Savea was huge during this sequence of play. Gets under the highball and taps it back to Dagg, then gets in support and takes a low pass out in front then runs about 40m and shows mad skills to not go out and still get the pass away over the sideline. 🔥👌🏼43:27
Im a hardcore All Black fan and love this atmosphere, the Welsh fans are superb! it adds to the atmosphere, at twickenham you get the 'sweet chariots', in Australia you'll get 'waltzing matilda'....when the balmy army was here, they literally drowned the kiwi fans...it's not disrespectful, its part of rugby history and test rugby...its what drives the All Blacks to play well.....
I called this video up to see what Rubgy is like, and if it's as violent as I'd heard. I fast forwarded past the opening ceremonies and cued to a guy getting carted off on a stretcher.
It must be depressing to get on the field with New Zealand knowing that statistically there is a very high chance you're about to spend 80 minutes getting your azz kicked.
Haka : The haka is a ceremonial dance or challenge in Māori culture. It is a posture dance performed by a group, with vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted accompaniment.
i'm an all blacks fan but you have to respect wales' fighting spirit, they scored their first try and they were cheering as though they had just won the game.
Something a lot of Americans don't know is that Rugby and football (soccer) is based on the same game. That game separated into two separate sports over a disagreement over the rules.
The first try by NZ, class, real class act on that pass from Savea right on the line. Problem with Wales now, is you had your 2 years chance to beat us, now it is back to normal. Your on the slide, NZL continue as normal because they are just quality, utter quality throughout the side.
Alex Totty SA and England looking great though, strength and depth wise. Whatever happened to Australia?. I mean I genuinely miss those games, those close games we use to have with Australia.
***** Australia seem to be on the rise again, not quite NZ, SA level yet, but getting there. English bias here but having won the last 2 JWC I think we could be very strong in the years to come.
Alex Totty Oh for sure England will be strong. I hope they are, because to me they are the consistent side in the Northern Hemisphere. Ireland & Wales are not, regardless of what the Welsh and the Irish will say, sorry but they aint. They have a few really good seasons, then fritter away again because neither side has strength or depth coming through. England do, France should be awesome but for some reason they are not, but have the ability to beat the ABs,lol. Very odd side France.
Alex Totty hopefully the success in the JWC for England will be transparent in the years to come. The game of rugby will always change thrones, it's just a matter of a fact of how long each team will hold onto their reign. In this era, All blacks hold that spot.
Probably because our's practiced from the time they first held a football aged 5. And there's so much depth around NZ that they have to keep practicing to hold their place.
I'm an American. I love how this game just keeps going and there aren't endless timeouts and downs every 10 seconds like there are in American football. I hardly know anything about Rugby... it looks like you can only throw it to someone who's behind you, but you can kick it forward to someone, is that correct or partially correct?
Sorry to disappoint, but I really am an American and I don't know how to play rugby. I am choosing the comment section of this video to ask a couple questions about the game. Let me be very clear - HARDLY ANYONE in America knows the rules or has ever even watched rugby. I hope I can get some answers to questions who are being asked by me, someone who is genuinely interested in learning more and becoming less ignorant.
tfranc347 Watch some of these tries man they're so good ! I just came across it now and damn it's good, /watch?v=Ce4Z0rX-6iY (and fuck you Shel2032 lol)
You can only pass backwards, but are allowed to kick forward. Only condition is everybody must be behind the kicker when it is kicked, anybody infront is deemed offside and can't interfere with the ball.
I just find it ridiculous that in this era of the game you could be yellow carded for a "deliberate" knock-on, but not for a clothesline on a player without the ball. I'm an ABs fan (suffering these days) but even during this era that should've been at least a yellow for Hore.
CONFUSED? It's called a Haka: A ceremonial dance or challenge in Māori culture. It is a posture dance performed by a group, with vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted accompaniment.
Full back is a specialised position. Catch kicks, kicks back, joins the back line on attack, reads the game well. And being the last line in defence, must be a proficient tackler, among other things.
When Wales kick to the opposite half they should kick behind or to open ground not to the opposite team which gives them a chance to counter attack which usually causes problems or can result in a try
All these haters must be welsh hahahaha it's not the Southern Hemisphere fault that we play a better, faster, more intense and entertaining type of rugby where up there you guys win by drop kicks, penalty goals and love kicking the ball too each other down here we see that lame tactic as giving the ball away. Keep up or shut up haters cause the All Blacks, Spring Boks & Australia play a much better style of footy then you guys up there. What
Do it. U will love the atmosphere before during and after games. Once u get used to it and start playing for your club. Your team mates will be like brothers. No other sport gets close
+oeligisgag francis dont bust your ass to get from one side of the pitch to the other. if the ball is on the right side of the pitch and your in the ruck and the backs swing it way out to the left jog to about mid pitch and set up another pod because the ball will be coming back.thats how i save a little energy. as a prop th e most important thing is to be in position and be effecive . if your busting your ass to be everywhere youll be tired and no use to anyone
As a tight head prop Judo and wrestling helped me with strength and balance ,being able to focus your strength is always good . And NZ props can catch -pass with the best backs ,makes you more useful and dangerous ,learn to off-load in tackles too .
why does the Welsh Kick out of hand all the time it gives the other team to counter attack keep the ball in hand Do Not kick it away they must Learn by watching the All Blacks playing F Rugby on videos they always keep ball in hand very seldom kick it to the opposite side
Actually NZ generally kick out of hand more then the opponents. The difference is the quality of the kick. Plus other basic skills which NZ are far superior than any nation
Christ, Andrew Hores stiff arm was a bit off. Don't know if there'd been a few words exchanged beforehand. However, as an AB's fan, man that was pretty ugly. Did Hore get cited for this? I can't recall. It was stupid and risky, we could easily have been down to 14 men for the entire game.
True that! At times a bit of thuggery emeges. Nothing gonna change that! Except of course, the modern day rules. IRB must rid the game of red cards and find another solution.
I'm too lazy to Google can someone tell me how rugby works I'm thinking of trying it out..the thing I enjoyed was ppl passing it and making a lot of fumbles.
basically u field a side of 15 men 8 forwards and 7 backs. u can only pass the ball backwards but u can kick the ball forward. if the ball goes forward off u its a scrum down to the opposition. in which the ball I supposed to b fed straight in the middle channel of the scrum ( but it never is) leaving it to be contested by the 2 hookers. if the ball goes into touch then a lineout can be called, the numbers in the lineout is up the team whose lineout it is and can vary from 3 man to full 15 ma as seen in this vid. wen tackling the player with the ball u must release the ball if ur off ur feet at the ruck. if u kick the ball to the opposition u must let them get back to their feet b4 tackling them. if a player kicks the ball all other players who chase it down must b behind the initial kicker or their called offside. if u enter the ruck at the side u will b penalised. a penalty is worth 3 points and the team who gave away the pen. can only start the charge down once the player has started moving to kick the ball . a drop goal is also worth 3 points and the ball must touch the ground (dropped on the ground) b4 being kicked. a try is worth points with the conversion being an extra 2. if a side is within scoring range and a rolling maul or a scrum 5 is brought down, if the ref thinks it was a definite scoring opportunity then he may award a penalty try which is still 5 points but the conversion is directly under the posts. 2 lots of 40mins halves and a 10 minute break for the half. I cud go into scrums rules but they get complicated and even ex pro rugby players who were greats in their day cant get over the farce that scrums are. although I am willing to go through rules if u like me to. any thing I haven't touched upon?
I'm glad now the TMO can be used to look at things like Andrew Hore taking out Bradly Davies should have been at the very least a yellow but more likely a Red
cuz, Abuelas will get their assistant and they said they will wipe out the whole family if they do not get what they want . . . you should talk to them on computer in which they have learned to get a clearity of what I am trying to say.
Wales are a pretty good team, but they do have a hell of a lot of flaws, about two ago they were dominating the Northern Hemisphere. I do not like Wales as a team, they are too emotional and when they are losing they become a very dirty and bitter side, but you cannot deny, they are a good team. Southern Hemisphere rugby is very different to Northern Hemisphere. There is a lot more interest in the South for the sport. Secondly, Wales is bloody tiny! They have a very small amount of talent to draw on compared to most teams. For the size of their country mixed with the level of interest in the sport, they punch well above their weight.
Got to give it to the Walsh, they mite just tip the Aotearoa fans in support of the national side. If that was the All Blacks losing two in a row there won't be that much of a crowed supporting them in this game.
I live in america started playing rugby for a club at the begining i wasnt scared i was like ima squish some kids during practice a kid thats like 3 foot takes me down in 2 seconds started working on my technique my team is mostly first years i play hooker let me say im the best hooker ever :3 we be playing against kids that are 6 foot im only 4.11
Savea is good on a straight run to the line........But if there needs to be some imaginative play or sensible play, or a play my dog would play....maybe hes not the guy????
Can i just ask, why are all the rugby new-comers watching this particular match? It's not like this is a special match or anything . . in fact the All blacks killed Wales in this game therefore not being the best example of a competitive game. However, the basic rules are pass backwards, ruck when tackled, stay behind ruck until ball is out, scrum lineout and try worth 5 conversion worth 2 penalty worth 3 ...
Andrew Pomeroy I came to this match first too. Having only played literally a week or two, the game is much more free flowing than American Football. I'll admit that the more technical rules are out of my grasp like penalty calls. Essentially, each team moves the ball up the field towards their "try-zone" where they need to touch the ball down for 5 points. Like a PAT, they have a conversion worth two points. To make the kickers job easier, the person who converts their try wants to place the ball as close to the middle as possible of the goal posts. You can also convert drop kicks or penalty kicks for 3 points. There is no obstruction/blocking. Tacklers must release the ball carrier before attempting to take possession. After a tackle, a "ruck" occurs. Similar to a line of scrimmage created by the ball, the teams must enter the ruck through a space created by the person tackled's body and not from the side. So, you'll have forwards establishing a place on the field over the ball and the tackled person will hand it back through to their 9 (i think the scrum half) who will distribute the ball (kind of like a qb). All passes must be backwards. You cannot hit the ball forward in any instance. The scrum is the 9 man packs pushing into each other. The line out is the instance where there is a hooker throwing the ball into a contested area and people are lifted to gain possession.
for a player to do that with cameras present in the stadium, I'm picking something went down in the *ruck* before the kick, as both players were in that ruck and to me that looked like a squaring up shot.
17:02 Now I see why NZ keeps going on about getting rid of the TMO, because stuff like this used to happen and they got away with it. Number 2 cheap shot was a red even in 2012.
+missliketoeat because American football is a rip-off of rugby. Rugby is the original sport of tackling, don't believe me? go search up the history of American football it originated on rugby.
who do you support??? lets go all blacks vs your team lets see who would. New zealand do the haka to say where ready how rude and disrespectful from the welsh singing over top of the anthem to bad NZ won the rugby world cup
