Pint-sized Jet is a keen player for junior footy club Liverpool Eagles. He is also an Adam Goodes super-fan, so the chance to see the dual Brownlow medal winner in person was too good an opportunity to pass up.
After an autograph and a picture alongside the Swans' star onballer, an excited Jet, proudly wearing his club guernsey, revealed he's been following the Swans since he can remember.
"I've supported them for all my life," said the young Eagle. "Adam Goodes is my favourite player and I got his autograph."
Jet and his mates from the Eagles were among players from a number of junior clubs who were part of "The Swans Experience".
A crowd of around 350 watched the show, which is an interactive hour featuring music, videos of Swans matches, handball and skills contests and tips from the stars about how to play the game. There was even Spida's Wheel.
The show, hosted by Jared Crouch, 'Spida' Everitt, Nick Malceski and Jude Bolton, proved that these Swans have more than just footy talent to offer.
And there were plenty of giveaways to keep the crowd happy, courtesy of Sportsco and Westfield Liverpool.
Everitt said the strong turnout showed the Bloods were continuing to turn fans old and new onto the code in a city once known for its rugby league.
"I'm very excited to be here. I can't believe how many kids and parents turned out for us. A lot of them are wishing us well for the weekend game, which is second versus fourth.
"Who would've thought even just five years ago that the Swans would've had such a big imprint on NSW. And it looks like it's growing."
And from the looks on Jet's face, the Swans can bank on his support for many years to come. "It's been great, I've had a good time," he said after the show. And Jet was sure that the Swans will return to the winning list this Sunday against the Bulldogs.
"Oh yeah, yeah, they'll win."
