Victor Vito

and Conrad Smith, and there was a couple of other, James Board, I think the big lock left after that.

There were quite a few guys at Victor Vito.

I know Victor stayed on for 2016, but those years, like 2005, 2016, those years that we made that final, And in 2008 and 2010, Curry Cup finals here in Durban, big finals back in those days where Curry Cup was really our big competition in South Africa, obviously.

But now it's all sort of changed.

2007 with the New Zealand Sevens sides.

I played alongside Victor Vito.

Now, that was when Victor Vito announced himself on the world scene, dominating Samoa and Wellington in the Wellington Sevens era.

I remember that.

Yeah, he dominates.

A client rang me a number of weeks ago and said, good news, you can come to this function in Sydney before the Blinslow for the Cauliflower Club.

We've got your free ticket at a table with Victor Vito.

This is great.

And guest speakers, David Pocock and Richie McCaw.

So we got to go run on the field.

And I got Nonu to sign my jersey.

And I was having a chat with Victor Vito, and he signed it.

And he goes, oh, where are you from? I said, Melbourne.