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Foul play
TV & Satellite Week
|May 14, 2022
A harrowing real-life drama about the scandal that shocked English football
NEW DRAMA
Floodlights
Tuesday, 9pm, BBC2
Like so many football-mad teenagers, Andrew Woodward dreamed of playing professionally. So when Crewe Alexandra youth coach Barry Bennell picked him out as a budding talent in the late 1980s, both Andrew and his parents, Jean and Terry, were over the moon.
However, beneath Bennell’s easy-going facade lurked a predatory paedophile who would sexually abuse Andrew for a number of years, and had done the same thing to many other boys.
Andrew’s harrowing true story is told in feature-length drama Floodlights, starring Gerard Kearns as the adult Andrew, who played for clubs including Sheffield United before retiring in 2003.
This story is from the May 14, 2022 edition of TV & Satellite Week.
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