Jimmy hasn’t just let down Ken and himself, but he’s also let down his love interest Annie Doherty (Emily Lloyd), wage clerk at the brewery, and owner of the shakiest Irish accent in cinema history. Lifelong Wednesday Lee Brown fan told The Star earlier this year how Sterland became his first football hero, saying: "I was nine years old and my grandad took me to my first game on the day Zico smashed home a penalty against Crystal Palace to send us back to the top flight. He described it as a special evening, which was a ‘celebration’ of both the Manor estate and the documentary series itself, directed and produced by the late Peter Gordon. Sterland was a key player in Leeds United's title triumph of the 1991–92 season – the last of the First Division before the creation of the FA Premier League as the top division of English football – as he scored six goals in 31 league games. She explains how she is dreading leaving school with little job opportunities and the prospect of being on YTS.

I dropped a clanger there and then I scored two against Hearts when we won the league, a free-kick and a header which was fantastic. This is the third of a series of four themed programmes that were aired in August 1987, and later re-edited into a single shorter programme broadcast on Channel 4, this time naming those residents who are interviewed.

These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. To go from that to captaining such a great club and playing so many games was fantastic for me and something that still makes me proud. Gary Pallister may have the best: 1/1 by scoring against Blackburn in 92/93 when the league was already secured. Another unemployed steel worker, Terry ‘Scouser’ Neilson, talks about the need to look after yourself, to scavenge, when you are unemployed. There is an interview with Manor born Mel Sterland who talks about his life on the estate, and of how he managed to get into the Sheffield Wednesday team after playing for a pub team, The Three Feathers.

If you ever said a wrong word to any of them you’d get a clip round the ear and you appreciated that. And his lung-bursting forays down the right wing saw defenders cower as Sterland rampaged like a raging bull on a gluttonous pillage. Phil Kite of Sheffield United was penalised (somewhat harshly, in hindsight) for exactly that offence.It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. Brent says Peter did a ‘beautiful job’ of allowing people to ‘speak their lives’, without sensationalisation or judgement, which is why it is held in such high regard by the majority of the people on the estate as an accurate portrayal of the shift from the ‘old Manor’ to the ‘new’. Sterland was a key player in Leeds United’s title triumph of the 1991–92 season – the last of the Football League First Division before the creation of the FA Premier League as the top division of English football – as he scored six goals in 31 league games. An energetic, dynamic right back, his powerful shooting earned him the nickname Zico – after the legendary Brazilian star – and his attacking prowess saw him strike 49 goals for the club, many from set-pieces. Former team-mate Phil King says of Hirst: "On his day he was in the top two or three in the country.

Trafford looked like he would concede his first goal of the Euros when Spain were awarded a penalty with seconds remaining after Abel Ruiz was fouled by Levi Colwill. I’m not sure whether this is the most emphatic total ever, but in the Portuguese league André Villas-Boas’s Porto ended 21 points ahead of their closest rivals in a 16-team league.The event will see fans’ favourite Sterland, affectionately known as ‘Zico’, share stories from his illustrious career that saw the attacking full back play for the likes of Wednesday, Rangers and on the international stage with England. I’ve lived here for about eight years and I could count on one hand how many times I’ve spoken to my neighbours,” she adds. When you play with attacking full-backs, it would be ideal for me because all I used to do was get down the line, get crosses in, make goals and score goals.