He’s regarded one of the kindest, most humble and hard working people in rugby league.

Jason Clark is the first to admit he wasn’t the most gifted individual yet he boasts an NRL premiership and English Challenge Cup trophy among his finest achievements.

After a stellar 10 year stint with the Rabbitohs, Clark packed up the family and moved to England before putting the finishing touches on his career playing First Division in France.

Today, the former South Sydney lock forward, has returned to where it all began and now works as a Football Manager with the mighty Rabbitohs.

This interview will enlighten you as Clark shares the secrets of his success, the struggles he’s had to overcome and thrills and spills along the way.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 - Start

00:04 - Highlights

02:02 – What is a Football Manager?

05:10 – Welfare role

06:18 – FM disasters

10:58 – Travel for football teams

13:15 – Flights after serious injury

15:56 – Wearing the blue shirt

19:00 – Meals on the road

21:55 – What players can and can’t wear

23:44 – Johnny Sutton as a blue shirt

24:36 – Jason’s career

27:53 – Debut

31:13 – 2014 GF win

37:01 – Leaving Souths

41:23 – Joining Warrington Wolves

45:55 – Playing in France

53:18 – Souths in 2026

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