Eddie Tobler

When TVs and all that sort of stuff, because it is still a developing country, right?

You can't go past that.

50 years of independence.

So once you get TVs, I just think the first thing they turned on when they started watching sports.

And they went, yeah, we love this shit because we love contact.

Rugby League.

And they're physical.

And they're like, I could fucking run over.

Like, I could do that.

I've retired 10 years.

ago there are a couple of guys once you guys went out originally once we got out of the vans there were people cruising in on cars stopping on the way back from work that got out recognized me talked about the podcast footy and then had to get back in their car and just like notice that there was a just a commotion yeah we were around and uh but apart from that arrest other than the coaches most of those kids were 10 to 15 10 to 15 yeah yeah

My favorite part of the whole day was Joey Grimer, who I've known for a number of years has been in the pathways over here.

And in order to play rugby league at a junior level, you have to be in school.

And that was one of the parts that really stuck out to me.

And this is, when you hear Jerome and Shamus talking about more than being about rugby league and what they're trying to create here and the opportunities.

Yeah, that was one part that I was like,

That's fucking pretty cool because, you know, like you're still seeing it.

It's like I keep going back to it.

It's still developing.

You can still see they're trying to build some infrastructure here and the schooling system.