David Wilson

It's a scandal, and it's the match-fixing scandal that's kind of gripped Czech football here at the minute.

So it's a big investigation.

This seems to be bubbling away for a long time, and now finally the police have kind of made their move.

Yeah, it's really interesting about like there's not the same, I don't think, conversations happening around the team or happening around the manager like what we're having at home.

So, yeah, it's really kind of interesting to kind of to see that and being on the ground here.

Sure.

Just before we move on, Matthew, just one interesting thing for Ireland fans is that Ian Willoughby, the journalist that was speaking to us earlier, he did mention about what Pavel Nedved said recently, or said a month or so ago, that Ireland fans are welcome to Prague, and we really are.

We've been welcomed incredibly well here, but also that they will be welcome to the stadium, but only the 1,024 that have tickets.

And it seems like if Ireland fans could get their hands on tickets...

that they will be allowed in as long as they don't cause any trouble or maybe wear the Ireland shirts or are too rambunctious.

You're probably going to have to bring your passport and stuff like that as well to prove your identification if you do get a ticket.

But it seems to be more than 1,000 Ireland fans in the ground tomorrow.

And that's kind of interesting to see.

Yeah, that's interesting to see what the next 24, 28 hours are going to be like.

Yeah, one thing as well I'll mention, Ian Willoughby said that Czech people are very kind of, they're not aggressive at all.

There's no kind of, there's no inkling of like anything that would happen or any like crowd trouble or any like they're very kind of placid and easy going.

They will be maybe, he said they're the best kind of aggressive, passive aggressive.

So that maybe is something to both kind of think about in the future.

No, true.

Yeah, I suppose the big thing this morning is the press conference from Hamer Halgrimson and Seamus Coleman, and I guess it's quite interesting that Seamus Coleman was put out to bat today alongside Halgrimson.