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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Yeah, potentially a little bit of an English lisp.
Both Canterbury and Auckland used Jim Blair in his modules, his grids.
Who wasn't?
Yeah, Auckland had a couple of quite fiercely professional non-professionals, like Shamita, I think they called it, guys like Andy Hayden, for example, who was very, you know, spoke up as a player advocate saying, you know, we're putting our heart and soul and our time into these projects that are incredibly important to New Zealand, whether it's provincial rugby or playing for the All Blacks.
you know, isn't it time that we started to get something back?
And when they couldn't get anything back officially, I think they worked the angles quite nicely on a number of those things.
A lot of iconic Christchurch brands were either downsizing or just disappearing off the map at that time.
Yeah.
I remember, like, Litchfield shirts.
I'm not sure if they were originally a Christchurch brand, but Allsbrook's biscuits.
Kayapoi Woolen Mills.
Kayapoi Woolen Mills.
They were either contracting or disappearing whatsoever.
And what was worse for Cantabrians, especially, you know, the first four ship type Cantabrians, is their progeny was starting to move up to Auckland.
And that really, really hurt.
Yeah, when John Hart came on board in 82, Auckland won the MPC that year for the first time.
Playing a different style of rugby, a very kind of urban style of rugby, if you can call it.
When you say urban, they ran it?
They ran it, yeah.
Craig Green was Canterbury.
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