Where did the song come from? How did you write it? How did it come about? Okay,

well, I was a Warriors groupie, and because I knew Stacey Jones and a few of the players, I got to meet a very charismatic man who at the time was their CEO, Mick Watson.

Now, Mick was thought outside the square.

He wasn't loved by all, but he had a special approach to promotion.

And he called me into his office one day, knowing I was a musician, and he loved that side of it.

He said, Peter... you know what, the team doesn't have a real, their own victory song.

Because no one knew really what went on in the sheds in those days.

Yes, James Fisher Harris.

What made you do it? What made you do it?

I'd had the little idea of the guitar starting and then the hip hop beat dropping in on top of that and meshing with it and creating what I thought was a really irresistible rhythm.

And then so I thought, OK, we just need some, you know, lyrics.

And then we've got the chorus, which is irresistible.

So, you know, basically I had the spare parts.

I just had to, you know, bolt them together.

And so, you know, it came together very quickly.

So I want to know how long you've been invested in it.

... what made you do it? What made you do it?

I'd had the little, um, idea of the guitar starting and then the hip hop beat dropping in on top of that and meshing with it and creating a rh- what I thought was a really irresistible rhythm.

And then so I thought, "Okay, we just need some, you know, lyrics." And then we've got the ooh, ah chorus, which is irresistible.

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Bloody Alfie Langer scored that last minute try, otherwise we would've had the greatest ever start to a brand new club.

We would've got a, we would've beaten the Broncos.

But no, I've been, I've been there ever since.

I grew up, I grew up on union.

How did that come about?

Well, at the time, the Warriors CEO was an amazing character called Mick Watson.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yes, I met him.

You know, so shall we say a maverick? Sure.

Great chap.

of course yeah hackard's son what a great bloke what a