CIRCUS : Swindon Town court case interrupted by people showing pornography A SWINDON Town court case was interrupted by members of the public showing pornography, blowing raspberries and screaming. Around 140 people had dialled into the High Court hearing, which concerns whether the Robins is part owned by Premier League ace Gareth Barry’s agent Michael Standing. The hearing, which was held over video conference programme Microsoft Teams, was labelled a “circus” by one of the barristers, who asked the judge to consider whether attendance at future hearings should be limited. Master Iain Pester, the Chancery division judge who oversaw the 70 minute hearing on Tuesday, adjudicated on costs matters and set the case down for trial in late 2021 or early 2022.