Rovers (2016)

Steeped in history since its founding in 1884, the Redbridge Rovers Football Club holds a unique place in the English football system, not for their prowess on the field, but for their unyielding spirit despite their perennial place at the bottom of the local league. The Rovers, an amateur team, battle it out on their humble, Spartan field, situated two miles down a dirt track adjacent to the local rubbish dump. Their matches, often attended by an average crowd of just 27, are less about the sport and more about camaraderie, hope, and the unwavering love for their team. The beating heart of this community is the club's social bar, overseen by the matriarchal and unfiltered Doreen, whose legendary meat raffles are as much a staple as the team's weekly matches. Here, a motley crew of die-hard fans gather, finding solace in each other's company, a refreshing pint, and a packet of pork scratchings as they mull over the Rovers' latest defeat. Among them, Pete Mott stands out as a walking encyclopedia of Redbridge Rovers trivia. His passion for the club is matched only by his astonishment at his friend Tel's recent revelation of his sexual orientation. Now, Tel introduces his new partner Mel to the intricate world of non-league football. All the while, Pete's young lodger, Tom, is captivated by Sam, the new barmaid, adding a layer of romantic tension to the mix. "Rovers" is a heartwarming sitcom that brings to life the vibrant characters of a non-league football club's social sphere, painting a vivid portrait of community, friendship, and the enduring charm of a persistently underperforming football team.

Rovers is a comedy show featuring Craig Cash.

Rovers is currently streaming on fuboTV.