I dont know about you guys but to me the term "Boys will be Boys" is actually about whatever dumb shit the Richmond team on Ted Lasso was doing

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I dont know about you guys but to me the term "Boys will be Boys" is actually about whatever dumb shit the Richmond team on Ted Lasso was doing
happy pride month + afc richmond
One day, Roy shows up at Richmond without a beard for whatever reason and Dani screams so loud in horror that Trent Crimm, Independent shows up from the other side of town sensing a scoop and Sam has to catch a fainting Jamie because this is his worst nightmare come true, meanwhile Beard has decided that this is NOT his colleague Roy Kent and tells this stranger to get the fuck out of the coaches office
(and Jan Maas takes one look at him and sighs, which is 10 times worse than his Dutch Honesty ™️)
TED LASSO "LA LOCKER ROOM AUX FOLLES" [3x09]
ted lasso character tropes are as follows:
jamie tartt: diva
dani rojas: himbo
trent crimm: cunt
isaac mcadoo: babygirl
sam obisanya: golden retriever
rebecca welton: mother
ted lasso: also mother somehow
colin hughes: cutie patootie
beard: freaky weirdo (/pos)
roy kent: black cat
jan maas: just dutch
keeley jones: girlboss
One small detail of Jamie’s character development that I haven’t seen mentioned is the way he goes from using the English pronunciation of Richard and Jan’s names in seasons one and two to using the proper French/Dutch pronunciations in season three. Even once he returns from Man City and is making amends with the team, he’s overly apologetic in a utilitarian way then overcorrects back into prickishness. It isn’t until after the confrontation with his father at Wembley, where his biggest vulnerability gets put on full blast and he can no longer hide insecurity behind attitude, that he actually finds the middle ground and truly becomes a team player, and one way he does that is by letting go of this “I don’t care about you enough to pronounce your name correctly” aloofness. It’s such a small detail that I totally missed the first time around but it’s such a great choice. Phil Dunster the actor that you are.