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‘Robert James Muldoon. That’s me. Fifteen years auld, four feet three wi bright red hair an legs like a chicken…’
Bobby lives in a Gorbals highrise in Glasgow. 1968 had been a tough year as he struggled with a lack of confidence, his OCD mother, the absence of a job or girlfriend, and a missing grandad. Now, as the bells ring for 1969, he begins the year with optimism. His ‘four bit action plan’ should help him to overcome any obstacles and sort out his problems. All he needs is his witty sense of humour and a huge amount of determination. But will his idea work?
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