Eamon Dillon

Yeah, yeah.

Soccer club.

Yeah, he does.

I mean, he was wearing like a white open neck shirt with a Navy carding in today.

Yeah, yeah.

Dark Navy trousers, runners.

He had his Sudoku books in him.

He also had a copy of George Orwell's 1984.

Yeah.

And I don't know if that's suitable reading at this age.

And the character ends up...

in prison like you know with a gruesome scene with a cage with a rat in it stuck on his stomach yeah and he is basically it's a you know it's an oppressive government that controls every aspect of everybody's lives and well like he was well able though to interact with the prison escort that were with him because initially when he was brought into court

Because the three judges were told, you know, stand and the prison service guys went straight out to get him, bring him in.

And then they went straight into an application by the state in relation to a completely different case.

And it was very much a formal thing.

So there was a solicitor kind of reading out, you know, reading out kind of very complex notes about asking for a particular order.

At which point, you know, while this is going on...

McGovern kind of mentions, kind of caught the eye when the jailer said, will you go back out?

Yeah.

He stood up and they brought him back out and then he came back down for the second attempt after that false start.