Friday Night Dinner’s Tamsin Greig reveals heart-breaking warning to late Paul Ritter before anniversary special

Manchester United will consider demolishing Old Trafford so that they can build a new mega-stadium on the site of their 112-year home.The remarkable plot stems from the Red Devils planning a major revamp of the Theatre of Dreams, which would see the capacity increased to over 80,000 spectators.There are several proposals being considered to modernise the stadium but the Daily Mail report that the flattening of Man United's famous ground is a real possibility.Bulldozing one of England's most historic football arenas would undoubtedly cause major controversy.But the United hierarchy are under pressure to modernise Old Trafford following the upgraded arenas at Tottenham and Arsenal in recent years. Though the plan to demolish the UK's largest football stadium is just one of three potential options under scrutiny and the other two are far less drastic.The report claims that another idea is to increase the south stand up and over the railway line that runs behind it.A similar proposal had been discussed in previous years but was ruled out as moving the adjoining railway was deemed too problematic.Yet current building technology would enable the railway line to be bypassed.HAVE YOUR SAY! Should Old Trafford be flattened for a new mega-stadium? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Boris Johnson has slammed Chelsea fans for an 'inappropriate' chant after the UK government seized the assets of Roman Abramovich.The Prime Minister has imposed strict sanctions on Abramovich, 55, as part of a nationwide crackdown on high-ranking Russian oligarchs.The Blues owner has had his assets seized - including Chelsea Football Club - but that hasn't stopped supporters from chanting his name in the stands. Chelsea fans were heard in chorus' of "Roman Abramovich" at Norwich during midweek and there were banners in support of their owner at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.But now Johnson has blasted fans who chose to show support for the Russian oligarch amid his country's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.His Spokesperson said via Sky Sports: "We recognise the strength of feeling around people's clubs but that does not excuse behaviour which is completely inappropriate at this time.

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Friday Night Dinner ten-year anniversary special were left heartbroken as Paul Ritter made a posthumous appearance. MORE: Where are the stars of Friday Night Dinner now?Titled Friday Night Dinner: Ten Years and a Lovely Bit of Squirrel, the hour-long programme celebrated a decade of the iconic comedy and featured exclusive interviews with the cast, including Inbetweeners star Simon Bird, Tamsin Greig and, of course, the late great actor, who filmed his scenes before his death last month.

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Friday Night Dinner fans have shared their heartbreak as Paul Ritter's appearance on the special anniversary episode aired on Friday 28 May. Late actor Paul appeared on the special episode, titled Friday Night Dinner: 10 Years and a Lovely Bit of Squirrel, to celebrate ten years of the show.

FRIDAY Night Dinner fans have broken down in tears watching tongiht's tribute show as Paul Ritter appeared on screen. Actor Paul, who played family patriarch Martin in the Channel 4 sitcom, tragically passed away from a brain tumour at the age of 54 on April 6.

FANS of Friday Night Dinner have broken down in tears watching tongiht's throwback show as the stars paid tribute to Paul Ritter. Actor Paul, who played family patriarch Martin in the Channel 4 sitcom, tragically passed away from a brain tumour at the age of 54 on April 6.

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayPaul Ritter made a poignant final TV appearance in a Friday Night Dinner: 10 Years and A Lovely Bit of Squirrel.The actor, who passed away in April aged just 54-years-old, appeared in the pre-recorded show to talk about his main role in the sitcom.Despite being mid-treatment for his illness, Paul was determined to film the programme.Speaking before the late star appeared on screen, a voiceover explained: " "At the time of filming this doc, Paul Ritter was suffering from a severe illness, which would eventually, sadly take his life."But Paul still wanted to take part to show his appreciation and share his insights into the

“He died peacefully at home with his wife Polly and sons Frank and Noah by his side.“He was 54 and had been suffering from a brain tumour.“Paul was an exceptionally talented actor playing an enormous variety of roles on stage and screen with extraordinary skill.“He was fiercely intelligent, kind and very funny.

Channel 4 show that made him a household name.To mark 10 years of the iconic comedy, Paul took part in the TV tribute Ten Years and a Lovely Bit of Squirrel - despite co-star Tamsin Grieg begging him not to because he was so ill.But Paul was desperate to.He said in the show that playing Martin Goodman had been "a great career gift".Tamsin, who played Martin's wife Jackie in the show, said: "Sadly at the time of making the documentary, Paul was pretty unwell and to be honest but I did try and persuade him not to do the interview."But it is testament to Paul's courage and generosity and dignity and complete lack of vanity that he wanted to participate in the documentary, to do an interview, and to really celebrate this little world that he’s

Friday Night Dinner fans were left sobbing after actress Tamsin Greig paid tribute to her late co-star Paul Ritter.Tamsin kicked off Friday Night Dinner: 10 Years and A Lovely Bit of Squirrel by praising the actor who took on the role of dad, Martin.Speaking to the camera, Tamsin said: "I’m sure you know that very recently we lost our dear and most cherished friend Paul Ritter, who plays Martin Goodman in Friday Night Dinner."We all miss him terribly, incredible actor, a true friend and a lovely human being."Sadly at the time of making the documentary, Paul was pretty unwell and to be honest - don't tell the producers - I did try and persuade him not to do the interview."But it is testament to Paul’s courage and generosity and dignity and

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayFriday Night Dinner star Paul Ritter - who tragically died earlier this year - lives on thanks to his famous catchphrase on the hit show.

Friday Night Dinner creator Robert Popper has confirmed there will be no new episodes of the show after the anniversary special.Discussing the end of season six and the forthcoming 10-year celebration of the show, Popper discussed why he felt the last episode of season six rounded off the show perfectly.Fans had speculated about the show’s future following the recent death of Paul Ritter, who played Dad Martin Goodman on the show. Popper has now confirmed there were no plans to take the story further.When asked by LadBible if he had always planned to end the show with season six before he began writing it, Popper replied: “It wasn’t, actually.

In a final poignant interview before his death last month, Friday Night Dinner star Paul Ritter told how the role in the Channel 4 comedy had been the highlight of his career.

Friday Night Dinner star Tamsin Greig has revealed she attempted to persuade her late co-star Paul Ritter against taking part in the shows 10th Anniversary special.The actress, who played Paul’s on-screen wife in the popular comedy sitcom, spoke fondly of the late actor’s bravery as he continued with the episode despite his declining health. Paul, who sadly died at last month from a brain tumour at the age of 54, bravely carried on filming for the award-winning show earlier this year and the documentary is set to air on May 28.Tamsin revealed to the Metro: “Sadly at the time of making the documentary, Paul was pretty unwell and to be honest – and don’t tell the producers this – but I did try and persuade him not to do the interview.

Friday Night Dinner star Tamsin Greig has revealed that she tried to persuade her co-star Paul Ritter not to take part in the 10th Anniversary Special.

Friday Night Dinner star Tamsin Grieg has revealed she told the late Paul Ritter to not film the show’s anniversary special due to his illness.Ritter, who played Martin Goodman opposite Grieg as his wife Jackie in the Channel 4 sitcom, died last month after suffering from a brain tumour.Ahead of Friday Night Dinner: 10 Years And a Lovely Bit of Squirrel, Grieg said in a new statement that she tried to convince Ritter to not take part due to his health struggles.“I’m sure you know that very recently we lost our dear and most cherished friend Paul Ritter, who plays Martin Goodman in Friday Night Dinner,” Grieg said in a statement obtained by Metro.She continued: “We all miss him terribly, an incredible actor, a true friend and a lovely human

This read: “He died peacefully at home with his wife Polly and sons Frank and Noah by his side.“He was 54 and had been suffering from a brain tumour.“Paul was an exceptionally talented actor playing an enormous variety of roles on stage and screen with extraordinary skill.“He was fiercely intelligent, kind and very funny.