Roger Dervish has finally decided to share the burden of responsibilities for the Cricket Club, something on which his better half Miriam is in full accord.
But he is not the best person in the world for lucid explanation, and he has rather created a rod for his own back.
He has taken on the various roles for numerous reasons,mainly because he doesn't trust anyone else to do them. Plus of course because he is an inveterate control freak.
But once you do that for any length of time, other people will invariably let you get on with it. Preferring to put up with your foibles, than ever lift a finger to do anything themselves.
But Roger as ever conveniently forgets just how much he relies on the the invaluable mechanical skills of Maggie, who apparently can turn her hands at anything.
Kevin and Maggie gift the Club a magnificent lawn mower, that Roger forbids Miriam from bothering with. But Maggie has other ideas, that don't exactly work out that well.
A new chap Clive turns up to join the Cricket Club much to Roger's delight, whose introduction to Brent Park and its members proves to be eventful.
Bob Willis brings his home life to Brent Park when his spouse Ginnie arrived, with their baby in rather a distressed state.
But he is not the best person in the world for lucid explanation, and he has rather created a rod for his own back.
He has taken on the various roles for numerous reasons,mainly because he doesn't trust anyone else to do them. Plus of course because he is an inveterate control freak.
But once you do that for any length of time, other people will invariably let you get on with it. Preferring to put up with your foibles, than ever lift a finger to do anything themselves.
But Roger as ever conveniently forgets just how much he relies on the the invaluable mechanical skills of Maggie, who apparently can turn her hands at anything.
Kevin and Maggie gift the Club a magnificent lawn mower, that Roger forbids Miriam from bothering with. But Maggie has other ideas, that don't exactly work out that well.
A new chap Clive turns up to join the Cricket Club much to Roger's delight, whose introduction to Brent Park and its members proves to be eventful.
Bob Willis brings his home life to Brent Park when his spouse Ginnie arrived, with their baby in rather a distressed state.
