Isa Nacewa proved himself in 44 games for the Blues from 2005-08 as one of the most accomplished utility backs ever seen in New Zealand rugby.
He was at home in any position from first five-eighths to fullback and was a useful goal kicker as well. He was another in a long line of legendary Fijian wingers like Joeli Vidiri, Rupeni Caucaunibuca and Joe Rokocoko who have thrived as potent attacking weapons for the Blues.
He would certainly have been an All Black but for appearing for Fiji briefly as a youngster at the 2003 World Cup, thus making himself ineligible for New Zealand.
He left the Blues at the end of the 2008 season and currently plays for Leinster in the Magners League and Heineken Cup competitions.