Jackson Irvine

Things from, yeah, of course there's a fashionable aspect to everything, but generally I just try to wear what I like.

And I think you can make things cool when you wear it in your own way, I guess.

And, um, yeah, I don't know.

It's, uh, I tend, I would say generally though, it's a combination of music and football.

Nostalgia, I would say is definitely my, my aesthetic thing.

Sadly, we do have a uniform.

It is football.

Football, we're not quite like that.

That American sport tunnel fit time in our football yet.

I will say football has changed a little bit and there is a little bit more space for expression, I would say, especially from when I was growing up, when I was coming through as a youth player where...

you know, anything, as soon as you stepped out off the track, everyone was like, what are you doing?

Like, why, why are you doing this?

Why are you growing your hair?

What are you doing?

Like, I don't know.

It was all, it was like, it was like, you're trying to make some kind of statement, you know, whereas it's like, no, this is just what I, what I, what I want to do.

It's no big deal.

But, um, I will say that space is opened a little bit more now and you see it a lot, um, in football, but we're not quite at the, we haven't quite broken, broken the barrier yet.

So many.

Oh, actually.