Dylan Cleaver
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1,233 appearances
7 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 31 Jul
Dylan Cleaver’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And it went to Laurie Mains after that.
And Hardy didn't get it until 96 when perhaps he wasn't kind of the world-leading and innovative coach that he was then.
So, yeah, it was really kind of ugly.
And it was seen sort of almost as a continuation of that Canterbury-York and just differing ethos and culture.
Yeah, the Super Rugby thing was big.
It came along in 96 with a hiss and a roar, and Auckland were phenomenal.
Zinzan Brook was at his peak around about then, and Auckland cleaned up everyone.
The South African teams were involved.
It was amazing.
It was great fun, and Auckland made a mockery of the first two in 96, 97, and they were cleaning it up in 98 as well, and Crusaders, who hadn't been good.
They came last in the first year.
Came last in the first one, and then Wayne Smith...
kind of took over Robbie Deans came on as kind of assistant and they got their act together but they were still massive second favourites coming to Eden Park in 98 and they scored a try with the bounce of the ball and the end goal went their way this time James Kerr James Kerr yeah well done fell on it and that kind of shifted the axis was tilted on Super 8 and that I don't know Clinton Mertens punches it forwards
Yeah, Crusaders have obviously gone on to be dominant, but I'm not sure.
And there was the Mertz-Carlos thing.
It was brilliant.
It was good fun.
Yeah, one was South African, one was living... Apart from that... Apart from that, they lived it.
Great fun.
Also in the podcast... The achievement for me is to be able to convey the real human emotions without interrupting the viewer with the notion that this is AI or not, or how it's made.
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