22 Tries that shocked WORLD RUGBY 

Is this an animation which is produced years ago? There are no contact sports any more in real life.

Where’s Stockdale? Keith Earls?

how about rupini caucau?

I am very glad you enjoyed friend

Haha same bro I always rewatch these videos

Same here I always watch this before rugby training and early on game days.

Thee Andrew Mehrtens?

Shut up andy

Give it a different title then.

'Shocked the world'. Can't have that without Lomu v England, or Sadourny v New Zealand. Kirwan v Italy in 1987 should also be there as should Blanco v Australia.

need the views somehow though

Aotearoa

Wayne Barnes was the second most hated person in New Zealand for 2 years after the 2007 rwc

@@georgesmith8917 but remember the final 2011 the match was for the french but the referee stole the match

@@clementthirion8803 revenge game

@@georgesmith8917 Doesn't make it right at all. Springbok fan here and we have been on the losing side of a couple of referee shit shows that I would simply not wish upon the All Blacks in the name of revenge.

@@Karma-qt4ji I know the refs are human and I wouldn't wish it on any team (except maybe England) but it did sort of justify the shit calls in 2011. The saffas have been robbed a couple of times due to bad calls because they are a physical team but I guess that's just the way things go.

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Minute?

@@tosca007aburrido8 after 1:04

Thank you so much

Same it was magical

Aggreee

Lomu was in a league of his own, it would almost be an insult to compare him againt these guys, and thats why he gets his own compilation videos

Watching any England player get stomped is enough for me

@@madisntit6547 Are you kidding?

And Jonah's try against the French where he sits Benazzi on his arse and bounces off several Frenchman like a pinball ...

@@madisntit6547 "Was it shocking though?" Of course not, everyone knew Jonah's ability by then. Magnificent yes, shocking not remotely.

@@madisntit6547 "I said in the follow up comment" Indeed you did, quite right. RIP Jonah, a phenomenon.

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Me too, I was there watching live and was so gutted. I have never forgiven F steyn for not finding touch which led up to the try.

just mad that the past few years that have not got to crack the All Blacks LOL

True enough but we all know what the All Blacks have got away with

@@bg-rh8et and what would that be?

You’re right of course. Still funny though.

look up andrew hore vs bradley davies. Plus when SBW got red carded bvs the lions it was their first red card in something like 50 years what does that tell you

Who was the commentator who said "Ahh who cares?" when the other said "was that forward"?

@@sepsism138 obviously an Aussie

Wayne Barnes lol

@@EllliotJackRussel1 7:54 another wayne barnes forward pass miss

@@giganicrik wasn't Roman Poite the touche judge?

😆 consistent!

Good vid but I think you needed lomu tries, stockdale against all blacks and couple of kolbe ones

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So was the welsh one. One of the most obvious forward passes I've ever seen. They should invent some sort of television match official to look over these things

look at the talent , not the laws. Nerd stuff in this context

@@willporter4500 The Welsh one wasn't necessarily 'obviously' forward. It might not even have been forward at all, and if it was, it was marginally forward. It is exaggerated because he is tackled as he throws it, so the ball continues moving forward of him. But compare where his body ends up compared to the ball, and it is only marginally behind it. Then, compare it to the last pass in the next try in the video, and you can see that despite the ball clearly going back about two meters, if you compare where the ball left the hands to where it was caught, it has been caught 5m in front of where it was released (meaning, since it went 'back' 2m, it has floated forward about 7m). But, it is still 2m behind the player who threw the ball when it is caught because the player was still moving at the same pace as when he threw it. Had be been tackled right after throwing it, it would have looked 5m forward as well, since he would have stopped and the ball would have been clearly caught in front of him.

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Jonah who?

Thanks

I tried to do bot put rwc tries because i have already made video about rwc best tries

@@GGRUGBY cool ill be sure to check that out too! Cheers

Well that depends on whether or not you know the forward pass law. Even if they had referred that pass by Hook (?) to the TMO, it would probably have come back as inconclusive and the try would still have been allowed. Two things to look at here... 1. Hook was moving at pace and was tackled. Yet the ball pretty much stayed in line with his falling body the whole way. The laws of physics dictate that when the ball left his hands, it would have the same forward momentum as he did, so if it was passed forward, it should have 'overtaken' him. It would be impossible for the ball to travel beyond him unless some external force slowed him down (a tackle from the front for instance) or some external force sped the ball up (wind for instance). According to the laws of rugby, a pass is only forward if it is propelled forward out of the hands. What the ball does once it leaves the hands has no bearing on the matter. This is best explained by the video that has been on the official World Rugby channel for the last NINE YEARS, yet we still see couch spectators using parts of the field as "proof" that the ball went forward and therefore claiming a forward pass. It DID go forward, but it was not a forward pass because there is no clear evidence to overturn the likely on field decision that a try was scored. 2. The commentators are rarely, if ever, right and are certainly not the litmus test to decide the legitimacy of a movement. This is especially true if they are from Australia or New Zealand lol.

15 years later and the north still talk about that clean out on BOD, whats your point?

We will see

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