Dom Harvey

We'll get back to some more black stuff, eh?

Yeah.

Mate, I'm hanging off every word you're saying.

It's really cool.

It's like getting an interview on some different stuff.

Well, I mean, there's a lot that we could talk about, but I feel like, I mean, it's almost the stuff of legends now, how lazy you were as a kid.

I heard a few other podcasts you've been on, so I thought I want to go in a bit of a different direction.

Yes, cool, mate.

Oh, thanks heaps.

So, yeah, we talked before about you coming playing rugby and just feeling like a 14, 15-year-old kid, like you had no idea what you were doing.

You had the nickname Credit Card.

But then that first season with the Crusaders went well, and at the end of year, you were selected for the All Blacks.

I remember this happening at the time.

So this was 2001?

Yeah.

And I remember it being a big – I was in commercial radio at the time, and I remember it being a big thing, and people were like, you know, what's this guy doing disrespecting the jersey?

And you sort of elaborate on this in the book.

So for anyone that has no idea what we're talking about or can't remember or wasn't born at that time, what happened?

By John Mitchell and Robbie Deans.

I suppose they knew you had big game experience.