I grew up and went to school with Christian(Kinney) In Paekakariki. We called him that nickname back then. His Dad was our rugby coach Knew his family well. He had another friend and schoolmate named Darryl Cherry sadly he died very young and if you ask Christian how good his friend Darryl was he will say he was a freak I seriously think he could have made the All Blacks. Congratulations Christian’s on your lifetime achievements proud of you mate enjoyed watching you in you playing years and the joy and excitement you brought us and the rugby world. Look after yourself Your childhood friend Shane Hopkins.
Christian Cullen needs a permanent position on the podcast... he has the old-school swag of the past generation most of us have felt fading... humble request from a late 90s kiwi fan
Yeah hard, I thought it was just because Im from here and that age that today related so well but you're right the ol' school swag, he could say anything and we'd be all ears, but he doesn't, he just talks sense. Imo this one will take some beating, thanks guys, top show.
I grew up idolizing Cullen. For his size, I always thought he was even more impressive than Lomu back in the day. I’ll never forget how John Mitchell treated him back in ’02/’03.
Danie Gerber comes to mind, best center I have ever seen. Gerber, Caucau and Cullen are in a class of their own when it comes to beautiful running without breaking a stride. Nothing between them. Honorable mention for Carel du Plessis, who I didn't get to see play live but did meet.
There was one he mentioned himself, Carlos Spencer, but another I saw for the AB's cut through the whole Argentinian team in a World Cup was Steven Pokere, amazing change of direction. Memories I'm remembering Bernie's Corner.
I’m Irish and grew up watching super rugby and the try nations. Best back 3 ever was Lomu, Wilson and Cullen. They were so exiting to watch especially Christian he was amazing.
Cullen and Lomu. Not sure about Wilson. He was quick but would get tangled up easy and lose the ball a lot. Hit and miss. Cullen and Lomu. Two of the greats
@@poeravalol come on lad don’t be a hater, Wilson right up there and had more than his share of brilliant tries. Held the record for a while don’t forget!
@@twosnakse Um. No. Most of his ries were due to the brilliant go forward ball presented on a silver platter for him to score. I mean, sure, he was quick. Just a lot more errors and poor performances than good ones.
@@poerava I kind of know what you mean, he needed things created for him....he was just quick, had no side step to speak of, needed a chip and chase to beat his man. Kind of a Doug Howlett sort of player? But even still because of the other 2 being the goats... Cullen, Lomu and Wilson is the goat back 3.....even if I wished it had been Umaga at 14
@@weekendwarrior405 Merht’s is one the most hard case smart a$$ fullahs I’ve ever heard He’s good value for a laugh. Him and Gregan going back and forth is hilarious
Amazing guest gents. My childhood hero…. To this day his running lines are extraordinary. I don’t think there is any fullback since Cully that can do what he did on the field…. True legend. From a South African
Thanks Christian. I know you don't like being the center of attention so thanks for coming on the show. You are my favourite rugby player of all time. Thanks for all the excitement and fond memories.
As a South African fan who was too young to watch him, he's one of my favorite rugby players ever😂😂and this is just based off highlight reels. I can't imagine what it must've been like seeing him live.
I was young (14-20) and a Wellington, Hurricanes and AB fan. He's my favourite player and easily the biggest game breaker, Carter is probably better because of his goal and field kicking but Cully opened up a game like no other. A highlight of my teen years for sure.
Christian Cullen was such an iconic player, one of those guys that made you want to run onto a rugby field after watching him play. Haven't seen such an explosive runner in the game before or since. Seems like a really cool guy too!
What a breath of fresh air, listening to Christian Cullen. And don't you just love that old school way....we played heads up rugby, we played what was in front of us!! The game is suffeing from paralysis by analysis. We need more guys like Culley to be in and around the game, to help out where ever possible.
"paralysis by analysis" meaningless cliche. The game is the best it's ever been. All that has happened is the rest of the world has improved their IP and closed the gap.
@@tewaewae with respect, if you think that the game is the best it's ever been.....then I suspect you haven't been in or around the game much, leave alone played it!
All time favourite player. I watched him play club rugby and also Manawatu in 95/96. Everyone saw what he did to International competition so to say he was carving them up at other levels is an understatement.
Great interview. In our household we were massive Cully fans. What a fantastic player, and always so much fun to hear the stories about the great 96 AB team and the legend that is Jonah Lomu.
A core childhood memmory for me is taking the ferry up to Wellington with the old man to see Jonah and Cullen play. Got to meet them after the game. I remember I was buzzing for weeks. Absoloute legends.
I remeber being over the corner in the rose stand at carisbrook watching jonah in full flight with a man fully planted and ready to take him low. 2 paces outhe shrunk himself into a 5ft ball and skittled the poor bugger... the scottsman was in the air for along time and for a moment I feared he might end up in my lap... just incredible that he could do that and maintain balance and pace !...Great interview guys....Let Cully know I live right by the ground in Paekak now and always bring a rugby ball to chuck about during the football matches lest they forget the game they played in Heaven!
Brilliant. Jonah was obviously an absolute legend but Cully when he used to arrive on shoulders after a break or glide thru a gap was poetry. Such a good humble bloke. As a Wellingtonian I am so proud of him.
Cully, still my fav fullback of all time. Watching him carve up the field with such speed and grace, making it look easy, hasnt been replicated to this day.
This guy Christian Cullen is the greatest player to ever run out onto a rugby field. His skill, speed, awareness, finesse is unmatched even now. What a legend. The GOAT for sure
Nothing like a beer and talking rugby. Cullen was a well-tuned Ferrari with no brakes. Made some never-to-be-forgotten runs from fullback that are very rarely seen today. Actually haven't seen any! Thanks for the good memories.
One of my favourite players of all time, and I played against him! I played against him and his brother Shane when they were kids at Paekakariki, and played him again when he was in the First XV at Kāpiti College. His brother Shane was the star player when we were kids.
To this day no full back has come close to the attacking threat Christian Cullen was. The time from 1996-2000 he was almost untouchable, with the ability to sprint at full pace and step off both feet and so strong as well. Truly a legend of the game.
As a SAFFA he is my all time favorite AB player...which is saying something. I remember him scoring against my Sharks team and not even being mad. What a legend!
If someone made running smooth, effortless and cool, it was Christian Cullen. I remember checking the next Allblacks game just to watch how he glides through the field and carved up the opposition. Thanks for the memories legend! All the way from PNG🇵🇬
Cullen could shift gears like nobody else. It didn’t even look like he was running, more like gliding and smoothly changing pace and direction. So hard to tackle a guy like that. Just when you thought he was going full tilt, he’d put the afterburners on and flash, he was gone. Astounding to watch.
Really enjoying this format of podcast, listening to the stories as they relate to games I remember watching. Cully, what an absolute AB great, love the way Marshy and Jeremy interact with the guests and bring in their own stuff. Andy, you're doing a great job the way you set up the stories with your questioning mate.
10:42 I was taken aback to hear Sri Lanka's name there lol What an honour for us to say that the great Christian Cullen's first 7s game was against Sri Lanka
I lived in Malawi 96 and I bet all my SA brothers that the ABs would Win that first post apartheid tour Cullen made sure of that ! I owe him a beer. So good to watch.
Fantastic listening to these ANZAC BROs talking about their Rugby days! What a great Bloke Christian Cullen is, cracked me up when he was telling Eric Rush stories!!
Loved watching Cullen run effortless great runner reminds me of watching kirwan just pure excitement when they get the ball in hand and the big man lomu ❤
You Rock Christian. When ever I need some inspiration I turn to one of 2 things, your highlights or the commonwealth games womans 7's final (NZ v Aus). If anyone ever asks about rugby, I always refer them to your highlights too. I'm a big fat prop, so it always blows my mind. I got to play rugby in the First XV with a young fella named Kelly Shelford - his ability to step people was wonderous to watch. Flick him the ball and let him go :)
The Little Orange - "Naartjie's" in African speak, In other parts of the world know as a 'satsuma' for some others a mandarin. A fair bit lighter and softer than oranges, no risk of injury.
I remember in the 2000s when I'd pick my kids up at Rangikura School in Porirua and driving down Whitford Brown and beep at the Hurricanes team running up and down the drive.....awesome team back then.
Great to listen to Culley. Can't believe you didn't discuss the dark days of Mitchell & Deans and his perspective of the '03 World Cup. WTF were they thinking leaving him at home.
Especially when they got injuries and selected Ben Atiga ahead of Cully and when asked confirmed they hadn't even considered Cully. It was personal. At that point by their standards he was 5th or 6th best fullback in NZ. Well, only they thought that.
I brought his auto biography and that was the best read...when John Mitchell moved him from fullback to centre to accomadate for Jeff Wilson is beyond me...mad love the pod lads Also Cully's stories on Jonah is legendery... Grew up with John Eales Totai Kefu Matt Burke breaking Kiwi hearts.....love and respect to the game always
Mitchell did not move him to centre that was John Hart. Mitchell dropped him outright and even considered Ben Atiga a better fullback option. Such a moron.
1997 watching the AB’s v ENG at the Sports Cafe at Piccadilly Circus and the AB’s turned up post match after the drawing with ENG. Following day AB’s turned up at the Church and Marshall dominated the boat race on stage. Absolute fish. Cracking good weekend that one…
What was your favourite Christian Cullen moment? 🤔🏉
Can't say, but I'm a Saffa and my childhood hero was Christian Cullen 😅legend
Carisbrook 97
How long is a piece of string , IMO the best 15 to have ever played the Game
Try against the Tahs in '96. Simply sublime. Loved watching this guy.
@@MrPhumo That might just be our favourite Christian Cullen moment at GBR HQ as well! 👊🙌
I am a South African, and you have a true legend on your platform today. Thank you.
Absolutely agree Chrtistian Cullen was one of my standout AB heroes growing up as a kid in SA. He ran rings around everyone and scored amazing tries.
Man Everywhere I look there is so much respect between South Africa and New Zealand, makes me giddle everytime.
Cheers mate, you guys are creating some new legends right now.
A true legend 👊
I'm a kiwi and you deserve 50 likes and more 👌🏽
I grew up and went to school with Christian(Kinney)
In Paekakariki.
We called him that nickname back then.
His Dad was our rugby coach
Knew his family well.
He had another friend and schoolmate named Darryl
Cherry sadly he died very young and if you ask Christian how good his friend Darryl was he will say he was a freak I seriously think he could have made the All Blacks.
Congratulations Christian’s on your lifetime achievements proud of you mate enjoyed watching you in you playing years and the joy and excitement you brought us and the rugby world.
Look after yourself
Your childhood friend
Shane Hopkins.
suuuure lol fucking liar.
Christian Cullen needs a permanent position on the podcast... he has the old-school swag of the past generation most of us have felt fading... humble request from a late 90s kiwi fan
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Yeah hard, I thought it was just because Im from here and that age that today related so well but you're right the ol' school swag, he could say anything and we'd be all ears, but he doesn't, he just talks sense. Imo this one will take some beating, thanks guys, top show.
How good! 🐐
I grew up idolizing Cullen. For his size, I always thought he was even more impressive than Lomu back in the day. I’ll never forget how John Mitchell treated him back in ’02/’03.
Darryl Mitchell apparently was fifty at John back then too, didn't talk to him for a while lol
Has beens trying to stay relevant
John Mitchell was a prick
Cullen was way more impressive than Lomu. Lomu was good going forward. Cullen was talented in both directions and was quite fearless.
Never seen a player that ran lines and changed direction at top speed like Cullen, unbelievable
'Like a a hot knife through butter' comes to mind
Caucau
Danie Gerber comes to mind, best center I have ever seen. Gerber, Caucau and Cullen are in a class of their own when it comes to beautiful running without breaking a stride. Nothing between them. Honorable mention for Carel du Plessis, who I didn't get to see play live but did meet.
Faaark man, what a player and gentlemen! Cully and Inglis for me.
There was one he mentioned himself, Carlos Spencer, but another I saw for the AB's cut through the whole Argentinian team in a World Cup was Steven Pokere, amazing change of direction. Memories I'm remembering Bernie's Corner.
Possibly the greatest ball in hand running back of all time ? No one cut it up like him.
Best I’ve ever seen. Demon on defence too
Absolute weapon
Him and Inglis.
I’m Irish and grew up watching super rugby and the try nations. Best back 3 ever was Lomu, Wilson and Cullen. They were so exiting to watch especially Christian he was amazing.
Absolutely agree. Lethal weapons.
Cullen and Lomu. Not sure about Wilson. He was quick but would get tangled up easy and lose the ball a lot. Hit and miss.
Cullen and Lomu. Two of the greats
@@poeravalol come on lad don’t be a hater, Wilson right up there and had more than his share of brilliant tries. Held the record for a while don’t forget!
@@twosnakse
Um. No.
Most of his ries were due to the brilliant go forward ball presented on a silver platter for him to score.
I mean, sure, he was quick.
Just a lot more errors and poor performances than good ones.
@@poerava I kind of know what you mean, he needed things created for him....he was just quick, had no side step to speak of, needed a chip and chase to beat his man. Kind of a Doug Howlett sort of player? But even still because of the other 2 being the goats...
Cullen, Lomu and Wilson is the goat back 3.....even if I wished it had been Umaga at 14
Kia Ora from Germany! I even named my son Cullen! looking forward to this!
Cullen grace
A chicken called Christian Cullen 🐓
A Horse called Christian Cullen 🐎
A car called Christian Cullen 🚗
And now... 🇩🇪
@@GoodBadRugby surely merhts isn't far off being a guest...
@@weekendwarrior405 it would have to be after Cully for sure
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Merht’s is one the most hard case smart a$$ fullahs I’ve ever heard
He’s good value for a laugh.
Him and Gregan going back and forth is hilarious
My favorite AB. From a south african supporter
Cullen and Lomu absolutely changed the way rugby is played. Such a magnificent player .
Amazing guest gents. My childhood hero…. To this day his running lines are extraordinary. I don’t think there is any fullback since Cully that can do what he did on the field…. True legend. From a South African
Thanks Christian.
I know you don't like being the center of attention so thanks for coming on the show.
You are my favourite rugby player of all time.
Thanks for all the excitement and fond memories.
As a South African fan who was too young to watch him, he's one of my favorite rugby players ever😂😂and this is just based off highlight reels. I can't imagine what it must've been like seeing him live.
he was an epic 15. sensational live
Should of seen him play 7’s
When he was in the team I always believed we could win the game no matter the situation right up until the whistle was blown
I was young (14-20) and a Wellington, Hurricanes and AB fan. He's my favourite player and easily the biggest game breaker, Carter is probably better because of his goal and field kicking but Cully opened up a game like no other. A highlight of my teen years for sure.
Christian Cullen was such an iconic player, one of those guys that made you want to run onto a rugby field after watching him play. Haven't seen such an explosive runner in the game before or since. Seems like a really cool guy too!
Cullen, best fullback ever, easily. (saffa)
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Blanco was pretty good too.
@@AIJimmybad Blanco was good indeed, yet miles away from Culley.
What a breath of fresh air, listening to Christian Cullen. And don't you just love that old school way....we played heads up rugby, we played what was in front of us!!
The game is suffeing from paralysis by analysis. We need more guys like Culley to be in and around the game, to help out where ever possible.
"paralysis by analysis" meaningless cliche. The game is the best it's ever been. All that has happened is the rest of the world has improved their IP and closed the gap.
@@tewaewae with respect, if you think that the game is the best it's ever been.....then I suspect you haven't been in or around the game much, leave alone played it!
@@johnhutchins2989 1990s All Black rugby doesn't work in this century (how fucking old are you?). shove your fake respect
Greatest All Black fullback ever
All time favourite player. I watched him play club rugby and also Manawatu in 95/96. Everyone saw what he did to International competition so to say he was carving them up at other levels is an understatement.
Great interview. In our household we were massive Cully fans. What a fantastic player, and always so much fun to hear the stories about the great 96 AB team and the legend that is Jonah Lomu.
Still the greatest attacking player I have ever seen in my near 50 years on this earth what an absolute weapon Culley was true All Blacks great.
Marshy did Kelleher dirty 😂. Great episode lads. Cully is the🐐. Need a part 2.
A core childhood memmory for me is taking the ferry up to Wellington with the old man to see Jonah and Cullen play. Got to meet them after the game. I remember I was buzzing for weeks. Absoloute legends.
The back 3 of early 2000s era for the Canes and ABs was epic. Lomu, Cullen, and Umaga👌
I loved Goldie aswell except he just wasn't a Hurricane
Cullen was the best player I ever saw when I was young man !
Christian Cullen = 🐐 Fullback. His highlight reel is as good as ANYONE in rugby history it’s ridiculous what this man did on a rugby field.
Ditto
Followed closely by Ben Smith IMO
Best back 3 combo of all time i reckon. Wilson, Lomu and Cullen 🤯😍
As a South African growing up my legends werr Sid Going (scrumhalf) and Brian Williams (wing) and Billy Bush, Andy Leslie. Legends
Greetings from Wales. Every time I pick an all time XV, Cullen is my fullback. He was sublime.
Yeah Cullys the best. Always liked Leigh Halfpenny though, he was world class at 15!
Fantastic episode. Really enjoying the podcast. Always wanted to hear from Christian Cullen.
Would’ve loved to have heard more about Cully’s Samoan and Maori heritage. Not forgetting he played for the Maori ABs too
I love this new podcast. Cully is such a legend. My Dad still has a Paikakariki Express t-shirt.
The greatest.
Pure box office to see live.
Growing up Cullen & Jonah were the guys! Running around stepping yelling "Cullen! 😆 Good on ya Legends 🤝😎
Cully knows deep down that he was the last of the old generation. Put up and shut up until you've earnt the respect.
I absolutely agree, you can talk about it when you've done it !
I remeber being over the corner in the rose stand at carisbrook watching jonah in full flight with a man fully planted and ready to take him low. 2 paces outhe shrunk himself into a 5ft ball and skittled the poor bugger... the scottsman was in the air for along time and for a moment I feared he might end up in my lap... just incredible that he could do that and maintain balance and pace !...Great interview guys....Let Cully know I live right by the ground in Paekak now and always bring a rugby ball to chuck about during the football matches lest they forget the game they played in Heaven!
Christian Cullen is GOAT of Fullbacks what a player
I met Cully one day and was surprised how small he actually is. Small body, big balls
Brilliant. Jonah was obviously an absolute legend but Cully when he used to arrive on shoulders after a break or glide thru a gap was poetry. Such a good humble bloke. As a Wellingtonian I am so proud of him.
The greatest All Black alive today on your podcast. Thank you.
Cully, still my fav fullback of all time. Watching him carve up the field with such speed and grace, making it look easy, hasnt been replicated to this day.
Cullen in full flight was amazing, true legend.
This guy Christian Cullen is the greatest player to ever run out onto a rugby field. His skill, speed, awareness, finesse is unmatched even now. What a legend. The GOAT for sure
Watched this programme twice and loved it both times. The Chiefs 1, Chiefs 2 and Jonah story was so bloody funny!
Cully's mind is as switched on as his game play. That combination can be bloody awesome. Great craic. God bless you 🏴☠☘
The way Justin is looking a him says it all what a player
bloody great episode this one lads!
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Very enjoyable.
Nothing like a beer and talking rugby. Cullen was a well-tuned Ferrari with no brakes. Made some never-to-be-forgotten runs from fullback that are very rarely seen today. Actually haven't seen any! Thanks for the good memories.
agreed. Marshy, Cullen and JP need to be regulars.
His highlight reel is the greatest. Unfortunately so good that he never gets acknowledged for his explosive defensive plays.
I remember a cheeky comment that Eric Rush made about Cullen "his head is like a bottle of beer empty from the neck up"
One of my favourite players of all time, and I played against him! I played against him and his brother Shane when they were kids at Paekakariki, and played him again when he was in the First XV at Kāpiti College. His brother Shane was the star player when we were kids.
This is a great poddy!!
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Awesome podcast one of my favorite players, truly an immortal AB. ❤❤❤
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To this day no full back has come close to the attacking threat Christian Cullen was. The time from 1996-2000 he was almost untouchable, with the ability to sprint at full pace and step off both feet and so strong as well. Truly a legend of the game.
Those little oranges are called naartjies. One of the greats. Christian Cullen!
😂 that story about the little oranges was so good
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As a SAFFA he is my all time favorite AB player...which is saying something. I remember him scoring against my Sharks team and not even being mad. What a legend!
Zinzan Brooke - beyond nostalgia - is surely one of the best names in the human story. great player too.
This man had rubber ankles, there's no other explanation. Legend.
If someone made running smooth, effortless and cool, it was Christian Cullen. I remember checking the next Allblacks game just to watch how he glides through the field and carved up the opposition. Thanks for the memories legend! All the way from PNG🇵🇬
Justins point about changing direction at speed plus that handoff is exactly the reason Cullen is still my favourite of all time 15.
Yep the GOAT 15
Cullen could shift gears like nobody else. It didn’t even look like he was running, more like gliding and smoothly changing pace and direction. So hard to tackle a guy like that. Just when you thought he was going full tilt, he’d put the afterburners on and flash, he was gone. Astounding to watch.
Really enjoying this format of podcast, listening to the stories as they relate to games I remember watching. Cully, what an absolute AB great, love the way Marshy and Jeremy interact with the guests and bring in their own stuff. Andy, you're doing a great job the way you set up the stories with your questioning mate.
What a great chat from a very down to earth Legend.
10:42 I was taken aback to hear Sri Lanka's name there lol What an honour for us to say that the great Christian Cullen's first 7s game was against Sri Lanka
That was outstanding
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Brothers this was awesome 👍🏽
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I lived in Malawi 96 and I bet all my SA brothers that the ABs would Win that first post apartheid tour Cullen made sure of that ! I owe him a beer. So good to watch.
Even though he had an unlucky time at Munster I still remember him being a legend and influential
What a great player, acknowledged by all, not only New Zealanders.
Respect
Cully still has that X factor
My favorite player of all time.
I played Full back most of my career, the reason was that Legend sitting right there... Picked up a rugby mag in 96 and the rest is history....
Fantastic listening to these ANZAC BROs talking about their Rugby days! What a great Bloke Christian Cullen is, cracked me up when he was telling Eric Rush stories!!
Loved watching Cullen run effortless great runner reminds me of watching kirwan just pure excitement when they get the ball in hand and the big man lomu ❤
Mate im South Africa BOKKE supporter but man i loved watching Christian Cullen he was a amazing player.
My hero growing up, the goat of fullbacks. Much respect from a Saffa
The Paekakariki Express. Glide to us, phenomenal! Bravo Cully
Excellent show... Culley the GOAT
All time favourite player, unbelievable skills greatest fullback of all time
Christian Cullen… what a legend! Ran our SA teams ragged!
Horowhenua playing Transval - oh for those days again.
Yes! I wish they would overhaul things and breathe some life back into our rugby.
You Rock Christian. When ever I need some inspiration I turn to one of 2 things, your highlights or the commonwealth games womans 7's final (NZ v Aus). If anyone ever asks about rugby, I always refer them to your highlights too. I'm a big fat prop, so it always blows my mind. I got to play rugby in the First XV with a young fella named Kelly Shelford - his ability to step people was wonderous to watch. Flick him the ball and let him go :)
Before his knee injury he was amazing. Unfortunately that kind of did him in and he was never the same.
Cullen is the rugby GOAT.
Loved seeing Cully play, the GOAT fullback. loved this podcast but feel it hasn't even scratched the surface of Christian Cullen.
Cullen was a better player than every one he mentioned.
Christian Cullen with Jeff Wilson podcast would be amazing
Don't think they like each other much 😂
The Little Orange - "Naartjie's" in African speak, In other parts of the world know as a 'satsuma' for some others a mandarin. A fair bit lighter and softer than oranges, no risk of injury.
I remember in the 2000s when I'd pick my kids up at Rangikura School in Porirua and driving down Whitford Brown and beep at the Hurricanes team running up and down the drive.....awesome team back then.
Christian Cullen is the greatest fullback I have ever seen live !!!
Great to hear from the legend himself
Cullen, the best full back I have seen - by some way.
Great to listen to Culley. Can't believe you didn't discuss the dark days of Mitchell & Deans and his perspective of the '03 World Cup. WTF were they thinking leaving him at home.
Especially when they got injuries and selected Ben Atiga ahead of Cully and when asked confirmed they hadn't even considered Cully. It was personal. At that point by their standards he was 5th or 6th best fullback in NZ. Well, only they thought that.
I brought his auto biography and that was the best read...when John Mitchell moved him from fullback to centre to accomadate for Jeff Wilson is beyond me...mad love the pod lads
Also Cully's stories on Jonah is legendery...
Grew up with John Eales Totai Kefu Matt Burke breaking Kiwi hearts.....love and respect to the game always
Mitchell did not move him to centre that was John Hart. Mitchell dropped him outright and even considered Ben Atiga a better fullback option. Such a moron.
1997 watching the AB’s v ENG at the Sports Cafe at Piccadilly Circus and the AB’s turned up post match after the drawing with ENG. Following day AB’s turned up at the Church and Marshall dominated the boat race on stage. Absolute fish. Cracking good weekend that one…
THis was Awesome
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Great podcast!
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CC is the greatest All Black back of all time. Wow