinct impression it means a lot to them) worth a try anyway.
Tom and Helen would soon get used to the idea, rather like we have all welcomed sharing our hospitals housing and schools with those nice people from Poland and elsewhere who were welcomed into our 'family' when Dear Tony agreed to EU enlargement. At least our young graduates no longer have to look for work, there are no jobs left.
Look on the bright side all. PCCMember.
2) Re: Richard and the future of Bridge Farm
Posted over 14 days ago. Added 16/12/2011 08:15:25 by missamaryllis
PCCMember, I think I love you.

"An Irish chap getting very bothered about owning a field in some bog"... yes, that's going to be getting me giggling all morning.

And yes, I think you're right. Pat snubbed Sharon badly the day of John's funeral? What better revenge could there be than "Rich" inheriting Bridge Farm under the furious noses of Helen and Tom?

I don't remember the Sharon affair at all - was it a big storyline at the time?
3) Re: Richard and the future of Bridge Farm
Posted over 14 days ago. Added 16/12/2011 17:18:30 by portia
oooh - quite big!!! Hayley was devastated, Pat was distraught at the prospect of Sharon and John together and John thought he was in love!!!
It was fab!!
Porta!
4) Re: Richard and the future of Bridge Farm
Posted over 14 days ago. Added 01/01/2012 10:41:02 by PCCMember
I have looked again at my original comment and I think it's a bit off about our cousins from the emerald isle. I would like to make it clear that I think they're a wonderful lot of people. It is true that land ownership means a lot to them, but that will be shown to be true for Helen and Tom too.
I think Helen will fight like anything for Henry's inheritance, should be fun!

Forum Categories

Forum Tips...

Welcome to the Forum!

This is where you can chat about The Archers & Ambridge

Logging in

You need to register or log in if you wish to join in the chat

Posts & Comments

These are pre-moderated for security reasons, so you won't see your comment immediately after you've posted it

To start a new thread

Click on one of the categories, such as Archers Discussion, Scroll down the page and you'll be able to comment on a topic or start a new one

Private Messaging

You can send private messages to other users by clicking their user name at the top of posts. You can access your message inbox by clicking "My Messages" at the top right of the page.

Have fun!

Alan (John Telfer) and Usha (Souad Faress) are pictured above

Special Online Subscription
Read our quarterly fan club newspaper, The Ambridge Voice, online, access past copies and get 10% discount on all your purchases from the Village Shop. All this for just £8 a year!