Established in 1884, Redbridge Rovers F.C. is one of the oldest clubs in England--and one of the worst. A new sitcom introducing us to the characters who gather within the social club of a non-league football club.

Centring around an Internet radio station broadcasting from a narrowboat based in Cheshire. Run by two people with extravagant personalities who meet a young fan who gets on board.

Lauren and Ollie run an Internet music station called After Hours from a barge. Jobless school leaver Willow, still living with parents Peter and Anna, is their number one fan and gets a job with them after girlfriend Jasmine drops him. The parents are initially reluctant to let him take it but give in on the promise of the station playing Neil Diamond.

Anna is not happy that Peter will not apply for work at the supermarket he accuses of forcing him out of his job as a milkman or when his lazy friend Geoff comes to stay after a row with his wife. Lauren and Ollie are keen to get Willow on air in order to win back Jasmine but he prefers to comfort his friend Chris, whose chess trophies have been stolen. However, following an appeal on After Hours the trophies are returned.

Willow sees Jasmine with her new boyfriend, Lauren and Ollie take his mind off it by insisting he co presents After Hours. Anna goes for a job at Winterton's and sees her hard work pay off as Shankly's got Talent gets underway.

Willow is optimistic when Jasmine, now single again, compliments him on his DJ skills and suggests to Ollie that the station should put on a live gig to publicize itself, with band the Bad Weekends. Peter also applies for a job at the supermarket without telling his spouse whilst Lauren gets a surprise visitor.

Following her break-up with boyfriend Scott Jasmine returns to Willow whilst Lauren and her ex-boyfriend and old bandmate from the Bad Weekends, Luke, prepare for their gig. Ollie gets a surprise offer from his old boss at North Lincolnshire Radio who wants After Hours for her station whilst Peter realizes that Anna is also working at the supermarket and Geoff persuades his boss at the insurance company to revive the old milk rounds with the firm as sponsor.

The gig is sold out but Russell, hurt by Lauren's rejection, backs out and cancellation seems likely - until Ollie steps in. Thanks to Geoff Peter gets his milk round back as well as approving his wife's new job whilst, following the gig, Willow decides to go travelling with Jasmine. However the lure of After Hours may be too strong, especially as Lauren and Ollie have agreed to keep going independently.

Doreen is showing new barmaid Sam the ropes while gossiping about the team captain and trying to raffle off a platter of meat that is of questionable quality. Pete gets locked in the loo with little hope of release.

Pete finds himself in an awkward situation when he blames the goalkeeper for the club's latest defeat. Tom's new trousers cause amusement and Sam tries to cover up her own clumsiness.

At a fund-raising night at the club Pete attempts to beat the world record for eating fish fingers. The pressure mounts when his idol, club legend (and Doreen's love interest), Roger Small arrives.

The Rovers fans gather in the club to watch England's International match against FYR Macedonia. Tom has penned a poem for Sam and Pete gets emotional during a radio phone-in.

Things don't go to plan when Pete takes his young son, Stanley, to his first Rovers game. Tom makes an announcement that upsets Sam while Pete and Mel come to blows.

The regulars have a big surprise in store for Doreen, as she celebrates 25 years service behind the bar at the social club. Meanwhile, Mandy issues Willy with an ultimatum.