A proud moment for PNG Rugby legend, Adrian Lam, as he arrives in the country to see his son Lachan Lam lead the PNG LNG Kumuls out against the Cook Island on home soil this Sunday 3rd November at the Santos National Football Stadium, Port Moresby. Lachan Lam was named PNG LNG Kumuls captain for this Sunday's Pacific Bowl match against the Cook Islands in the Pacific Championships, and to witness on game day, will be none other than father/coach, former Kumuls Captain Adrian Lam. "He's been named captain this weekend for the PNG Kumuls, which is a massive honor for him. I know how important that will be for him and a proud moment for our family," Lam said. In an exclusive interview with PNG HAUSBUNG, the legend confirmed that he will be flying in on Friday from England to attend this Sunday’s Pacific Bowl match. Lachan Lam, 26, was named captain for the PNG Kumuls side due to Rhys Martin's injury picked up from their previous match against the Fiji Bati. Following in his father's footsteps, Lachan is not only playing international rugby league but as a half-back and five-eighth for his father's beloved NRL club the Sydney Rooster in the 2020 season before moving to Super League club, Leigh Leopards where now Lachan is currently playing his best footy with his father Adrian as the Head Coach. "Yeah, I think there's been a few moments over the last couple of years, probably the one that stands out the most is him playing for the Kumuls. You know, it is obviously something I did when I was younger, and to see him representing PNG at that level has been a proud moment for me and the family." When asked about their relationship and how they manage in a professional setting, Lam said, "When I am coaching, you know, we have a good working relationship there. He respects me, understands me, and adds to my coaching side. We have been doing it together. I've coached him since he was five years old." "I just want him to have no regrets with his career and how he plays each week, really." “He is a very professional player, the way that he looks after his body and his mind. And during the week, his preparation is second to none." When asked if Lam had plans to coach the PNG Kumuls again in the future, the legend did not shy away. “It is something I will seriously consider because it is obvious that I am deeply passionate about Papua New Guinea and the Kumuls, as I had done a lot with the team in the past to bring it to where it is and yes, coaching Kumuls again is something I dream of doing in the future."