Rugby player Colin Meads is interviewed about his rugby career, playing with his brother Stan, how touring fits in with his life as a farmer and getting nervous before games.
He believes rugby will stay the national game, despite soccer and other sports beocming more popular and makes a brief statement regarding apartheid and his belief that conditions in South Africa are improving.
He also comments on violence in rugby, saying there is a place for brute force, when applied within the rules.
He doesn't think boys should start playing organised rugby until the age of 8-10.