 Andy and Dennis have just burst in to the filming of an advert for shoes, unaware that the production staff are expecting girls... Evidently, the producer wants footballers of the fairer sex, and one solitary male, to sell girls  shoes. To his astonishment, the producer chooses Andy. His pride turns to dismay when she tells everyone that what they want for the advert is a "useless wimpy boy". The advert is shot, and Mrs. Keele receives a cheque - with some reservations about the unorthodox way of raising funds. Fran and Maria have a coffee with Nick, but coincidentally Mick and Grimbo s gang are also there. The ex-Cigarette Gang discuss their community action work - Mick can t understand why Graham and Frank aren t taking stuff from the old lady, but Graham looks uneasy. The school buys the camcorder, but there seems reluctance among the staff to get to grips with the new fangled technology. Who is Andy s mystery admirer? He won t say at first, but then admits it is Lucy Mitchell. Dennis suggests they go to watch the girls  hockey match. Mrs. Monroe and Mr. Robson are also there to video the proceedings, but it s more difficult than it looks with such a fast action game. Lucy s glances at the boys embarrasses Andy further, but he s missing the point: it s Dennis she is looking at. To Mr. Robson s surprise, in the middle of the match Jodie swaps hockey sticks for a football, and she and the others kick the ball, scoring a goal! Mr. Robson is furious, but he sees that there will be no peace, and agrees to start some girls  football teams. Maria calls Richard telling him that everyone s going to a new club, and he agrees to come - but she has no intention of asking anyone else... Unfortunately, Richard innocently asks Justine about it later, and she agrees to come too with the others. At Sofia s house, "Lofty", as the old lady calls Frank, and Graham are under instructions to nick something. Frank pretends to have stomach ache, and Sofia goes to find some medicine. Graham takes advantage of the distraction to take a locket from her jewellery. Justine visits Ray, to tell him about plans for their night time trip to the club, but finds him in a depressed mood. He confides that he s worried Kenny s going to move out and leave him without a roof over his head. Richard and Maria arrive at the club - Mick and Barry are also there, waiting for the other half of their gang. When they turn up, Mick isn t pleased at Graham s pathetic theft. As he investigates it, the picture from inside the locket falls out unnoticed. Richard puzzles over why no-one else has turned up, but Maria grabs him and leads him to the dance floor. As he does so, Justine and Fran turn up. The power goes off briefly - teething troubles at the new club - when they come on Fran is staring enviously at Maria and Richard, in each others arms..