“It’s funny, when you stop and think about it, it’s the people you remember. “I don’t think about the 500, the football and all the trappings, the highlights and heartbreaks that go with it, they kind of fade into the background. “It would be like in your game as a journo, all the clickbait fades away. Nobody remembers all the bullshit, but you know what they remember? They remember the person. For me, the most significant part of it all is the people. “I’m very fortunate with rugby league, I started in 1980, it’s been 47 years, it’s been wonderful. It’s about the people.