We are also introduced to his ex-wife Lotti (Billie Whitelaw), who is running a farm (bought by Bubbles) deep in the Derbyshire hills. Father and son go to a football match and eat hotdogs from their private box at Old Trafford, where an old school friend turned newspaper reporter enters the box and the two chat awkwardly for a few moments, the friend declaring that he would never leave his grass roots, talking of London and the people who "get bogged down with a lot of false values" – a sentence that is clearly aimed towards the boy who done good.
The story introduces Bubbles' ex-wife Lotti, who runs a farm purchased by him in Derbyshire. The father and son attend a football match at Old Trafford, enjoying hotdogs from their private box. An old friend of theirs, now a reporter, enters the box and engages in awkward conversation with them. He criticizes those who are "bogged down by false values," suggesting that he admires the boy's integrity.