A great inspiring man.Sooo young yet humble n soo grounded.SALUTE to you SIR.CAPTIAN of South Africa n a true LEGEND..SALUTE to you Siya Kolisi.GREATNESS personified..2023 legends of rugby for sure
When I grew up in the Orange Free State mostly in 70s, I also did not have shoes and much food except lotsa pap, hahaha...My father grew up MUCH harder...standing with his feet in steaming fresh dung before going to school to warm up his feet...Afrika not for sissies...
You lifting that trophy made me believe that although I didn't have a career as a player I can stil chase my next dream which was to be a coach, we don't have many of us in the professional ranks but we've never had a black captain lift the World Cup trophy until you, it's super historic
British people are such an incredible sport. You beat them in the Rugby final but they invite you to their country and interview you on TV and treat you like a hero. I love the English attitude, and I am black South African, by the way.
Lionheart Fitness hid father was largely absent from his life growing up....was an alcoholic. His father was 20 and his mom was was 15.his mom and dad didn't bring him him up.if anyone deserves credit...,it's his grandmother who gave him unconditional love and the school masters at his boarding school who gave him the opportunities to get a proper education and to mold him into the leader he is today.
@@jms9105 Actually his father was 18 and his mother was 16 at the time of his birth. His mom died when Siya was 15 leaving his grandmother to raise him while his father travlled to look for work.
I have family like Siya's dad. It's no big deal that his dad has never left South Africa. I suspect lots of America and Australia is like that. Large countries with areas that can be remote. These are the sort of places where you live in your own world. P.E is so far south of the continent in that going to Johannesburg is like leaving the country it's a 20 hour drive.
EVERY country has people who've never been outside of their country Not everyone has money to spend on flights and holidays I would've thought this was obvious
Well done Siya and the boys. You made us proud. It’s like a snowball. You guys now need to keep on going. Don’t stop. Things can only get bigger. Lions tour up next.
Listen. RSA want to win the RWC. Doesn’t matter if the whole team is black. Rugby is our pride and heritage. I would still scream as loud as I did in the previous 2 World Cups even if all players were black. Something the EFF don’t understand. BUT let’s not bring politics into this. Well done boytjie. You are a true spirit and inspiration to so many. Be proud.
What a legend. champ and inspiring person. The new South Africa has opened up new avenues and opportunities for all citizens to experience and be part of it's change. Go Siya, Go Springboks.
Credit to whole team especially senior players for working with Siya he could not have done it alone. A lot could have gone wrong.... Imagine if he just wasn't supported by the team. Well done Boks, Rassie and Siya usebenzile nkwenkwe... 💪
This sport, this sport community is richer for having a man like Siya Kolisi amongst us. Many say that Rugby is all about the big hits. For me, Rugby is about this: a sportsman who is humble, respectful, joyful, friendly and determined. Siya Kolisi is the representation of all those things.
Be good to have a rugby pundit doing this interview talking about the tournament, the final, the evolution of the team and their strengths as a unit. How they overcame the defeat to the all blacks to become the first team to win a World Cup having lost a group stage game etc.
Im not one who is for interracial relationships.. from what Siya is saying i can tell the kind of the woman His wife (Rachel) is.. woman like you is a rare breed.. Siya is beyond Blessed.. kudos to the Mrs👏
who cares about skin colour r? She bagged a world cup winning springbok...and a good man to boot/ Please remove yourself from the dark ages and join us un the 21st century
@@shauncoleman2685 unfortunately the dark ages came into the 21st century.. Just look around.. according to our world systems and what's happening colour matter.. though it shouldn't.. Siya and his Mrs makes a great couple
Let that sink in...... on a black continent in a black country it took 130 years or so of the leagues existence for a black man to become captain of this team in AFRICA. That is sickening, these oppressors are disgusting.
MrSecondchancebro Well it had to take one particular Rassie Erasmus to put an end to that. Believe me he received a lot of hate for it from white supremacists, he shut them off by winning and winning till finally the World Cup.
@@eduardmurison9358 I have family who live there. More to that i had lost 6 family members from one farm house due to the attacks on farmers land last year. im a dual citizen to both the UK and south Africa. Just cause your living fine now doesn't mean others haven't suffered and you won't. To many people have suffered for the media to ignore this. South Africa is a mess. And the attempted genocide I meant to say is true and can be in fact proven by various studies. I'm glad and let god bless your life. But it's not just crime and poverty there's more to this.
