Frank Bunce
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1,017 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 1 Aug
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You know, still did a little bit of coaching and helped out and, you know, played some sevens over there.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, I still get, you know, people come in and I can't speak.
I can't speak Niuean or Samoan.
You know, you know the basics like everybody from out there does.
But I used to get people come up to me and talk to me, you know, straight away in Samoan, just start talking.
And I'm going, oh, I can't.
But even now, you know, I'm proud of my Samoan, you know, the part I have got of me.
And my uncle, an uncle of mine, I was in Niue, actually, and we were on the radio, and this Niuean guy rang up and started questioning, you know, and my uncle, this Niuean, who knew all about, you know, he knew a lot of the history, and it was getting a bit heated on the radio.
Yeah.
So, yeah, he was just saying, you know, how come I can go and represent them, but I'm saying I'm new in, and then I'm, you know, so he just didn't understand the… It's an interesting thing, eh, that?
Yeah, yeah.
The way some people look at it.
Yeah, exactly.
My uncle, after we'd finished the radio interview, my uncle was trying to get that guy's address from the… Who was it?
Oh, my fucking God.
Oh, he was hard.
You know, that whole southern man thing, you know, and he came in because like real, you know, disciplinarian and, you know, it was his way or the highway, you know, basically.
I think rugby at the time needed it because, you know, everyone – Auckland were the dominant team, you know, and the All Blacks had been dominant for years and years and years.
But they had that 91 thing and there's a bit of infighting going on.
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