Tina and Bobby (ITV, 9pm)

THE heartaches shared in secret by Bobby Moore and his wife Tina Dean are given a dramatic twist by writer Lauren Klee as Lorne MacFadyen and Michelle Keegan get to grips with two 1960s icons.

England's World Cup win in July 1966, turned team skipper Moore into a national hero and he and Tina were football's original golden couple. This three-part series tells the story of the England and West Ham legend's life with his childhood sweetheart, from their humble beginnings to the dizzy heights of superstardom.

Based on Tina Moore's memoir, Bobby Moore: By The Person Who Knew Him Best, it is an epic love story about an Essex girl who fell head over heels in love with a boy, who just happened to be an extraordinarily talented footballer.

A typist for the Prudential, Tina first met Bobby, aged 15, when she "played hookey from school to go to the Ilford Palais with her cousin Jenny". Coolness personified, with handsome film-star looks, Bobby was 17 and, though an exciting emerging talent, had yet to make a first-team appearance for West Ham United.

There's plenty of Matt Monro song moments on the way to their wedding on June 30, and a little comedy as Tina declares on hearing that Bobby is a West Ham footballer, "That's not a job".

As Bobby's career flourished, Tina was happy to consider herself the first WAG, though she struggled to master life as a suburban housewife. She befriended WAG wives Judith Hurst, Kathy Peters and Janice Sealey and pregnancy gave her renewed purpose.

In1965 Bobby was diagnosed with testicular cancer and faced a career-threatening operation, but fought his way back to fitness to lead England in the World Cup. The couple also celebrated the birth of their son Dean, but their heady lifestyle did take its toll and when Bobby's business ventures failed, the cracks started to show.

Despite the Moores' links to Essex and London, the series was filmed in Manchester over the course of last summer, while the iconic scene in which Bobby lifts the Jules Rimet trophy at Wembley Stadium was actually shot at Headingley in Leeds.

Taking on the charismatic role of Bobby is Scottish actor Lorne MacFadyen, best known for his role as Phil Wilkinson in Grantchester. While Michelle Keegan plays Tina having departed Coronation Street in 2014 and worked on hit BBC drama Our Girl.

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