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My Old Man's an All Black - performed by Howard Morrison & Billy T James
Television (Excerpts) – 1990
They couldn't take those Māoris to South Africa in 1960. They can now...'cause they get paid! Oh sorry...– Howard Morrison continues the song's subversive tradition, by poking fun at the debate over professionalism in rugby
Fi Fi Fo Fum, there's no Horis in this scrum!– A line from the original song
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