This card was part of a large collection made by New Plymouth boy Andrew Moffat in 1991. Andrew was in Third Form at New Plymouth Boys' High School and playing prop in the school's D1 Black rugby team. He remembers lots of his mates were very keen on collecting these cards. They were purchased in packets, along with chewing gum which was seldom eaten, and they were quite cheap to buy. Andrew spent many hours sorting and organising the cards which he also used to swap with his mates. It even got to the point where they could quote biography details from the back of the cards of relatively obscure provincial players who they could never remember seeing play. While Andrew collected hundreds of cards, the manufacturer included a large number of duplicates and he never managed to collect the whole set. Unsurprisingly, the cards of the Taranaki players were his favourites. Kieran Crowley is one of Taranaki's favourite rugby sons. He played for the provincial side from 1980-1994 and racked up 200 games, becoming the province's leading points scorer in the process. The dependable fullback was first selected for the All Blacks in 1983 and played 35 matches for them until his final game in 1991. His involvement in rugby continued off the field. He was made a life member of the Taranaki Rugby Football Union in 1993 and was coach of Taranaki from 1998 to 2007. From 2002 to 2003 he also was an All Black selector. In 2007, he coached the New Zealand Under 19s to victory at the World Championships in Ireland. In March 2008, Rugby Canada announced that Crowley had been appointed head coach of the Canadian national team.