Origin streaker Wati Holmwood says he's 'sorry' before embarking on a 10km walk of shame to get home WATI Holmwood, the unsightly 33-year-old streaker who last night sprinted over 100m across the ANZ Stadium turf and condemned the 2013 State of Origin series to a chaotic, farcical conclusion, has spoken out. He's also sore and scared. Still wearing the sports shoes that were beamed live to a global audience in the hundreds of millions, Mr Holmwood appeared dazed and confused as he spoke to The Daily Telegraph after discharging himself - against medical advice - from Auburn hospital early yesterday morning. Thankfully he had since found a singlet and shorts to cover his now infamous body and held his hands to his head as he uttered a very simple five-letter word. Wati Holmwood is escorted to Auburn Hospital by security after he was slapped with a field court attendance notice for wilful and obscene exposure and entering or remaining on the field of play without authorisation at the Flemington Local Area Command. Pic: Bill Hearne I'm sorry, I apologise about what happened, am I in trouble now? Well, yes. Mr Holmwood was earlier taken to Flemington local area command where he was slapped with a field court attendance notice for wilful and obscene exposure and entering or remaining on the field of play without authorisation. His mad dash has likely cost him lifelong exclusion from ANZ Stadium. Streaker Holmwood disrupts a Tigers v Warriors match in 2011. "It all happened so quickly, I don't know what was going through my head," he said. I just wanted to make it interesting but I stuffed up Origin. A lot of people hate me now. Mr Holmwood wandered out of the emergency room at Auburn hospital around 1.20am, after being sedated. Nursing staff told The Daily Telegraph they had pled with him to stay but he demanded to sign the paperwork and leave. State of Origin streaker Wati Holmwood is taken from Auburn Police Station to Auburn Hospital by Ambulance. He discharged himself and walked approximately 10km to his home. At one point security staff escorted him back inside, but they were powerless to keep him in hospital. "Don't touch me," he said to the security guards as they attempted to convince him to stay the night. When Mr Holmwood finally left he was penniless and was forced to bum $10 from this reporter for a cab fare to the local train station. State of Origin streaker Wati Holmwood is escorted into Auburn Hospital by security. "I've got a headache, I just need some fresh air," he said. I want to go home and have a shower, I don't know where I am. Asked if he could remember his dramatic pitch intrusion, Mr Holmwood said: "Queensland scored a try when I was on didn't they? I want to see myself on television. The dying seconds of Queensland's eighth straight Origin victory will forever be remembered as the moment a rotund, slow Tempe local managed to evade ANZ Stadium security for what seemed like minutes and to effectively become a 27th player in the most respected rugby league spectacle on the planet. His forced insertion into the game ultimately cost New South Wales the chance to snatch victory, after match officials were forced to restart play in the form of a scrum - and a further set of six tackles - to the Maroons. What's more staggering, is that it isn't the first time Mr Holmwood has managed the feat. In 2011 he was banned from drinking in public and from entering the Sydney Football Stadium after he jumped the fence during an NRL match between the Wests Tigers and the New Zealand Warriors. Wati Holmwood, at Auburn Hospital, said he wanted to see himself on TV. Wati Holmwood on his long walk of shame after realising no more trains are scheduled at Auburn train station. Pic: Bill Hearn Streaker Wati Holmwood sets sail towards the action in State of Origin III. State of Origin streaker Wati Holmwood discharged himself from Auburn Hospital and walked approximately 10km towards home. Wati Holmwood realises someone's on his tail as he streaks during the State of Origin III. State of Origin streaker Wati Holmwood continues his walk of shame through Lidcombe after discharging himself from Auburn Hospital early this morning. Wati Holmwood's walk of shame continues along Centenary Drive, near Rookwood cemetery. A harsh reminder ... State of Origin streaker Wati Holmwood's walk of shame from Auburn Hospital to his home took in ANZ Stadium - the scene of his 100m naked dash across the turf as the maroons set up and made another try which was disallowed. Wati Holmwood is escorted off the field by police late in Origin III.