![]() He throws his phone across the kitchen counter, shaking, and realises why he’d gotten so pissed last night at the same time that he remembers the exact feeling of Roy’s beard against his skin. It’s followed by a crystal clear photo of what looks very much like him in the middle of the West Ham pitch, snogging the absolute shit out of Roy fucking Kent.Ĭolin: its trending on twitter, sorry mate :( It’s a link to a Sun news article, and he opens it automatically while sipping his coffee. The next day, when the hangover has really kicked in and he’s still trying to remember why he’d gotten so hammered the night before – it’s been a while since he went that hard – Collin sends him a text. The night devolves, as usual after a win, into drunken, ecstatic celebration, and Jamie doesn’t see Roy again. None of the team has noticed, he doesn’t think, or are all too mad with glee and affection for it to have registered. Then they’re apart and he gets a split-second look at Roy’s shocked expression – worse than if Jamie’d just headbutted him, which makes him realise what he’s just done, what he shouldn’t have done – before Dani plows into him with the excitement of a thousand suns, oblivious, and Roy gets buried in the crowd and commotion like a rock beneath a wave. He feels the scratch of Roy’s dark stubble against his lips, tastes his breath and his smile, and for a limitless moment it’s like he’s just scored another game-winning goal. And somehow, instead of wrapping him up in a hug, Jamie pulls him in and presses their mouths together a compulsion, or like muscle memory operating without any real thought at all. He grabs at Roy, whose normally grumpy face is beaming hugely at him, clearly pleased – pleased by Jamie, in fact, and the thought that something he did put that smile on Roy’s face makes Jamie’s stomach thrill with pleasure. ![]() Well, that’s what he’ll tell himself later, anyway.īecause he sees Roy coming towards him in the throng, a black streak against the roiling sea of bright blue, and there’s no thought in Jamie but the need to get to him, to return the hug he’d given Jamie after they’d made it to the Premier League. It’s like their win against Brentford but a million times better, and Jamie’s higher than a kite on the exhilaration of it, which is fed to even greater heights by all the team going crazy around him on the pitch. They’ve fucking won, kicked West Ham’s arses and Jamie has kicked the winning bloody goal. The two have accepted it and have agreed what matters is helping AFC Richmond take over the soccer world.They’ve won. We can confirm that Tartt and Kent are friends now even if the latter did steal Keeley Jones. Ted Lasso season 2 episode 2 ending explained: Jamie Tartts future revealed. Most notably, trying to get a replacement for Roy Kent who was also heavily featured in the last episode. We just don’t have the resources and need to upgrade the club in over areas. In fact, Tartt is so good that we are likely abandoning our attempt to land Mbappe this transfer window. Tartt, played by Phil Dunster, has been one of the show’s. We could be talking about one of the greatest strikers to ever grace the pitch. Ted Lasso returns to our screens in March, and many are excited to see the return of AFC Richmond and their star player, Jamie Tartt. Tartt is very much in his prime and has plenty of development left to go. Tartt is now a 90 overall in the career mode series and should continue to climb. He’s just living out his potential with AFC Richmond as a rocket man striker. ![]() You have to remember, this was a Manchester City youth product. That’s exactly what happened when Trey took over the reins. Could Tartt actually do this if his video game character was an actual player? The answer to that question is a resounding yes! Have you seen this man rocket? Tartt rocks.
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