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28/09/2010

Jazzer begs a favour and Matt does some serious thinking.

Harry unveils the new 'We Love The Bull' T-shirts for the bar staff. Fallon suggests quiz host Jim should sport one as well. Jolene hopes the quiz won't be too highbrow. Sid used to pitch it just right.

Jazzer reveals he has moved out after a bust-up with his brother, who he accused of stealing. He asks if he can stop at the Bull for a few nights. Fallon reluctantly agrees to ask Jolene. Fallon has a feeling that Jazzer still fancies her, but she wants to do right as a mate, so Jolene agrees to let him down gently. Harry steps in to offer Jazzer his own spare room, which Jazzer politely turns down.

Sizing up an old office building, Matt bumps into Martyn Gibson from the Borchester Land board. Martyn makes it clear that BL won't submit to Matt's blackmail. He points out that BL is already looking at other options, avoiding the need for Amside's input. Having initially dismissed Adam's new, separate company idea, Matt backtracks. However, Lilian has already called Adam to turn him down. So Matt decides it's time to call Brian and arrange a lunch.

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