Unaware of what has just transpired, he yawns and tells Dax that he feels like he has been asleep for days.
He replied that, without knowing what had really transpired, he could not say.That was reasonable; for Mr Clegg's opponents it was evidence of the spinelessness of which the Liberal Democrat leader is often accused.
Sting, for example, got accused of hypocrisy when he spoke out about it and it then transpired he'd taken something like five trips on his private jet in the last week?
We thought he was trying to disrupt the voting, but it transpired he was a polling agent who knew that all the votes that were being cast were on unstamped paper, which would make them invalid.
"I'm here really out of respect to what he has endured and to find out what has transpired," he said.
As events transpired, he was only given seven games and he won just one of them.
It later transpired he was leaning his head towards a speaker as he is partially deaf.
Instead, fatally as it has now transpired, he was always a "Eurosceptic – but not as Eurosceptic as you are", as he put it to his first political boss, the former chancellor Norman Lamont.
It transpired he had to get Morris out – Morgan must have known about his capabilities because he plays in the IPL – and he may now regret not gambling by tossing the ball to Rashid in those frenetic final overs.
As it transpired, he guessed wrong.
