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nostalgic-shamefest · 11 months
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The perfect triangle
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threewaywithdelusion · 10 months
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The fact that Roy canonically goes to gay bars and hangs out with drag queens is criminally under-utilised in fanon.
Where are my stories about the boys trying to support Colin by going to a gay bar and then being gobsmacked when Roy knows everybody there? Where are the stories where Roy gets caught at G-A-Y by the paparazzi and outed, only for him to insist that he’s straight to the team, who think he’s trying to save face and keep making grandiose gestures to prove their support to an increasingly infuriated Roy. Where are the stories about Roy and Keeley going to a gay bar together (with the yoga milfs) and running into one of Keeley’s ex-girlfriends?
What about Jamie thinking he’s doing super subtle bisexual signalling (cuffed jeans, layers, iced coffee, etc) only for Roy to clock him immediately and start trying to signal his support to Jamie à la Trent’s gay mug, only for it to backfire as Jamie assumes Roy is trying to come out.
Where’s my Roy who’s known he’s queer all his life getting invited to a gay club by his yoga friends for the first time and panicking, (because he’s never acknowledged this part of himself and how can they see it?), only to go to the bar and have it feel like he’s coming home. Where’s my Roy who’s absolutely certain he’s straight (after all, he’s being going to gay bars for years and he would know by now if he wasn’t) having a fucking heart attack as he falls for Jamie and has to reconceptualize his identity at 40. Where are the comedies about Keeley and Roy knowing the same person, but Roy only knows the drag queen and Keeley only knows the man out of drag and so they don’t realise they have the same friend?
What about a post-finale story where Roy, Keeley, and Jamie all show up at the same gay bar without planning it and have a series of bewildering conversations as they try to figure out if they’ve followed each other there (Keeley is like “how many times can I tell these boys I won’t pick between them?”) or if the other person is gay (you obviously can’t just ask).
These are all off the top of my head, so I am sure there are more. But please, please, somebody write this. We can’t let Roy get away with mentioning this once and then never talking about it again.
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I can’t believe that even after they got in a fistfight and keeley kicked them both out of her house, roy and jamie still were like... let’s go grab a kebab
they literally can never be away from each other ever again. they’ve imprinted.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again - this proves why the OT3 is perfect, because when keeley wants to be alone, they can just spend time with each other because they both seem to be incapable of being left by themselves
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redshoes-blues · 11 months
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I can’t believe that we got a 69 minute long Jamie-centric ot3 fic with Hurt/Comfort and Jamie Needs A Hug tags as an actual canon episode of this show
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Jamie and Keeley are a seriously underrated pairing, not just within the ot3 but in general.
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ramorazinn · 2 months
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“Having a boyfriend is like having a kid, yeah? A lot of work, a lot of responsibility, really rewarding but exhausting! So what you do is get another boyfriend and they can, like, have a play date while you have some wine and a nap.”
— Keeley Fucking Jones, upon OT3 being outed
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sparrow-in-the-field · 10 months
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I just like to think about how once they're officially dating, Keeley sets up a group chat with the three of them, and like 96% of it is just her and Jamie texting with the other 4% being Roy's 1-2 word replies or thumbs up emojis (basically just agreeing to date night plans or assuring them he's still alive).
And then one time out of the blue Roy sends a selfie. Jamie and Keeley collectively lose their shit.
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renatapatata · 11 months
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mmm at the beginning of the show ted looks in through a door's window and sees jamie getting berated by his dad while he sits there alone versus this time ted looks in and sees jamie surrounded by roy and keeley who went out of their way to find jamie to comfort and celebrate him and his accomplishments :')
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TED LASSO OT3 MY BELOVED
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faramirsonofgondor · 8 months
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thinking once again about jamie told keeley that he originally thought she went out with roy to make him jealous… like i know they might’ve meant it as jamie being jealous that keeley was with someone else but what if keeley knew about his childhood crush on roy and so in his head he was all like “she’s just dating him cuz i liked him first”
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mothsartart · 11 months
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i continue Ted Lasso posting… anyways, i desperately need more fic of these three so if you’re considering writing some please please please do
see some process pics below the cut!
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i wanted to do a value study, working from greyscale and then into color. i’ve never done this before so it was kind of wild to do. the first here is the grayscale, plus the lighting i added, the second is the flat colors with no shading, and the third is from when i wanted to commit crimes over struggling on drawing Roy Kent’s beautiful mug.
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nostalgic-shamefest · 11 months
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Love the classic "keeley makes them get their shit together" roy x jamie x keeley fanfic trope
But I must say
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All of them being established as equally idiotic and helpless I can absolutely get behind!!!
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anakinrights · 2 months
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pov: jamie tartt on instagram live 🫡
video credit: @/werewolffbarmitzvah
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“the love of his life” ... “unicorn” ... brett, you’re killing me 👀
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redshoes-blues · 11 months
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HELLOOOOO??!!!
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(via Phil’s insta)
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threewaywithdelusion · 11 months
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Roy/Keeley/Jamie Fic Snippet
This is an except from a longer fic I'm writing. The set up is that at this point Roy, Keeley, and Jamie are doing V-shaped polyamory because Roy refuses to date Jamie while he's his coach. They're all aware of their feelings for each other though. Takes places post S3.
October brought with it the Rainbow Laces Campaign. A decade in, it was fairly uncontroversial to wear rainbow laces for two weekends in October to show support for the LGBTQ+ community. Roy admired the goals of the campaign, and he thought it had made some progress. There was even a player out in the Championship League. 
But Roy also knew that locker room culture was hard to change. The homophobic jokes at Richmond hadn’t stopped until Colin had come out and this was their first Rainbow Laces Campaign since. 
The lads seemed extra determined to do it right this year, in a show of solidarity for Colin. 
Every single player had committed to wearing the rainbow laces and Isaac’s captain armband was rainbow as well. Rebecca had set a policy that any homophobic slurs would get a fan immediately tossed out from the stands. 
All the rainbow in his face everywhere he looked made Roy think about his own sexuality. It wasn’t something he’d given a lot of thought throughout his life. The people he’d found attractive had been mostly women and while he’d occasionally found men alluring as well, he simply hadn’t acted on it because of football. It hadn’t been particularly hard — not when there were so many beautiful women looking to date or shag a famous footballer. Then men he’d found attractive had been few and far between and he’d never had an emotional connection with any of them, so it had never been anything worse pursuing. 
Until Jamie. 
The week before Rainbow Laces kicked off, Roy cooked dinner for the three of them. They were in the kitchen, Roy at the stove, Keeley at her computer working on promo for the team, and Jamie sitting on the counter and looking pretty. 
“I talked to Colin,” Keeley said. “He doesn’t want us to even hint at having a gay player on the team. So all of the Richmond Rainbow Laces promo has to talk about the queer community generally, so no one will point fingers.”
Roy hummed as he checked on the potatoes in the oven, extra cheesy the way Keeley liked. 
“But he’s not the only gay player on the team,” Jamie said. 
Roy turned around. 
Jamie was frowning at Keeley, who closed her laptop to give him her full attention. 
“But Colin doesn’t know that, does he, babe?”
“I suppose not,” Jamie said, looking torn. “I know Jake Daniels is out in the Championship League and everyone does all this rainbow shit every year. I just. I remember being a little lad and getting my first crush on a boy and thinking it was the worst thing in the world because if anyone found out, I would never get to play football. Not like this. Not at this level.”
Oh. 
Roy hadn’t realized that sexuality was such a big deal for Jamie. He’d figured Jamie was like Roy, a bloke who’d gone through life mostly without caring about finding boys attractive or what that said about him. 
But this was part of Jamie. This secrecy and shame and fear was part of what had shaped him into the man he was. 
“What are you?” Roy asked gracelessly.
Jamie frowned. “What?”
“You said gay, to Keeley,” Roy said. “But I just realized I’ve never asked. What are you?”
“I’m bisexual,” Jamie said slowly, looking surprised. “Like Keeley. Aren’t you?”
Roy grunted and shrugged. 
“But you like chicks?” Jamie asked. 
Roy nodded. 
“And you like blokes?”
“Some blokes,” Roy said. 
Jamie planted his hands on the counter behind him, leaning back and spreading his legs invitingly. He tilted his chin up like a dick and smirked. “Oh, yeah? What kind of blokes get you going?”
“You’re a prick,” Roy said, turning back to the stove. 
Keeley laughed, bright and loud, and Roy basked in the sound of her joy.
“So you don’t have a label?” Jamie asked. 
Roy kept facing the stove. “No. It never really mattered to me.”
“What didn’t?” Keeley asked. “Labels? Or your sexuality?”
“My sexuality,” Roy said uncomfortably. “I never felt like it defined me.”
“But wasn’t it scary, like?” Jamie asked. “Being a gay footballer?”
“I never felt like a gay footballer,” Roy said honestly. “I just felt like… Roy Kent, who occasionally checks out bloke’s arses.”
“A very straight thing to do,” Keeley says imperiously. Then, “You don’t need to label yourself, babe.”
The oven timer beeped and Roy pulled the potatoes out and set them on the stovetop to cool while he finished with the chicken. It was almost done, golden brown on both sides. 
“It matters to me,” Jamie said, voice small. 
Roy heard movement behind him and when he peeked over his shoulder he saw that Keeley had moved to stand between Jamie’s legs. 
“And that’s okay too,” she said. 
Roy grunted in agreement. 
He knew Keeley had realized her sexuality young and had dated women for a large portion of her twenties. He knew she was open about it, both at Richmond and to the few magazines that had asked. She’d always seemed so settled about being bisexual, like it wasn’t a big deal but also wasn’t a part of her worth hiding. When she’d started dating Jack, Roy had been hurt to see Keeley with someone else but he hadn’t been at all surprised to see her with a woman. 
He couldn’t imagine Jamie’s experience growing up bisexual. His mum would probably have been fine with it, if he’d told her, but Jamie’s dad would have hurt him if he knew. Jamie had carried ideas about toughness and masculinity with him to his first year at Richmond and he’d been an absolute prick. But it must have hurt a lot before he learned to harden himself against the pain. It must have hurt to think that the thing you loved most in the world wouldn’t love you back if you showed who you truly were. 
Roy imagined a young Jamie laying in his childhood bedroom wishing to be different and it made his heart hurt. 
Then Jamie’s words came to him: I hung a picture of her on my wall, didn’t I?
He thought of the poster of Keeley holding two footballs in front of her chest, hung right next to a poster of a much younger, much hairier Roy. 
He thought of Jamie’s reluctance to answer Keeley’s question about his first celebrity crush and the way he’d only answered once Keeley had stuck the word “woman” in the question. 
“Holy fucking shit,” Roy said. He turned around and and pointed at Jamie. “Who was your first celebrity crush?”
Jamie gave him a crooked grin, while Keeley hid her laugh against the skin of Jamie’s forearm. “Finally figured that out, did you grandad?”
“Who was your first celebrity crush?” Roy asked, stalking closer. Roy’s kitchen was pretty big, but he still somehow found himself pressed against Keeley between Jamie’s legs, Jamie grinning cockily down at both of them. 
“Well, I hung a picture of him on my wall, didn’t I?” Jamie asked, smirking. 
“Fuck,” Roy said. 
He’d been Jamie’s first celebrity crush. 
It was slightly weird, being reminded how much older he was than Jamie. But it also made him immensely aware of the scant centimeters between his hips and the insides of Jamie’s thighs. Made him feel the electricity arcing between them. 
“Oh, wow, you both have a praise kink,” Keeley said. 
It broke the spell. 
“What the fuck?” Roy demanded. “I don’t have a praise kink.”
“Your pupils got absolutely massive when Jamie said he masturbated to your poster on his wall,” Keeley said. 
“Oi! I didn’t say that.” Jamie blushed a pretty shade of pink and Keeley gave Roy a conspiratorial wink. 
“But it’s true,” she said, still instigating shit. She leaned in close enough that her lips brushed Roy’s ear then said, loud enough for Jamie to hear, “So’s the praise kink.”
Roy choked on his own saliva and almost missed the sound of Jamie’s whine. 
Keeley grinned wickedly. “I think dinner’s ready, don’t you?”
She pushed Roy back and casually sauntered from between Jamie’s legs, heading to the table. 
Roy looked at Jamie, whose eyes trailed after Keeley before meeting Roy’s. 
“She’s trying to kill us,” Jamie said. 
“Yeah,” Roy said. 
Five minutes later they were seated at the table and Roy’s hard-on had mostly gone down. Jamie had also been squirming in his seat the first few minutes but Keeley ate like she was absolutely unaffected. 
Roy knew she was having fun fucking with them, but he was impressed by her acting chops. He could never have acted that casual while this turned on. All he could see was Jamie’s red bitten lips and the hickey on Keeley’s breast just barely peeking out above her collar.
“You have to talk to Colin,” Keeley said, drawing Roy’s attention back to the conversation. 
“What?” Jamie asked. 
“If you want to say someone on the team is gay, you have to talk to Colin. Even if you’re only hinting at yourself, the media will speculate and every single player on the team will get scrutinized. Including Colin, who already said he doesn’t want the attention.”
Jamie nodded a few times. “What do I do if he says no?”
“I think you already know the answer to that, Jamie,” Keeley said. 
“Yeah,” Jamie said, looking dejected. 
***
The next day at training, Roy saw Jamie drag Colin into the boot room. They were in there a long time and Roy had to fight the urge to burst in and see what was going on. He knew Colin wasn’t going to react badly or hurt Jamie, but Roy couldn’t stand the idea of Jamie in there alone. 
A long twenty minutes later, Colin came out of the boot room with a dazed smile on his face. 
Roy pushed his way inside and found Jamie sitting on the bench, looking shell-shocked and disappointed. 
Roy took a seat next to Jamie and pulled Jamie’s head into his shoulder. Jamie curled into him, wrapping an arm around Roy’s waist. 
“He said no?”
“He said no.”
***
That weekend they played Newcastle and every player wore rainbow laces. At the post-game press conference, Roy said generic things about supporting the LGBTQ community. 
They didn’t mention a gay player on the team. 
***
The next weekend, they were playing Arsenal. Right before the match, Keeley came into the locker room, one hand half-heartedly over her eyes as she called out a warning that she was walking in. 
Roy, standing at the whiteboard with Beard and Nate, watched as she beelined straight for Jamie and threw something in his lap. When Jamie held it up, Roy saw that it was shoelaces in pink, purple, and blue. 
Jamie gave Keeley a look of wide-eyed panic and confusion.
The whole team looked on as Keeley smiled and said, “To support your bisexual girlfriend.”
Jamie’s grin was a slow thing, unfurling until it occupied his whole face. He tugged Keeley down, giving her a dirty kiss. 
“You do not have to stick your tongue down her throat in front of everyone,” Jan Maas complained. 
Keeley and Jamie flipped Jan Maas off in synchronicity. 
“Oi, Tartt!” Roy yelled. “No being a prick without the signal.”
“Yes, Coach,” Jamie said, eyes shining. He immediately started unlacing his boots so he could switch to the bi laces. 
Keeley came over to Roy, smiling. He couldn’t help but smile at the look of pride on her face and the smile on Jamie’s and he heard Colin mutter, “his face knows how to do that?”
“And for you,” Keeley said, pulling a plastic whistle on a pink, purple, and blue lanyard out of her pocket. “So they don’t say Jamie’s the only boyfriend who supports me.”
Roy took the whistle. “I hope you don’t expect me to blow this thing.”
“That’s what she said!” shouted one of the lads. 
“I would never,” Keeley said, smiling. She pulled him into a kiss as well, before announcing to the room as a whole, “Good luck boys! I’ll be cheering you on from Rebecca’s box.”
As soon as she left, everyone started talking at once. 
Roy made eye contact with Jamie and he could tell that they were both thinking the same thing. I love her so much. 
Then Colin drew Jamie’s attention, gesturing at the shoelaces with a tentative smile, and the moment was gone. 
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