They say once a Jack, always a Jack.
And that's certainly the case with Oli McBurnie who has shown his support for former club Swansea City by turning up in the away end for their Championship fixture against Queens Park Rangers at Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium tonight.
The striker sealed an £18m move - a sum that could rise to £20m with add-ons - to Sheffield United on the eve of the new campaign, much to the disappointment of the Swansea faithful.
McBurnie has already made two appearances for his new club, coming on as a substitute in both of the Blades' Premier League outings against Bournemouth and Crystal Palace.
But the Scotland international still found time to show his support for former club Swansea on Wednesday night.
Naturally, his appearance in the away end went down well with the Jack Army.
McBurnie scored 24 goals in all competitions for the Swans last term to finish as the club's top marksman.
He left Swansea having bagged a total of 26 goals in his 62 appearances for the club.
