The phrase "Party at Tony Brown's" has become synonymous with Otago rugby, but there's more than just one place where Brown has put up performances worthy of a party.
The All Blacks have a storied history against Pacific Island nations, but there's one name which stands out above all others when trawling through the history against the Island teams.
Tony Brown.
The Otago five-eighth's All Blacks career was a short one - playing just 18 tests from 1999 to 2001, but in that time Brown managed to set some sterling records against Pacific Island foes.
Surprisingly, Brown easily holds the record for the most points by an All Black against Pacific Island nations, having scored 88 points - the next best being Dan Carter with 58.