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IRELAND V FRANCE | 2023 GUINNESS SIX NATIONS HIGHLIGHTS | REACTION!
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@MMM-28-28 Год назад

Corn rolls and braids are not a black American thing. Celtic people were doing their hair in that style thousands of years ago. And you are right about tackling a player with the ball in his own try line. The team that tackled him get a scrum 5meters out from the try line. Well done on predicting correctly 3 of the games. You have come a long way. It's cool to see your enthusiasm.keep it up

@Keeks749 Год назад

And Finlay Bealham is Australian 🤣 the moral of the story is: People do stuff with their hair

@MMM-28-28 Год назад

@@Keeks749 I think he could be going for a viking look, still better than a crocodile dundee mallet

@Keeks749 Год назад

@Maurice O'Sullivan hes just embracing his European lineage! He may be an aussie but that's a hell of an Irish name

@garyclarke2385 Год назад

No there viking braids and not American or Irish, THERE FROM WAY BACK TO THE VIKING DAYS...RESERCH IF YOU DO NOT BELIEVE....

@alexh9363 Год назад

Haven’t watched the video yet, so not sure what he said, but I think Cornrows is a style of braids that Africans, and African Americans use. The reality is, braids have been used all over the world for thousands of years, with different styles and names! Let’s not start claiming that the Celts had “cornrows” before Africans… Edit: since it’s a rugby post, come on Ireland 🇮🇪😂

@henryburton6529 Год назад

Cornrows were popular in Ireland before America was a country

@niallyshere Год назад

and NFL sucks also 😂

@acemanington Год назад

The hair braids is very much a Gaelic and Norse thing. Ancient Gaelic warriors had braids in hair and beard for thousands off years. Rugby is a warriors game.

@charliebannon5489 Год назад

It feels soooo good to be Irish right now 😊🇮🇪💚☘.However...Respect to the French team for making this match a classic 🇫🇷 👏

@meriadecdebersacsurrivelie5235 Год назад

Irish players are always dangerous for French players. But matches between our teams are lovely and played with mutual respect. Congratulations to Irish. This year will be long. I hope France will win many other matches at home during the World Cup.

@enomoeb Год назад

Merci ! I think we didn't have a system of play really coherent. The irish team seems to have a really clear plan, they know what they are playing, and they play it really well. Congrats !

@josephjohnston612 Год назад

@@enomoebBon chance pour tes prochains matchs. Un Irlandais en Corée.

@aidandinneen9149 Год назад

@@meriadecdebersacsurrivelie5235 world cup will be huge this year. france with home advantage will be a bahemoth to beat

@celticlofts Год назад

Sean you need to sit down and watch the whole game to get a real sense of the drama. This was the game everyone wanted to see and it didn't disappoint. I was in Dublin that night and the place was just rockin'. Mind you there was a lot of disappointed French fans..

@Driver2616 Год назад

Hey my Brother! Hello from Ireland 👍☘️🇮🇪. It’s great to see you looking out at sports across the world like this. We are very proud of our Irish international rugby team right now. Hope you can spread the word! One thing…. what you call “corn rolls and braids” have existed in Celtic Ireland for thousands of years. And I understand that they have also been a thing in the African American community in your country for three or four hundred years.

@LFire12 Год назад

Always enjoy your reactions! To your question, yes there is no 'safety' score in rugby. If a team carries the ball back over their own try line and grounds it, it's a 5 metre scrum to the attacking team. In this case though Ramos stood on the sideline while trying to retrieve Lowes kick so it was a throw in to Ireland. Can't answer about the 'hate' on American Football, only know why I can't get into it. I appreciate the physicality, the tactics and the accuracy but it's just way too start stop for me (very like Rugby League). A 60 minute game that generally goes on for 3.5 hours so 2.5 hours of stoppages vs an hour of play. Finally I'm afraid your view on hair may be a little insular. Braids and corn rows are not an American Black thing. Braids are ubiquitous to most ancient cultures, and Corn rows go back thousands of years. They were worn in Ancient Rome, and by the Celts, the Vikings, Africa, long before anyone on this side of the Atlantic was even aware of America. There are statues (you can see today) depicting them being worn, that go back millennia.

@patrickbrennan911 Год назад

You’ve only every seen one Irish player with cornrows and you’re looking at him. No other Irish player has ever done this. By the way it’s much older than America or Africans in America. Vikings, Celts, Native Americans, Romans, Greeks & North Africans wore them over 1,000 to 2,000 years ago. 6:53

@LeMerch Год назад

They were worn by celts alright, it’s a very very ancient thing with the celts

@3s6i8m6on Год назад

there not cornrows, there viking / celtic braids which were popular in Europe

@ryanberelowitz7464 Год назад

You can't usually see on the highlights whether a kicking game is working or not. Accurate kicking is what allows "highlight moments" to happen. Most of the games France have won recently is because of their kicking. In fact, they largely lost this one because Ireland managed to counter it/not allow France to implement it. Also these clips were not a good example of the way France want to kick. They want to kick on the front foot (which is what comms were saying), here they were under pressure

@jeanm27 Год назад

Dude, I can tell you one thing: You do You! If you like NFL and Rugby, you can enjoy the best of both. Don't worry about what others think, because people will always hate what they don't understand. Always great watching your reactions, you have come far since you started.

@RazorMouth Год назад

All the Irish in the crowd clapping after the French try, it was that good 😊

@romanutd Год назад

We also sing the French national anthem, a catchy tune😂

@cuchulann75 Год назад

That's what makes this one of the best annual sporting events around. Intense rivalry but with just as much love and respect. Opposition fans drinking, singing and dancing. Before during and after the game. @Sean Tyler TV this was the first one of your videos I've watched but I'll definitely be back for more. If you don't mind a small bit of constructive criticism though, I think that there should have been more analysis given to Atonios horrendous tackle on Rob Herring. I don't want to put a damnper on an.otherwise amazing match, but Wayne Barnes must have been the only person watching that game who didn't see that as a straight red. Even his own assistant referee was shaking his head when he saw a yellow not red, especially as the TMO had said there was contact to the head Barnes before had made his decision. I'm only bringing it up because of the seriousness of the offense, the court cases in both rugby NFL and move importantly (apart from the possible damage to the players obviously) the fact that parents are going to be watching this and seriously think if they want their children to be put in danger like that. So it's quiet literally the future of the game at stake. Ok sorry rant over I just thought it needed to be sail. All in all a game for the.ages and Seán I'll following your channel much more closely from now on ✊

@andyh7777 Год назад

Cornrows have Celtic and Nordic origins also and not related to African styles

@DanCasey810 Год назад

Also if you want to get anyone into rugby show them the first half of this game. I've going to games and watching since I was 6 and that was by far the best 40 minutes of rugby I've ever seen!

@korl8524 Год назад

The oldest evidence of cornrows found are the Venus of Brassempouy in France and the Venus of Willendorf in Austria. Both are between 25,000 and 30,000 years old. It was also the traditional hairstyle of Vestal Virgins in the Roman Empire and was a style for men in 5th Century BC Ancient Greece. 5000 year old Stone Age paintings in Algeria also show women with cornrows. Women in the Horn of Africa and West Africa have been wearing them for nearly 4000 years. Warriors in the Mediterranean and Middle East have worn them as far back as the 4th Century BC and in Ethiopia in the 19th Century. The earliest substantial use in the US was the 1960s and wasn't widespread until the 1990s.

@Granuaile1 Год назад

The Irish were braiding their hair before anyone ever heard of a 'corn row'. Look at the artwork in the Book of Kells (800AD) and you'll see various types of braided hairstyles depicted - including 'corn rows'. Legendary warriors are also shown with such hairstyles - and not just in Ireland. When you think about it, it's a sensible hairstyle for keeping hair out of the way, so it would be 'global'. This 'cultural appropriation' thing really gets up my nose!

@keithstritch1217 Год назад

Finally ..a smart comment..cheers pal..totally agree

@edharding9363 Год назад

We would all watch football if they just got on with it, one team on each side (not offence/defence/kick return etc etc) make the hurry up offence mandatory, tell the TV people to shag off with their ads and tell the quarterback to be a man and take a hit like everybody else. the whole world would watch. Its a fantastic sport for the 10 mins an hour that its actually played. think of how fit the huge men in rugby are, watch some rugby league games and imagine how great American football could be.

@bigscaryman7421 Год назад

kicking and teams kicking strategy is one of the most complicated and once you begin to understand what the point of each kick was, one of the most beautiful things in the game. i would recommend squidge rugby's video titled why kicking isn't boring, it explains kicking, particularly kicking as a offensive weapon rather than to defend

@AdamWager-hv6ig Год назад

Great video man, thanks for posting

@daire1012 Год назад

The only issue I have with American sports is that America invents its own sports (baseball basketball american football) and then call their tournament which is only in America the world championship 😂

@ocodeskamcdbsm Год назад

Something I never understood. A world series etc for teams that only play in America. NFL, baseball etc are played outside the US but as far as I know aren't allowed in the championship that could lead to the final. It should be called the American series etc. In Ireland it like calling the Gaelic Football and Hurling final, the world series final. Makes no sense

@howtz4968 Год назад

Welcome to the world of Rugby. There are no games this weekend but they resume the following weekend. Love from Ireland. PS the hair brade thing is also a celtic tradition going back 10.000 years so no copying of cultural fashion lol but nice of you to notice.

@helixcirdan7320 Год назад

The French left the ball too much to the Irish, they fell into the trap, and there was a finishing problem in several phases. congratulations to the Irish, the grand slam is for them this year.

@xyxyxe Год назад

Great video man, love your enthusiasm 👍

@TheKennyboy92 Год назад

I am a huge rugby fan but also a huge NFL fan. Stayed up until 1am in Ireland and watch up until halftime. What an incredible Superbowl it was, both team's offense were on fire.

@garyclarke2385 Год назад

The cheifs v eagle's was a brilliant game to watch...both QBs had the game of their lives and separated buy a field goal...

@TheKennyboy92 Год назад

@@garyclarke2385 Yeah compared to other Superbowls it was an instant classic.

@Coreylahey1000 Год назад

In Ireland as well. Intended to go to bed after the 1st quarter... then get up early... didn't happen (couldn't leave that game)

@lukeyboyabbott1499 Год назад

braids and stuff come from the vikings and the celts bro 😎

@DP-cd5wr Год назад

cornrows were very much an Irish thing long before America was even a country. That said great vid!

@Natedawg38 Год назад

A lot of arguments about cornrows on here...ANYWAY back to the game. Yes it was the greatest 6 nations game in living memory, great to see USA watching it and enjoying it. Wish America had a stronger rugby team it would be so good for the game. This 6n is tighter than I thought with scotland doing so well. France is number 4 in the table! Holy hell

@paulfitzgerald8472 Год назад

No game this weekend they have a well earned break then it starts again the following weekend

@thomaspollock5709 Год назад

Good stuff pal thanks from Ireland

@ocodeskamcdbsm Год назад

You should watch johnny sexton during the Ireland's Call anthem. He could barely keep the tears away. Apparently that week, ex players, including Brian O Driscoll, who made a documentary, called Shoulder to Shoulder, spoke to the team about the history of rugby on the Island of Ireland and how difficult it was for players from Northern Ireland who played on the national team during the "troubles". It's a definite must watch. It gives you an understanding of why Ireland's call is important and how Rugby was inspiring especially during those dark times

@eoinstechhobbychannel-eoin6609 Год назад

Great response 👍😉☘️

@kieranthompson8103 Год назад

I love seeing your rugby awareness growing, understanding of what's happening. Glad you're loving the sport! hopefully it can grow more in the states!

@IrishInsomniac76 Год назад

I am Irish but live in Canada. I watched the SuperBowl and it was a great tight competition. Good story with the 2 brothers playing against each other and the baby bump in the middle :)

@garyclarke2385 Год назад

That's some stiff arm play by the Irish player...watching it again is brilliant 👏

@braambezuidenhout9550 Год назад

Bro france kick the ball all the time you have to remember you’re watching 14 minute highlights of an 80 minute game I hear what you’re saying about them holding onto the ball but what they do is kick the ball form a defensive line wait for the other team to run it back turn it over and attack when the opposition defense is unorganised and in their attack shape

@keltiquewood Год назад

This is potentially the quarter final of the World Cup in September too! :-) #COYBIG #Ireland

@matthieu5697 Год назад

It is because France's strength is running and carrying the ball within chaos that they need to kick it a lot. Against defences as well organized as Ireland, carrying all the time would be hitting a brick wall. Kicking may have many objectives but in the case of France, they often kick back and forth until the forwards who try to stay on side get tired, slightly out of position and runners like Penaud can spot some gaps and go for it.

@hermandobernardes722 Год назад

From a Brit point of view, because American sports have multiple timeouts, it's geared for TV. Sports in the US seems to be about reaching mass audiences so it can maximise advertising revenue. That's why in the US, Rugby and Football will never gain mass traction. There's no way US TV networks can wait 40/45 min before they can promote a product/ service / sponsership. NFL is a great sport, though complicated when you get into the nitty -gritty of all the plays (like a game of chess!!) but then that's what makes it intrieging Superbowl - Chiefs vs Eagles was a great game, I enjoy the commentary with all the interesting insights. I follow the Pats, and when I visited an old school buddy who emigrated to Boston, we watched a Pats vs Cheifs game, my god it was a great game watching Brady & Mahomes in action, fantastic experiance.

@anonymouse1593 Год назад

“Cornrows” or tight braids close to the scalp are not just a traditional North African hairstyle. Native Americans, Greeks, Romans and Celtic (Irish) art have depicted people in cornrows as long as 1,000 years ago.

@oisinmccarthy8717 Год назад

I’m Irish and I think American football is a great sport

@cheiftain732 Год назад

As a irishman i feel weird . I like underdog status but we seem to be working so well . Even youngbloods are so well drilled

@davet6079 Год назад

The underdog mentality needs to go in the bin. It's time.

@rory6984 Год назад

@@davet6079 I feel like people are afraid that as soon as we get slightly cocky we'll be beaten

@davet6079 Год назад

@@rory6984 Couldn't agree more. But there's a huge difference between cocky and confidence.

@Forest9528 Год назад

Quick note while yes cornrows and braids are usually thought of as African American style they actually aren't. You can trace them all the way back to ancient celtic people (aka the irish and surrounding areas) a few thousand years ago. Also the guy with the cornrows is Australian so ultimately the lesson is that people do their hair in styles that they like

@visualflights4573 Год назад

I'm South African Springbok rugby fan from Cape Town and I do watch NFL when I can. I travel a lot from South Africa to the USA and my USA friends learned the game to me. Once you understand it it is fun to watch.

@gordonslambsauce7035 Год назад

Cornrows are also a Celtic thing from thousands of years ago bro, great video 👌

@beriandavies2111 Год назад

Big fan of the NFL here, and Superbowl LVII will be talked about for many years to come. It didn't disappoint. A great game. College football is great to watch too.

@tommartin7333 Год назад

Finlay takes his hair fashion from Vikings as in the series .Ragnar loftbrook put them in before battle.Porter also a Vikings fan.

@patricksweeney1187 Год назад

Watched the second half of the Super Bowl and really enjoyed it!

@eileenmcdonnell1549 10 месяцев назад

From Ireland love the show ❤

@desg7293 Год назад

Also enjoying watching you grow into this sport 👍🏻 and yep .. no one should diss other people’s sporting passions… each to their own

@barryclarke8101 Год назад

Irish and love NFL...love rugby more though!!....love these type of shows...people unfamiliar with a sport watching it to get their reactions..!!

@MichaelQuinlan207 Год назад

Awesome Super Bowl! Couldn’t understand all the pundits going for Philly. Ireland looked great, hopefully can go all the way now.

@rymic72 Год назад

You should try watching hurling.

@alja2199 Год назад

Love having you back on RU-vid bruh There's a RU-vidr Squidge rugby who describes kicking tactics in a lot of detail, but they kick a lot because it disorganises the opposition defence. They kick back and forth in a chess battle and then wait for the other team to make a mistake and then attack when the defence fuck up. The Penaud try is because Ireland try to chip and chase, miss the ball and the defence are drifting (hips turned and momentum too far towards the touchline) when they try to tackle Penaud, so he can step inside and make 30m. Then there's no organisation so it's easy to offload back to Penaud. Kicking is tedious, but it's a bigger picture game tactic across 80 minutes. It also tires out the forwards who run back and forth watching the kicking, and the backs who have to defend the kicks

@tadpole1492 Год назад

Absolutely love American football Sean! Great game. Amazing game sets! 2 amazing sports ❤️

@kerrysupporter Год назад

I watched first half of Super Bowl . Kansas we’re lucky

@philipjones1644 Год назад

Ireland confirmed their number 1 team in the world status. Great game. Super Bowl great too this year. I follow the Bears for my sins who had an awful season but get the first pick in the daft. Need to find a better o line to help out Justin Fields.

@RobinJohnstonphotography Год назад

I love American football. I was a fan of the Atlanta Falcons as a kid.

@rudidedog243 Год назад

Hi Sean I like your channel and just subscribed, with regards to American Football I am a fan of the game and live in Ireland, usually holiday statside in the autumn and sometimes catch an opening game (the 49ers) and got to say watching it live is fantastic. The problem we have this side of the Atlantic is the amount of time it takes up, too many ad's, too much analysis and more recently too much politics. With rugby it's 40mins play, 10 mins halftime and 40mins play again and then time for the pub for some adult beverages As for the cornrows people in these islands have been plaiting hair going back to Celtic times 1000 BC, long before we even heard of Black Men, the Irish word for Black Man is actually Fear Gorm which means Blue Man.

@LiamSweeney-mt4ol 10 месяцев назад

The kicking is a crucial part when frace scored cause it disorganised the defence

@johnwilson5743 Год назад

What you call "Cornrows" the Celts have been doing for a couple of thousand years!

@daire1012 Год назад

Kicking is the most important thing in rugby, kicking and a high work rate are why ireland are doing so well right now

@cheiftain732 Год назад

Best first half in a long time war

@jasonwall5012 Год назад

6:10 it's not only an American black thing... the Irish were doing this back in the celtic times...

@brendanoreilly2014 Год назад

I like the best bits of NFL. But when I went to a game there was so much time sitting there just waiting for the next play... because of commercials on tv. It took over 3 hours to play about 15 minutes of actual play!

@markchristopher2373 Год назад

Thanks Sean. I think the difference between NFL and Rugby is the necessity in Rugby to recover and defend mishaps on the fly in rugby. NFL defense is a little more formalised. That being said, I have always loved NFL and AFL because of the chess-like intricacies involved. I am Irish, but I arrived in the US with my family back in the 60s and was gobsmacked by the experience. 1ove

@tristankeuning Год назад

To your point at the start about being tackled in his own goal line. The game stopped there because the player was actually out. If you are tackled in your goal line it is a 5m scrum for the attacking team.

@chrismattravers5434 Год назад

Both top teams - check out the French in the England France game ...c'est magnifique.

@lukeyboyabbott1499 Год назад

i love american football bro 😎 and there is a lot of people outside of the usa watch the nfl :)

@fabiov8412 Год назад

The kicking thing and wait for team to make a mistake thing you were talking about is the SpringBoks game plan

@BadDubII Год назад

You know Vikings and Celtic people thousands and thousands of years ago had their hair that way right? lol

@fingolfin6603 Год назад

Hey man… curious who you got for the World Cup this year? Very interested in a neutrals opinion :) keep well, love the reactions

@neddunn8731 Год назад

Hi love your reaction video's spot on your knowledge is getting good, the corn rolls thing is part of our ancestors history also, keep up your good work on your channel, big love from Ireland 👍🇺🇸👋

@garyclarke2385 Год назад

I'm the same as you man, don't understand if you like one and not the other, only thing i think is the amount of stops, ie superbowl half time, I learned the strategy from playing madden, when you play that game you get better understanding of the QB and the quick 1 step, 2 step throw to a longer maybe 5 step throw...then you change up and play a run formation but throw instead...on defense I go man v man 1st 2nd ,blitz 3rd, or the complete opposite.. You learn quickly from the game...but I started watching when cam Newton was playing for auburn, Andrew luck, jonny manzeil....

@brianhourigan Год назад

Was at the game, first half was best game I was ever at.

@0westdude Год назад

I love rugby but I do like NFL and even NHL contact sports is just great all together

@jamiewest4701 Год назад

Just found your channel. It’s great to hear your take on it. Regarding the kicking the ball all the time, it’s a very tactical thing. Like in tennis you’re trying to move your opponent around so you leave space to use later. There’s a channel on RU-vid called Squdge Rugby. It’s great. Talks about the tactics of kicking. Worth a look

@rushen6803 Год назад

this was some crazy rugby. ireland looking good (as a springbok supporter - rwc, going to be insane!!!)

@desg7293 Год назад

Teams that seem to be kicking away possession too much ! Normal y means that they are simply under too much pressure and are out of options

@Ronocos Год назад

Watched the Superbowl, great game but the hail mary at the end was hilarious. Hurts has the throwing arm of a toddler. I think the reason people don't like American Football is how long a game can take with all the stopages and then the TV advertisements, in Europe TV advertisements don't work that way so it's very unnatural for us to see that many and I think it turns people off.

@johnmichaelwhalen1648 Год назад

We dont hate on American Football it's just that some people have to go to bed its on too late for some people 😉

@grand_robespierre Год назад

Thank you Mr BARNES

@karlosdeevs Год назад

your welcome😢

@gerryadams9868 Год назад

The celts have had that hairstyle for hundreds of years history is skewed

@celticlofts Год назад

No games this weekend unfortunately, the next games start on the 25th Feb.

@patrickcycles Год назад

I love seeing Americans getting into the 6 nations! The Americans are starting to get and understand the rest of the English speaking world now more and more

@tommalone8026 Год назад

if you look at the video again where france player caught the ball but moves to one side to pass on the other side. It was deemed out of play the same with NFL in keeping the ball inside the field line.

@keltiquewood Год назад

I watched the Super Bowl Sunday night/Monday morning. To create American football - the Americans took rugby and added too many rules and waaay too many advertisements!!! ;-)

@TonyODonnell Год назад

Its great to see black Americans following sports outside of their own country, and most Americans know nothing except the bubble they live which is called America, and to the point of your frustrations seeing an Irish Guy with Corn Rolls and Braids, this is a WHITE thing, a Celtic thing, and the Celtics originated circa 1500 BC, which was 2,119 years before a black person stepped foot in America, and immigrants brought everything to America, and American football is boring, the players look like they are going into battle but they have virtually no contact, the game is too easy to play and that's why no other country in the world plays or watches American Football, and Ruby is played in around 16 African nations. but hey, when I see Black Americans on TV with braided hair, it reminds me of home..............

@blinkspacestudio8892 Год назад

I totally agree about the amount of kicking. I understand that you can gain territory but you CANT get scores if you dont have the ball. If you kick it to the other team they will most likely just come back and get it over the try line. That is what I have seen anyway. France used to be like that, they would get the ball and run at the opposition....and get a try. It was scary. But now Ireland are doing this.

@eoinmacantsaoir811 Год назад

You can kick the ball tactically to stretch the other team out of their shape. Whether they run it back or kick it back their forwards are all offside. Do it a few times and their defensive line might get all muffled up. This all creates space so that if you run at them a couple of phases later you have more space to run into

@tommymurphy1054 Год назад

hi from ireland

@raybo64 8 месяцев назад

No. The two point thing is notbin rugby football. The reason James Lowe's kick down the line was effective is that the French player put his foot un touch (on the line) while holding the ball. That becomes a line ball to Ireland.

@raymondfelle Год назад

The man with the corn rolls is actually from Australia so maybe its an Australian thing too.

@Coreylahey1000 Год назад

The Superbowl was great. Fairly popular here among a lot of folk (Ireland). The rugby weekend was class. A lot of people who dislike either (or both sports) probably know next to nothing about it

@keithstritch1217 Год назад

Corn rows where worn by celtic tribes 5 thousand years ago bro. it ain't a black thing..its an IRISH thing

@cathalodiubhain5739 Год назад

The two best teams in the world going at it.

@ocodeskamcdbsm Год назад

It's not that people necessarily hate, NFL, it's more it's hard to watch a game that is technically 60mins of play but takes 3-4 hours to actually play. There is stoppages in every sport but taking that long to play a game is hard. If they cut down the length of time it took to play the game, I think you would get a lot more international supporters. The amount of players needed to play the game is also staggering. Having 48 dressed players per game and unlimited substitutes is extremely strange especially when you watch rugby and see the intensity and physicality it requires.

@cheiftain732 Год назад

Celts used platts before they knew america existed .

@conorpp1 Год назад

Superbowl was an awesome game.

@jordieg-us4ee Год назад

There's pubs on my road that are older than America, other country's most certainly did "cornrows" first

@IrishInsomniac76 Год назад

There is no rugby equivalent to a safety in NFL. In that play the French player had already stepped into touch on the line before he passed it to Dupont so it was a line out to Ireland. Good job with your channel BTW