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I'm from Scotland.. we've always been in the top 8 in the world.. top 4 sometimes...we've never beaten the All Blacks.. and we've been playing them since 1905..
No shame to USA , the New Zealand All Blacks are brutal..🏴🇳🇿🍺
go Scotland, the other ancestors to some of us lol
Top 4??????¿???
@@MrChristbaitScotlands highest ranking was 5 in 2018 so you are correct
We the best 🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
Respect to the Scottish people from Auckland New Zealand 🏴🏴🏴🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
Side stepping is normal Homie 😂😂😂
My Scottish uncle is so stubborn that he starts cheering for England when Scotland gets knocked out. We live in NZ and he married a kiwi but he won't cheer us on lol
Wait until you realise that wasn't even New Zealand's best team selection!
2011 team
@@ashtonveale7958 he means that was the All Blacks bench against USA starting lineup
Lol
Hahaha for real. Thats our B team 🤣
True. The Kiwis played with a school team that only only started playing a week before. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a south African I know how good those fuckers really are. They are very, very, very, very fucking good.
The Aussies not so....😉😉😉
In Rugby, numbers 1, 2, 3 have powerlifting type bodies, for pushing in scrums. No.4, 5 are tallest in team, for winning lineout throw ins. No. 6, 7, 8, have athletic, big bodies, their core roll is winning the ball at the tackle. No.9 is quickest and fittest, passes ball from the tackle breakdowns. No.10 is the main playmaker, usually quick and skilled. No.12 and 13, attacking mid-field options, defensively strong, can be big and powerful or athletic and skilled. No.11, 14, fastest players, steppers, usually positioned on the outside edges of the field. No.15, fullback, usually fast, good kicker, last line of defense, takes most high kicks.
I always feel sorry for the American teams, the arenas are always empty. Those players deserve some respect for even getting out there and trying against The A.B.'s
Your wrong South Africa is
I don't know where U are going with this? But get over urself... Us here in NZ adore Nd will always support the SA bro.Number 1
I’m from nz and play rugby yes we smash them but USA basketball’s is crazy USA is not that bad
It’s funny watching this as a Kiwi my bro. We learn to pass like that from a young age. I’ve been able to throw a good spiral in either direction since before I can remember. I guess it’s like how good you guys are at basketball because you play from day dot.
Glad i could give you that experience 💯💯
I'm English and trust me the whole sensible rugby world cup misses Lomu!
@@staceyenglish8936 I'm Aussie and I feel the same. The man was something truly amazing
Funny it's the same here in South Africa as well
BULL RUSH gave us the the foundations to play top class rugby😜🤣🤣
There is no "dead ball" or "downed by contact" when a player hits the deck in rugby union; the ball is constantly live in general play. The only times the ball is dead is when it goes over the side/touch lines or the ref blows a penalty.
A dummy is just a fake pass. There is a lot to learn about rugby, that’s the joy of the sport 👍
Im new to rugby so is it possible to tell me the basics I should know? As of right now all i know is that the all blacks are really good and that the white lines in this game are the try lines. And also a try is worth points. I dont know more than that!
@@dhruvnarain3948 the only player you can tackle is the player with the ball a try is worth 5 points and a conversion 3
In offense You get unlimited tackles (phases) and the all blacks are the best in the world
@@kalanithompson9766 a conversion is 2 points, a penalty kick and also a drop kick is 3 points
@@itchylungs8345 sorry my bad that is correct I meant penalty goal
2 American highlights bro,they scored twice,first time ever for them, that's huge!
The big boys are called forwards. Their job is to man the frontline and win the scrums. Scrums are when the 2 teams crouch into each other and the ball is put in the middle of them and then they fight or push the opposition over the ball to get possesion.
The big boys are crucial to a strong scrum, a strong scrum is the platform for a strong offence
Cool did anyone ask
Lmao
Actually i did ask in the video
@@fourcanoes4701 that backfired hard
What you called the stutter step is what we call the "dummy", same as before, dummy wasn't his nickname, you might call it feint or fake pass. The rough part was that was the "b" side, everyone off the bench got time on and for some it was their debut. Currently the Allblacks are number one in the world. You should watch Wales vs Allblacks, played recently and see how the Welsh tackled the problem...literally. In New Zealand, we play at a young age through schools. Not to be left out, our women, the Black Ferns are just starting wind up their run for the world cup. It was nice to see them get a caning by the British women, but no doubt, they will rise to the occassion.
Ireland v the All Blacks recently was great as well 😁
💚 from 🇮🇪.
Nah it has to be either the last time ABs faced France in the finals, or the time buck shelford kept playing with a torn nutsack.
“Not that bad, won’t hurt too much”
Might have something to do with the fact that there wasn’t any tackling being done in this one 🤣🤧
Your comment about the Eagle-15 knew that AB-8 was going to pass the ball before the tackle is on point. That's the AB game. . .playing the hand off, take out a defender and make space for the AB player running beside you. AB's play zones. . .I'd advise you to watch SA when they play the AB's they use scramble defence to cut down the hand-off play. . .doesn't stop it though, just slows it down. . .and the AB's prefer to play fast, innovate, attack and exciting rugby. . .stifle that and the AB-15 become a squad of 15 play makers. That's a better game to watch, too.
Fun fact, the All Blacks are the most successful international sports team across all sports. Winning percentage at 77 percent.
I think you will find that might be the Australian Women's cricket team.
@@spocks_ So in principle I cannot compare something with something else that happens to be older?
Springboks are better
Yes, yes, yes, so you keep telling us, ignoring the fact the Boks have won 40 games while the ABs have won 60 when they play each other. @@JesusChrististheway1010
You low key hurt when you found out that it was there first try 😂😂
By "dead ball" do you mean when the game stops? In rugby the game pauses momentarily when there is a penalty or the ball goes out of play (white lines on edges of field) or dead (behind your own try line) or finally if there is a knock on or injury
When people say “dummy” it just means that the person with the ball faked passing the ball to another player and the defender fell for it
Or the president..
hahaha he wasnt calling him a dummy😂 he was talking about how jordan did a dummy pass which is basically when you act like you’re gonna pass the ball but then you dont. shit description but yeah😂
Fake pass
@@tylahkahurangi9015 yep thats its😂
No he calls it a dummy because that's what happened to the defender 😂😂 it is what it is
@@suspect7517 it is what it is
The big heavy guys are the forwards, the beef in the scrum. The quick, precise, play-maker ones are the mids and backs. The really crazy fast guys are on the wings.
Rugby never stops, when a player is tackled the person that was tackled they have to release the ball, the tackler also has to release. But any team can win the ball by blowing over the next person coming to get the ball. With kicks, As long as the attackers are behind the kicker they can catch the ball any number of bounces or no bounce.. Also passing has to be backwards, The game only stops if there is a knock on, penalty or out of bounds !!
I know half backs run flat out on average 9 or ten km per game so their game never stops
17:39 ideally the reason why he carried was because when your in your own 22 metre (in your half) you want to clear it out as much as possible in this instance. So what he did was carried the ball to settle for a Ruck, in which either his first-five (no.10) or halfback (no.9) would then have less pressure to clear it. But in this instance you might aswell try keep the ball with you as much as you can before giving it to the other team who are smashing you 🤣
he did make the correct play, the execution wasn't there but the play was correct, if he passed it they would have lost more ground. if i was the coach and my team was getting smashed i would be looking for players to be at least making the correct decisions
13:25 so with this the Backrowers (No.6,7,8) are your more skilled ball carriers, looking to keep the ball alive (gaining momentum). Theyre the workhorses of the team. The locks (No.4,5) are your main go to for the line-outs, due to their height, and would most likely play in blindside if they could depending on speed. They're strong ball carriers but not usually the ones to try gain extra meters. Like the front rowers as well ( No 1, 2, 3). Strong ball carriers and are important in the scrums. On defense theyre usually around the ruck area due to their strength and body height. This is a basic run down but with living in New Zealand rugby roles is basically changing. You can have a hooker (no.2) that can run long range try which is not really common before. So basically NZ is one of the reason this game is changing.
Fall on the floor 🤣🤣 u had me of my seat bro.
It's funny watching Americans react to these videos 😂
Should definitely do more rugby highlight reactions 💥
Got you 💯💯
Dont be too hard on the usa team. Bro. This our main sport in nz. We start playing this at 5 years old at every school in nz. Check out one of our greats named jonah lomu. 265 pounds and could run the 100 meter in 10.7 secs.
Rugby is fun until it gets banned at your school because the boys want to fight 😂😂
Yup. That's us alright. Nek minute no call ups lol
@@ValHemi265 😂
Love your reactions bruv cant wait to see you do a vid when you get to Aotearoa
These American reacts videos are hilarious
Chur from New Zealand
18:46 yup, that's how I gained interest in rugby. It looked fun to play, even though I haven't played it at this point.
I loved watching this particular game, it's because the USA team were not ruthless even with a loss, they knew from the get go that it was going to be hard, but respect to them for the start to the end, but you have to consider that our AB team are the fittest above all other teams, their fitness for each individual has to be above 100%, and also they have to come with a team mentality and not a I, I, I. Its what us Maori use, in the word Whanau, meaning family, but using the word whanau makes it that much more closer then saying family, even though its the same meaning. Discipline, is top priority, up their with their fitness, for our ABs...
Gotta get that youtube ad blocker browser add on/extension fam 👀 😂
You got to give the USA some kudos, they are playing arguably the best Rugby Union team in the world and they never gave in. Its like putting the best American Football team in the nation together and playing New Zealand. You could that score , lol. Great vid mate
numbers 1-8 are typically bigger players, and slower. they're called the forwards and do a lot of the heavy lifting, and pushing. the huddled thing you seen is called a scrum. the 2 forwards from both teams push against each other , and the ball is paced in the middle of the scrum, and the teams have to push over the ball to get it, or use their feet to push the ball to the back of the scrum where the little half back (number 9) can grab it.
the number 9 is the half back, hes the equivalent of the quarter back, and helps distribute the ball, and typically makes the calls on which direction and which plays to run.
the bit where you see a guy been held up in the air, is from a thing called a line out. after the ball goes out of play. both teams forwards line up side by side, and some one throws the ball in between the middle of them, and they compete for the ball. could be similar to a tip off in basket ball, except the half back makes calls on you to throw the ball to (using secret team calls).
number 10, is the main kicker, he kicks the goals, penalty goals, in kicks in plays. hes not the only team player that can, but mostly does. the little kick he did over the defense line was called a chip kick. also another good kick is a grubber kick which is kicking the ball at the lower height so the ball bounces along the ground quickly, and the attacking team can pass through defense and make some quick ground.
when does play stop or is killed? when one of the team makes an illegal move, is off side, throws a pass forward, tackles someone wrong, and other things that are often seen as cheating.
Being from NZ it would of been awesome too see more African Americans in that team too generally speaking on there physical aptitude it would of been nice too see
It is 'would have' not "would of".
Love the reaction brother. Please check out All Blacks vs Wales ( last week's game ) also the All Blacks play Italy this weekend....be sure to check that out if you get the chance. Thanks!
The reason why it’s called a “dummy pass”, is because if a defender falls for the ‘fake pass’. They are left standing there looking like a dummy!
Used in the context
“That attacking player sold a dummy to the defending player “
Not quite true. A dummy has been used for centuries as a word for a 'fake' or 'substitute'
The easiest way for you to tell if it's dead/out of play while first getting in to Ruby coming from an NFL background is listen for the whistle. Ball and play is alive unless the whistle is blown.
Huddle thingys are called scrums,
If someone with the ball goes out the side lines then that’s a ‘deadball’ so there’ll be a ‘line out’ (what you saw when the guy was high up in the air). They spin the ball because it moves faster when you spin it. The big guys are stronger and dominate with their strength, to clear out the rucks and break the defence.
It was awesome to see you being patriotic for the USA when they scored a try against the ABs, trust me every country does that 😂🔥🔥🔥
If you watch full games of the ABs they'll use their bigger players known as "forwards" to slowly move the ball up the field and force opposing defenders into the ruck, (a ruck is what you see after a tackle is made, if your team has the ball you'll look to bump opposing players off of the ruck to stop them stripping your player while he's down and to allow your number 9 or whoever is passing enough time to set up a play) they're the best in the game at slowing your defense down with the forwards then exploding with the backs (basically any number past 9 is considered a back and those will be your speedier players)
This the best reaction i ever seen to a rugby game 😂😂🔥
richie mo,unga got that fire mullet never seen it before 'till now
That tape around his head is his rugby helmet they dont ware motor cycle helmet in rugby no pads just straight solid
Bro honestly RESPECT! two TRIES and the first and second EVER scored against the All Blacks that's is LEGIT GOOD legit THE ALL BLACKS doing a tour of Europe so far WALES no tries and ITALY no tries USA 2 tries honestly THAT IS GOOD FOR AMERICA 🤙❤♡💙🇺🇸 and I'm a kiwi 🇳🇿 well done USA bro 🖤♡
Agreed. People look at the score and feel embarrassed....but its expected ha. All blacks are the hardest team on the face of the earth to make. So many hurdles for them to out that Jersey on. So disciplined and so much honour in that Jersey. I'm aussie and admit that haha.
Some people just dont get who the All Blacks are. But you have not got ot understand something to respect it. They deserve all the respect
"they got a lil accent .... "The hup's" ... Eurrrr that shit nasty"
Hahahahaha 😂😂
You might want to watch the all blacks vs Wales game froze the other day my bro, and if you do watch some full games you’ll see more, highlights don’t tend to show the work put in to get the points!
Spin is put on the ball when passing to keep it flatter, more accurate and , very importantly, not going end over end, for the receiver to catch.
The huddle you talk about is called a scrum and that’s where the big boyz come in clutch cause you have to place the ball in the centre and see which end it comes out of
Hey brother I hope you got all the answers you were looking for it will help you understand the whole process of rucks and mauls and line outs Srums etc.the ball is hardly ever dead in this game unless the ball goes out of the boundaries of the field. That's why it's full on attack if your team has the ball the defence just has to man up but yeah love team usa and all blacks love playing all level of teams world wide to help promote rugby union it's not all about dominating
that green hat he had is called head gear they use because we dont use helmets like in the nfl so we use padding and it also prevents colliflour ear
"Pass the rock bruh! Thats his plan" SMH! "C'mon man! hahahahahahaha!
Definitely a banger reaction bro! Chur!
13:00 bigger guys are usally put into a group called fowards they do thing like 9:11 "scrum where u push over the ball" and 9:48 "lineout where you lift a player to grab the ball. And they always protect the ball for a new play (they basiclly do the power work in the game)
love your vids!!!
The bigger guys are key to the game, used for scrums, line outs and rucks also well used in malls and these “bigger guys” are called forwards, so yeah numbers 1-8 are forwards and 9-15 are backs
Should check out the NRL Australian Rugby highlights!
Numbers on the back of the jerseys indicate the player’s position. Numbers 1 to 8 are the forwards (the big boys), and numbers 9 to 15 are the backs..(speed and agile players).
This is a continual cardio game. The All Blacks have big players, but they are as fast as some of the backs. Old rugby had big beefy forwards but as the rules have changed to make the game faster, and more flowing, plus more entertaining, especially after becoming a professional game, the forwards have trim down and become faster.
The positive with the All Blacks is , most teams fade at the 60 to 70 minute , where the All Blacks train to play a 100minute game.
But please remember that the eagles are, compared to the All Blacks only new to rugby.
When you fake a pass it’s called a ‘dummy’…as in a dummy pass!!..hahahahaha .He wasn’t insulting the player..hahahahaha
I'd love to see you play rugby.Stepping is not easy to defend in rugby, because you must think of the pass and the truck too
it's called head protection made out of hard pillow to help produce possibility off head injury and to help with players with long hair to keep their hair out of their face
"If I was the haka couch" 👀 🤣🤣🤣💯
Numbers 1-8 are called the forwards pack. They’re usually the biggest and strongest players- their role prioritises in strength and defence whereas numbers 9-15 are the all usually the smaller,fitter and faster players. They’re mostly more on the attacking side and finish with the tries.
Spinning the ball is like a bullet that spins after passing through a rifled barrel,it goes further, faster and straighter.
That’s a nice first try..he blitz through, stepped boom gassed it & try…I’d say that was smooth
Grew up watching rugby played growing up Iconic New Zealand sport
"We not gonna get the chance to watch America in the offence" 😂😂😂🎉❤ That'll learn learn them for laughing at the haka! 🤣🤣🤣
Definitely watch some more rugby bro
You should watch highlights of a player called Jonah Lomu from tha 1995 Rugby World Cup
These guys put their body on the line with NO padding like NFL
Bro it's hard to defend against the All Blacks
That 1st try from the USA was pretty good.
If the defenders try to intercept a pass on defense, and knock it to the ground (failing to catch it) it is possible to be removed from the game for 10 minutes or the entire game (leaving your team with less players on the field)
Yeah but that’s when you do it with one hand if you try with 2 you’re safe.
@@ciaranbrk i mean you can reach with two hands but if it is seen as the player having no real opportunity to catch it, it is a deliberate knock down and can be sent off
'Dummy' in rugby terms is when you fake a pass
For future reference when you hear 'hooker' it is a position held by whoever is wearing number 2
Thing about rugby, I’m like year late to this but he didn’t tackle on perpouse, there is one thing in rugby ik pretty well Is once you are getting ready to tackle you to try time it to the point when you tackle them they lose control with the ball
17:00 min mark his team was to far spread he needed to do that to draw all his forwards together and his backs(offence) to get a play ready it was a smart move just the backs weren’t ready for it
The "stutter step" you mentioned, is what the commentor meant when he talked about a "dummy run" is basically the same thing.
This was funny af man🤣🤣🤣🤣 you definitely need to watch more rugby it's so much more interesting than this match😂😂
you should try reacting to rugby biggest hits that’d be fire
Bro, that first US try was the first ever scored against the goat team. You guys did well believe it or not.
You should react to Jorge Taufua x Steve Matai biggest hits. They both played for the same team and got nominated multiple times for hit of the year. Their nicknames were the hitman and the grim reaper.
The tight five tend to stand close to the ruck... big bodies close to the ball to stop players skirting around the ruck, and defend pick-and-drives from the back by the opponent forwards
aka numbers 1-5
love your reactions ♥️
Number 3's are usually around 6'2"-6'4" 115 kg - 130 kg. Not very fast, but the heaviest in the team. The finishers, or fast guys wear number 11 and 14. The conductor is number 10. He has an enforcer outside of him who crashes the line, and a distributor outside of him to deliver the ball to the fast guys. Numbers 1-8 are forwards. 1-5 are tight forwards and 6-8 are loose forwards. They secure the ball to provide the backs, 9-15 with opportunity to attack. 15 covers the back and is also used to a counter attack with other backs. 4 and 5 are the tallest in the team, usually between 6'0' absolute minimum to over 7 foot. AB's current front line 4 and 5 are around 6'7" and 6'9". Not the tallest in the world, but tall. 1 2 and 3 have their own world, that only they can talk about. The women's game is also mad.
Sometimes players run instead of passing just to gain a few metres, if they pass it, they either lose or gain metres. The one that has the ball has to decide in a split second, 50% of the time it’s The right call
The guy who got second try went to my school i remember him when i was like 14-15🤣
It's about moving forward while passing the ball backwards.
Just like football lol. The bigger slower guys put in the work that doesn't show as easily except to the trained eye. First off they scrum (that big huddle thing you saw) and do line-outs, other than that they obviously play defense and make tackles. But in terms of the “work” a lot happens at the break down retaining possession of the ball or on defense creating turn overs, and never underestimate the need for “go foward.” A big guy who can guarantee even just 5 meters of go forward per carry is very valuable. Lastly the other team needs big guys to stop the other big guys getting said “go forward.”
I love watching people from anywhere in the world react to the all blacks as a Maori myself we play like this with our family we don’t hold back it’s play or stay back
This was so funny to watch and actually slapped the USA in the face, from South Africa we laughed
no dead balls in rugby bro. only when it goes out or a penalty is given
they spin the ball to help it go more far and more clear to the other player so that more possibility of catching the ball
Can you react to Wales vs All Blacks, the game that played last weekend.
The guy you asked "what is he doing?" early on was going for his man (but the attacker fell and passed), if he didn't the NZ player would have just dummy passed (fake pass) and got the try himself.
The commentator wasn't calling anyone a dummy, he was referring to a "dummy pass" or fake pass. When you pass a rugby ball like that you spin it to make it fly straight like the rifling in a gun barrel spins the bullet to make it fly straight.
You should do a reaction video to the New Zealand Vs Wales Match
that was nzs c team aswell
3:45 "that nasty ass green hat he got on" lmao the irony
Fun fact: your USA rugby sevens team are one of the best in the world.
I mean or 6th or 7th, nz Fiji and sa are the top, next is England and Australia, USA was part of that second group bit now days they struggle to bet canada and Wales
Bro, you need to check out Jonah Lomu highlights video,, one if New Zealands legends and one of the all time greats if the sport, sadly died young from health issues, and cut his career short, but man was a beast, and left an everlasting impression on the sport.. the Michael Jordan of rugby
hey if you waanna know possition pls react to: Rugby Explaned: rugby players and positions
The big guys create the space for the faster guys out back, if the defence is actually good. The big guys smash it up to pull players in and create space outside for example. You must learn about scrums, lineouts, rucks and mauls if you want to know what they excel at.