Yvonne Sampson

So they have the obits ready to go.

I know you have to, right, because you don't want to spend a. They had the one ready for the queen for years, you know.

And so you've got to update them.

But I think for major people they usually have them ready to go and just out of respect.

So when you hear the news of someone of that ilk has passed, the first thing people want to do is switch on the TV or look at your phone.

And so you want information and to have a tribute piece ready to go is just pre-planning.

It's a little bit morbid.

No, I love your style because I've heard more things come out of this chair than I've ever heard before.

So whatever you're doing, don't change.

And I think it –

It's a style that definitely works.

I think you guys are very, you just break it down.

It's very normal.

You make people feel really relaxed and you certainly get the best out of people.

I love talking to all the older guys because that's how I grew up.

They're my heroes and that was from a time when I fell in love with the game and I also don't want their stories to disappear.

It sort of started because we'd lost Norm Proven and Arthur Summons pretty quickly.

Tommy Radonikis was around that time as well.

Artie had already gone.

We realised we'd lost a lot of that rugby league, those ornaments.