NZ v. Wales. Watt's dropped goal clinches the international match at Cardiff Arms Park.

Now retired and living in Linden, Mr Bruce Watt played eight tests and 21 matches for the All Blacks from 1962 to 1964.

His team mates included some of the greats of the game, such as Wilson Whineray, Colin Meads, Kel Tremain, Brian Lochore and Don Clarke.

But he acknowledges the game has changed since he hung up his boots more than four decades ago - mostly for the better. “Rugby now is a better game than we played. It’s more free-flowing.”  More