I've probably seen Kolbes try 50 times already and it never gets old. Seeing Farrel on the grass looking at his dream shattering is just a thing of beauty.
Got to laugh and shed a tear at the commentary on the try by Adriaan Strauss against Japan, that that should settle the nerves and maybe just swing the game in SA's favour... while we all know how the Brighton Miracle ended.
SA Rugby has objectively worked to become more inclusive. If you look at previous teams vs. the current World Champions, it's clear to see. Proud of what we have achieved in the sport for the country
I wouldn't say it has been a drive to be inclusive. Instead I would call it a development drive. In the past there were players chosen to make up a quota. In the current team you will not find any player there cause he isn't the best guy for that position. Regardless of race or background. That is truly admirable.
Merit makes a team win not inclusivity. Rassie is not being inclusive when he picked Kolisie to be captain. He picked him because he was best suited for the job. That's the way it should work. Inclusivity as a term sounds good but it leads to lower achievement
Jacques Fourie against the British Lions was the best Springbok try of all time and you didn’t even mention it. Maybe change your thumb nail to “ A few good tries”.
@@chris5240 yes I realize this when they put up average tries vs Samoa. But the title and presentation of this information is terrible with that title.
Boks, RWC champions, number 1 in the rankings, leading in the World 7s series, and Saffa teams winning every game in the URC, Kiwis losing to Oz down under. It's back to normal, South Africa, the true rugby world power.
There is no true super power except for the best team on the game day. We may be number one but had some embarrassing losses. We need to stop being arrogant because it is surely not what the springboks would want to be associated with.
I reckon DDL showed be known as the "10 Eater", "#10 Roller" or "Roller of 10's". He walked over Dan "the poor man" Beggar and then Johnny Sexpot too. What a legend!
It completely baffles me how you leave out mapimpis try, arguably the most important try south africa has ever scored, our first try in a world cup final! How!?!?
I love how after Damian De Allende scores against Wales in the 2019 Semi Final Pollard just swears out loud. He is letting his frustration boil over against Wales.
These kind of videos are the prefect antidote for depression if you are a South African. One beautiful Springbok try after the other. I dare you to feel down after watching this.
@@nzfreeski hmm it's a bit up in the air. When boks are going well but when they lose to the Aussies I start to wonder :) that was after the lions though. I'm hoping we see a few nice boks get blooded and enter the fray
They don't say it in the title but in the description they say these are World Cup tries. But yes, that was excellent. My favourite though would be Francois Hougaard against the All Blacks.
@@thegulagarchipelago5921 yeah it's in South Africa because they scored their legit first ever try in a RWC final, made possible after England took out the actual best team.
@@willus259 I definitely remember being wide awake all the times NZ crashed out of WC's.😉🤣🤣 Especially by the hands of the French.🤣 Where's the "mighty" AB's now? Last seen it was 4 or 5 on the World rankings.❤️🤣 Keep going! Your doing Great AB's.
Yes, but we also have to fall to rise. I predict a rough 2022 but a brilliant 2023. This is the usual way you know the Boks are going to show come WRC time.
These aren't the best SA tries of the decade. They are the best tries we haver rights to from the RWC 2015 and 2019. The real best of the decade would be a lot more impressive.
