All Blacks | Greatest Tries of All Time 

Completely agree with you ! He is one of a kind !

Yeah I’d put him at number 2 behind Carter as he was great in his prime

No......

Ben from accounts was sublime. His counter attacks created numerous tries that went unsung.

Dagg was class

Dagg prime is it

Dagg is up there with Inga, Lomu, Tana, Cullen, Barrett, BG Williams, Sid Going, Stu Wilson the list is endless line of iconic rugby players.

Campese goose-step rocked.

Yep, was looking for that one. Maybe in a follow up video..?

If the first one is the one I'm thinking - the try was actually scored by Dagg. Nonu was brilliant in that passage though: broke a tackle, lost a boot, and still made a perfectly weighted pass for Dagg to score. Rather soured John Smit's centurion test on that occasion :)

Very true, his running style is so well balanced that it just looks like he glides past defenders with ease

Yes. Maybe serge blanco

Ben Smith was pretty good. Both had excellent balance, acceleration, vision. Dan Carter was an excellent fullback and centre before graduating to No 10.

he is💪🏽

@@huepix wasn’t aware Carter played centre or fullback. I do remember him playing a few games at 2nd 5/8.

I love that. The true greats of the game. Have the respect of all nations! Like George Gregan! Absolute legend and supremely forgotten about as the only player. To consistently tackle/bring down, prime Jonah Lomu...... One on one!

@@t4tio And Gregan upended Richard Loe. Even the Kiwi supporters cheered at that one.

Inga's try was amazing line.

DC is the best of all time

And what a try that was! Crazy how good Kirwan and Cullen were back in the day...

Will do, any suggestions for the next video?

@@RugbyEverest hmm.. this might be a bit far fetched but how about all those two phase tries such as James O'Conner score in 2011 tri nations vs SA and last year's MLR try of the season as well as that underrated Narika Koroibete score in 2020 super rugby AU (you might have to dig for that)

Probably the most iconic clip of all time

I think Cat scoring the try to knock the ABs out of the next world cup was a great redemption for a fine player.

@@huepix ?? France knocked NZ out of the following world cup (1999)

Cheers mate!

It was I said at the time I hope he can repeat it. He hasn't yet. He was on fire that day, hopefully will play like that again

Except where he was tackled by the Aussie full back and doesn't release the ball

Cheers mate!

Yes that is a superb try from a lineout on the halfway!

Copyright issues... :( thanks though!

I always thought that if he looked happy then he was going to have a blinder. Looked like he played on emotion and when he played at the level he could reach he looked like he was jumping out of his skin with joy.

Yup. Some bullfighting tackles in there. Olè

That's actually really cool. Well done to him!

I am glad to hear your .. " dadness " l had that same feeling with my little boy .. He's now 6 foot 4 and a chippy in oz .

Yep sealed the W.C for us

Yes I will try, however the reason I didn't include it in here was because sometimes recent world cup clips get copyrighted

@@RugbyEverest oh i understand sorry

Cheers Simon! Yeah I wish I could've added all those clips, especially Savea's insane run bumping off 3 players on the wing

Yes Australia dominated rugby in the 90s and early 2000s Steve the ghost Larkham and George Gregan were a dangerous combo

Yeah that 1980 Wallaby backline is one of the best I have ever seen. Everyone goes on about Gregan and Larkham backline but they would not even come close to that 1980 backline - Cox, Ella, Hawker, O'Connor, Moon, Martin and Gould! These guys were to slick!

@@thefobbie0034 Yes, the Ellas completely innovated in backline play, and that backline cut the opposition apart in the Grand Slam tour. But I reckon the backline of Nick Farr-Jones, Lynagh, Little, Horan, Campo and whoever else came close to the best of all time.

@@stuartleslie5421 - Yes I am aware of the 91-94 Wallaby backline however they got destroyed by the All Black backline on the AB 92 tour to Australia! Frank Bunce single-handedly destroyed that Horan-Little combination with his tackling! Little completely lost his confidence during that tour - was not the same player! For me the 1980 backline is probably the best backline ever but there are others to contend with: a) 71 Bok backline b) 69-73 Welsh backline c) 74-75 All Black backline d) 1980-84 Wallaby backline e) 1984-1990 French backline f) 1987-1990 All Black backline g) 1984-86 Bok backline h) 1991-93 Wallaby backline i) 1995-97 All Black backline Sorry but I am a big fan of that 1980 Wallaby backline - and that was the secondary school backline that had Wally Lewis as the back-up to Mark Ella!

@@thefobbie0034 Fair enough. Bunce was like getting hit by a lump of concrete. The Ella brothers were plucked out of Randwick's 4th grade to play against the unbeaten Sydney Uni, and Randwick smashed them. Mark Ella said nobody knew how to play backline before they came along. Wrap-arounds, loops, full backs and inside backs coming round to hit the line from different angles and creating extra men --- that didn't really exist before the Ellas. Video of the Grand Slam tour is still classic. The Northern Hemisphere sides had no idea what was going on. Changed the game. And Hawker, O'Connor and Gould were all brilliant in their roles.

Genia played for 20 years?

It was Gregan not Genia!

I remember a time when we in NZ used to get very worried every time the Springboks took the field against the All Blacks.

But he was class for the Hurricanes too

Bryan Williams against SA in 1970, playing SA before they were politically undermined, high altitude, players just as dirty and on concrete. Meads playing with a broken arm, 30 game tours. Both sides with brilliant rugby players and without half a spare team of subs.

That Mourie try against Wales Centennial game in 1980 at Cardiff Arms Park was one of the great AB tries - not sure why that try is NOT on this list!

Nice one mate👍 why don't you go spread your bullshit to someone who will believe you.

Oh did you forget about France v NZ rwc 2007?,2011 was nothing in comparison so if you cheat karma catches up with you hence 2011 what goes around comes around the ABs will always have the last laugh

His tactical and positional kicking was very good

Glad his days are over and the ABs win by scoring tries these days.

@@hannotn - Fox is won of the greatest 10s ever! His ability to direct his team around the park is why that All Black team was undefeated from May 1987 to July 1990 - NO other All Black team has done that! The only reason why they lost was because the arrogance and politics that harmed that team from within - they should have won the 1991 World Cup! Fox knew when to go for territory and when to run it and he was always spot on with his tactics! This present AB team could learn a lesson from Fox because running the ball to score tries from inside your own half let alone you own 22 is causing us to lose games!

The pre TV pre professional era is underestimated compared with the digital mini-tour half team substitute modern entitled game.

Yeah there is a lot of better tries missing prior to 1999: Mourie's try vs Wales 1980 Hika Reid's try vs Wallabies 1980 Kirkpatrick try vs Lions 1971 Joe Morgan vs Boks 1976 Hewson try vs Boks 1981 There are plenty more!

NZ hasn't just done it on other people's talent, we've done it on being innovative and competitive. You could have lots of those Samoan players in a team together and get flogged every week if they're not coached well or aren't happy with management (as has been the case with the Samoan team most of the last few years)

Then they should live in Samoa instead of being Kiwi's born here, schooled here and worked here.

@@novak7970 they can get deported after they beat you up

During the 60s, 70s and 80s there was a massive migration of pacific islanders to NZ to find a better life! All these pacific island players are from choices made by their parents or grand-parents especially in their hard work to educate their kids! These players were able to thrive in a NZ rugby system that developed their talent - NOT in the islands!

That Hika Reid try 2nd test 1980 at Ballymore SHOULD be on this list - that was a outstanding try! Better than a lot of tries on this video! The 1971 Kirkpatrick try from the lineout on the halfway shows of Kirkpatrick's athleticism!