Hello Dreamteam, welcome along to How Rugby Made Me, bought you by British Airways, my name is Alex Payne,

and today we're in North London, where I've come to find an old 2003 teammate of Tins.

20 years on, this man has a 20-year-old son, who is now following in his footsteps

in that famous England No. 9 jersey. And today we're at Barn at Elizabethans,

which is the club where Kiran Bracken first introduced his son Charlie to the game of Rugby.

Charlie is now in the senior Sarasun squad. He's an England under 20's player,

and Rugby is very much in the family's blood. Literally for Charlie, one of the first things he ever

did was to lift the web Ellis Cup, and I'm not even joking. Let's go and find these two. Come on.

Team Bracken, it's the LaGrol from Arche. Nice to see you. I'm a pretty from Arche. How are you,

Charlie? I love you to see you. Thank you for having us. So the green, green grass of Barn at Elizabethans,

fantastic club. It's been a long time. It's been a very long time. Very nice of you to have us

down today. First things first. Obviously, you're killing it at the moment. Growing into things with

Sarasun. What does it mean to you when you come back to a place like this? I mean loads of memories

I've had here. I think to be fair, me and my brothers, we come here all the time, you know,

at the weekends, we pass a ball and kick a ball down here. So, you know, it's quite familiar place,

but also, yeah, a lot of special memories down here. Got a lot of friends that I've played with

through the years at Barnett. And, you know, a lot of memories of great fun and obviously the

highs and lows of rugby all start kind of down here, but yeah, it's been a very special place for me.

He's better than you at the media. I don't know about that. No, listen, this has been great. I mean,

people think that I've got, you know, I've got, I've got three boys. We'll get to it later,

but they always ask who's the best, right? I'm not going to tell you who's the best, but it's kind of weird.

So, I first took Charlie to Sarasun's actually my club, which is up in Bramley Road, and he was,

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