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| character name = Robbie Sloane |
| character name = Robbie Sloane |
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+ | | occupation = Soldier (formerly) |
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+ | | died = [[1st June]] [[2010]] |
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| first appearance = [[Episode 7349 (28th May 2010)| 28th May 2010]] |
| first appearance = [[Episode 7349 (28th May 2010)| 28th May 2010]] |
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+ | | last appearance = [[Episode 7356 (9th June 2010)|9th June 2010]] |
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| + | | number of appearances = 7 |
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| played by = [[James Fleet]] |
| played by = [[James Fleet]] |
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| ⚫ | Quietly spoken [[Robbie Sloane]] was [[Tony Gordon]]'s henchman and a convicted murderer, who he met and befriended whilst sharing a cell at [[Highfield Prison]] in [[2010]]. When Robbie was due to be released, Tony planned an escape so he could get revenge on his ex-wife [[Carla Connor]] and [[Roy's Rolls|cafe]] owner [[Roy Cropper]] for his downfall after murdering [[Liam Connor]]. He hired Robbie to be his eyes and ears on [[Coronation Street, Weatherfield|Coronation Street]] to monitor Roy and Carla and also to get a gun so he could assist with Tony's prison break. When Tony faked a heart attack and was rushed to [[Weatherfield General]], Robbie pulled over the ambulance with a van and used a gun to get the [[Prison Officer (Episode 7351)|prison officer]] with Tony to release him. |
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| ⚫ | He integrated himself with the street residents, finding a fellow train enthusiast in Roy and conning Carla into thinking that he was interested in buying factory seconds. However this was a ruse to get her alone. He took Carla and Roy's wife [[Hayley Cropper|Hayley]] hostage in [[Underworld]] and Tony later turned up. Carla pleaded with Robbie and told him Tony would just turn against him as well. Robbie's plan was to take the £2,000 pay-off from Tony and try to make amends with his son, but when Tony couldn't get the money for Robbie, he pointed the gun at Tony. Carla attempted to persuade Robbie into shooting Tony, although, Tony convinced Robbie to hand the weapon over. Carla was convinced that Tony wouldn't shoot because he "didn't have the bottle" and Tony played along, only to then use the gun to shoot Robbie dead. His badly damaged body was recovered from the destroyed factory the following day along with Tony's. |
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| ⚫ | Quietly spoken [[Robbie Sloane]] was [[Tony Gordon]]'s |
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| + | :''Even though Robbie's death was aired on [[7th June]] [[2010]], he died on [[1st June]] [[2010]] as the Underworld siege was set on that day. Killed in [[Episode 7354 (7th June 2010)|Episode 7354]], Robbie was credited in the [[Episode 7356 (9th June 2010)|following episode]] as his corpse was seen.'' |
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==List of appearances== |
==List of appearances== |
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| + | '''2010''' |
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| − | *[[Episode |
+ | *[[Episode 7349 (28th May 2010)|Fri 28th May (1)]] |
| − | *[[Episode |
+ | *[[Episode 7350 (28th May 2010)|Fri 28th May (2)]] |
| − | *[[Episode |
+ | *[[Episode 7351 (31st May 2010)|Mon 31st May (1)]] |
| − | *[[Episode 7353 (1st June 2010)]] |
+ | *[[Episode 7353 (1st June 2010)|Tue 1st Jun]] |
| − | *[[Episode 7354 (7th June 2010)]] |
+ | *[[Episode 7354 (7th June 2010)|Mon 7th Jun (1)]] |
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| + | *[[Episode 7356 (9th June 2010)|Wed 9th June (1)]] |
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[[Category:Coronation Street characters]] |
[[Category:Coronation Street characters]] |
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[[Category:2010 minor characters]] |
[[Category:2010 minor characters]] |
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[[Category:Convicts]] |
[[Category:Convicts]] |
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| − | [[Category:Villains]] |
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[[Category:2010 deaths]] |
[[Category:2010 deaths]] |
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| + | [[Category:Armed Forces Personnel]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:29, 2 December 2020
Quietly spoken Robbie Sloane was Tony Gordon's henchman and a convicted murderer, who he met and befriended whilst sharing a cell at Highfield Prison in 2010. When Robbie was due to be released, Tony planned an escape so he could get revenge on his ex-wife Carla Connor and cafe owner Roy Cropper for his downfall after murdering Liam Connor. He hired Robbie to be his eyes and ears on Coronation Street to monitor Roy and Carla and also to get a gun so he could assist with Tony's prison break. When Tony faked a heart attack and was rushed to Weatherfield General, Robbie pulled over the ambulance with a van and used a gun to get the prison officer with Tony to release him.
He integrated himself with the street residents, finding a fellow train enthusiast in Roy and conning Carla into thinking that he was interested in buying factory seconds. However this was a ruse to get her alone. He took Carla and Roy's wife Hayley hostage in Underworld and Tony later turned up. Carla pleaded with Robbie and told him Tony would just turn against him as well. Robbie's plan was to take the £2,000 pay-off from Tony and try to make amends with his son, but when Tony couldn't get the money for Robbie, he pointed the gun at Tony. Carla attempted to persuade Robbie into shooting Tony, although, Tony convinced Robbie to hand the weapon over. Carla was convinced that Tony wouldn't shoot because he "didn't have the bottle" and Tony played along, only to then use the gun to shoot Robbie dead. His badly damaged body was recovered from the destroyed factory the following day along with Tony's.
- Even though Robbie's death was aired on 7th June 2010, he died on 1st June 2010 as the Underworld siege was set on that day. Killed in Episode 7354, Robbie was credited in the following episode as his corpse was seen.
List of appearances
2010