Corey Mobilio

They do some creative stuff up there in Sydney.

And they're asking each of their players their favourite teacher when they're back at school.

Have a listen.

That was Toby the first one.

So that's just acknowledging teachers.

A teacher.

They're very personable, aren't they?

They have a big influence on your life at an early young age.

Are you going to give a shout out?

Yeah, no, but I want to ask you the question.

The most influential teachers that you had, who do you remember from your school days?

I want you to take me all the way to Melbourne High School, if you don't mind.

Well, when I first started in Coimbra, I had a Miss Lion.

I think it was either my prep or primary or grade one.

A Miss Lion.

How unbelievable is that?

But Mr. Allen in year 12 when I arrived at Melbourne High, cultural shock it was for a country boy.

And he used to call the roll call like this, my Watson, books.

And as he called your name out, you used to have to say, sir.

And I'm in this class for the first time in my life.