Jayden Broome

So a lot of people's cars were going past, and I used to be out there playing rugby with myself all day long, no matter the weather.

And it was quite funny.

Like, people used to, like, draw a pass and be like, oh, he's the kid that played rugby all day.

But, yeah, I don't know.

I was always known as that kid that was, you know, out playing rugby.

And I used to get people used to chuck rubles over the outside of the door and stuff like that.

I ended up having, like, so many rubles when I was a young fella.

It was unreal.

Where did you get your love for rugby from?

See, I don't know.

I don't know.

It's quite interesting with the love for rugby because obviously I'm not a professional rugby player.

I'm not that unreal rugby player.

You would have been, mate.

I can't compare to the love that some other people would have had for rugby.

But I think...

My love for rugby, it's not like, it wasn't like, it was a weird situation because I had no family members that were like, bang, he's the only rugby player.

I just had people in my family that were my dad, so I was real competitive, real sporty.

My mum's side was quite competitive and sporty as well.

I just, I don't know, I just got the good mix of really competitive for my dad, but then also quite laid back for my mum.