Yvonne Sampson

And the wisdom and we had nothing really to hang on to.

So we started doing these face-to-faces.

And it was great.

We loved – because we don't want – because rugby league has changed so much and you don't have to always –

be a nerd like Vossi or I or Lara, you know, to love like, you know, back in 1908.

But I think also there is still a space for people to be able to tell their stories and their journey.

And yeah, I love nerding out so hard.

So we've got one with Fat coming up.

Oh, I love that.

So fatty.

The best.

I miss him on the TV.

I just miss the way he approaches footy.

And, you know what, like he played the clowns.

He said, well, I had Rabs, who was the greatest caller.

He goes, I had Sterlo, who had the biggest brain.

He goes, the only thing left for me was to be the funny dude.

And he actually sees rugby league a lot better than he lets on, but he's also so...

great and and he's timing and he's sharp um yeah so we've got exactly we're calling it the chronicles of fat it's a three-parter because his storytelling is so good a three-parter i'm not surprised he was like there was four legends up there speaking and it was like fatty was there yeah that's yeah that's all about run through a brick wall yeah well we're the only team that's won

Yeah, yeah, yeah.