More than 20 years have passed since Manu Samoa caused one of the Rugby World Cup's greatest upsets - beating Wales in the Pacific nation's tournament debut.
For Manu superfan Ian Samu, however, that 1991 team and the passion that was borne out of their performance remains vivid in his mind.
"I'm 39 now and I was only 15 at the time, but I can name the whole team; from No1 to No15. Nobody was expecting them to beat Wales and then they did. They got to the quarter-finals and played against Scotland.
"We lost, but in those days, the players were some of the greats - Frank Bunce, Stephen Bachop, Peter Fats [Fatialofa], Brian Lima. Some of those guys didn't get picked by New Zealand and then when [NZ] saw how they played for Manu Samoa, they went after them. We were so proud."