U.S. Soldier Reaction : All Blacks Vs U.S.A. Eagles Soldier Field! Greatest Rugby Teams of All Time
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What is up ya'll thank you so much for watching don't forget to Comment What you would like see me react to next! In today's episode a U.S. soldier reacts to the New Zealand All Blacks vs U.S.A. Eagles Rugby match On Soldier Field in Chicago Illinois U.S.A. I had no idea the New Zealand All Blacks came to America and played our U.S. Rugby team in a match on Iconic Soldier Field. Thank you all for recommending me this match even though the U.S. team is no where near the superior rugby prowess of the New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Squad, it is still very entertaining to see how far America has to go to catch up with the rest of the world on the rugby stage.
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Bro! What’s good? I’ve been watching you since forever! Thanks for coming thru!
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Lol sup bro
Yoo chur
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Imo the ABs are on another level, that's not easy to say because I'm Australian lol
Lol I know how that feels! No shame in recognizing greatness when you see it tho!
Were. Not so much anymore. Hard to fight the big money up north. They’ve bought our players and coaches for so long it’s starting to make a difference.
@@MalevolentMonkeyGod yeah I understand, sux for sure
australia beating the all blacks is like NZ trying to beat any team of australian rules teams in victoria ( even a school boys team )
@@keithmitchell3282 well australian rules is purely played in Australia usually, totally different rules. its like saying, oh this guy is good at golf, but he cant beat a baseball player at the sport they have played for way longer
in the usa this is a sport ..in new zealand it is a religion.
I respect that.
I'm not a fan of the religion tag, it's more a way of life, NZ is a small place and the men who broke this country in were tough, fit and smart. Rugby was the perfect fit and so rugby clubs became the focal point in our small towns and communities, we all knew an all black or two as kids, men who beat the world in arguably the toughest team sport in the world, they were heroes to us, back in the last century when the all black legacy was forged NZs population was 3 million ish.
@@petermacpherson7146 It was a lot smaller than that. The pop about 1900 when the first national touring sides left to play overseas was only about 1 million. t
@@user-uy6uc5ey5q yes you are right, but I was talking about the 60s when the all black brand was really installed, proved our earlier success wasn't just because of the times.
@@petermacpherson7146 We didn't get to 3 million to 1973 - www.stats.govt.nz/news/new-zealands-population-passes-5-million#:~:text=The%20resident%20population%20of%20New,years%20after%20the%20second%20million.
Finally someone that doesn’t pause every 5 seconds
USA is getting really good at Rugby Sevens.
Very true from a kiwi 🥝
Yes they are, Carlin isles & Perry baker are lucky they didn't play against Jonah.
That they are👍
Gerald Spooner sevens is a different kettle of fish cuzzy
Appreciate you man - some Americans keep on with the 'Yea but football hits harder, football moves faster'. 2 different skill sets. This was great to watch. Hehe - diehard South African 'Bokke fan here. And the All Blacks is one of the only teams we fear and respect in equal measure 😁😎
PS - if you want to see a truly epic haka search for a vid of them against Tonga. this will get you to the right vid: haka nz vs tonga
Ahh thanks! Yeah you’re right as well to very different skill sets for sure America can’t compete quite yet but soon we will be right up there with you guys in this rugby game! And thanks I will definitely look thank haka up right now!
Goes both ways my friend....anyone who underestimate the 'boks is in for a lickin'.....
I can never get enough of the hakka and I’m South Africa 🇿🇦
michael nyman there’s just something about it right? I can never get enough either
Don't feel bad, the All Blacks kick the behinds , of all the Other Rugby Nations . We Aussies don't have a easy time either !!
Silmarien Prince ah thanks! At least you guys can show up and compete with the All Blacks, the US got a proper trampling on American Soil lol
Don’t worry little Aussie, if ya keep watching us & eat ya begs like mum says.. you’ll get close👍
South Africa says wassup 😚😚
@@sarahkekana7850
Not you lot😞 I got tricked n married an SA 👸 who bosses me around all day🤫😉, now her entire family and mates are all here..., I have to learn another language.., go to really bad restaurants including the Spur🙄😉 where they all oooh n arrr over really average food... all they do is talk about how poor they were back home n the good old days.., like borie rolls😡.. & the only time they bet us.., by poisoning us.. place is full of them ... all be nice... but we all know..... that shortly they’ve got your seat & the remote.. and make out that you’re an uncultured kiwi.., you’re lucky to have her.... I remember @ the wedding.. her uncle said to me that the only thing tougher than a Dutchman is her wife.., I’m dooooomed🥺
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I do like your country though a the cute friendly animals👍 & that they were all not hungry that day👍
USA knows how to do sports for sure. So wanna see them join us more in international rugby. They're player pool could be enormous one day!
@Ivan Fenton mate, their cardio is shit wouldn't last 5 minutes without infomercials giving them a rest ..
Ivan Fenton if by a few years you mean 500 years then yeah
Rugby: a game where an actual 'touch down' does really happen! ;)
I was down on the pitch for this Haka, it was fucking epic, my heart was racing! I took photos in the second half and got to see Dan Carter put on a clinic.
Wow that must have been remarkable! I could only imagine being in your shoes for this one!
Cheers for reacting to my vid!
Thank you for making such a great video I appreciate it
Americans comentating rugby is priceless. Lol
Those commentators were so cocky at the start and then by the end they were like "...."
Right dude I watched whole thing was painfull
@@joeypotter6051 laughing so hard at the start as I was thinking... "Oh you poor things, you have no idea who you are up against do you?" 🤣
Having lived in States for a while as a rugby fan and having visited Japan a bit for work, the US does have large structural issues they need overcome. Though there are a lot clubs and players in the US but its very atomised and the clubs lack resources to build even halfway decent regional competitions. There massive lack of facilities, just having grounds alone to play on are a challenge (playing repurposed American football fields is common, but a actual rugby field is a quarter bigger and thats not even having a deeper in goal zone that properly should be used.) The other big barrier is lack of large numbers of adequately trained coaches particularly at lower levels if the game . Rugby has a lot technical positions and skills required and to get the highest level and to get a consistent high standard you need comprehensive coaching from high school age onwards, and that just doesn't exist. A large number of players don't even get introduced to the game till the early 20s, whereas in NZ kids are playing fairly tough games from 12.
Japan has more of a rugby tradition, there a much larger professional competition and I was surprised by watching some university games quite a high skill level in japanese domestic players. Partly due as the game is Japan is quite well off financially
really appreciate your love for the haka and the allblacks bro
I appreciate you brother!
U.S.A is such an exciting team to watch ALWAYS! And they are definitely on their way up xx Can’t wait to see you guys in the next World Cup xx thanks so much for this up load ❤️🔥
Imagine the US in the world cup that would be truly something that i would love to watch live! hopefully we can get there and compete against the world's best one day! thanks for your kind words as well I truly appreciate them very much!
Excellent presentation my friend, good to see your reactions and hear your POV, excellent 👍👍👍👍 Salford uk
Thank you soo much! I really appreciate that! Shout outs to you and Salford UK!
Its another level watching it in person from yards away!
Victoria Clarke I honestly can’t wait! I’m gonna get the closest ticket I can find lol
The haka in its modern context is a call to action, to challenge the opposition to bring on their 'A' game (similar to the bugle call to action station). Rugby on the international scale is one of the few sports if not the only one that brings an indigenous and cultural aspect to the game at this level.
for sure the way this sport bridges people from all over the world together is one of my main attractions to it because i feel thats what its all about! Sport is a universal Language and rugby is top tier!
This ain't no Hollywood. same on the battlefield. Respect to both sides.
To any team who beat the All Blacks, is like Beating Gods Army
Haha I’ve heard it feels better than cakes tastes if you beat them
zimbabwe once did when it was Rhodesia at a test match in Bulawayo
England has done it 7 times. 🌹🌹🌹
It's no shame at all to lose the All Blacks 🤙🏽 They are literally the most successful sporting team in the whole world... like of all time... The USA Eagles showed alot of heart for a sport they don't dominate in - mad respect 👏🏼
As an English rugby fan, might I suggest the springboks from South Africa, keep up the good content 🇬🇧🇺🇸
South Africa are some beasts it’s really a toss up for me right now between the all blacks and the springboks they are both high caliber
Look at our record against the boks, we quiet regularly give them hidings, they might beat us once every 2 years
Anerica Eagles have the respect of All Blacks and other Rugby Nations , just look at 7s Rugby you already up there , thats only the start as you have to crawl before you walk thens its the running that brings creativity .Those two things you already possess , support , commitment , dedication from a country as small as NZ just showing you the overwhelming support America has can only benefit this game being intrenched in your culture is even better for Rugby world wide , From a Kiwi supporter who can see how far you have come , take pride in your team they representing you and your Country with Honour
You’re right, I respect it, now I gotta get a whole country to get behind this amazing sport like it is for the rest of the American sports. I really feel sports can beak down political barriers, it’s transcendent in that way, so I think the world would be a more peaceful place if we had a common stage to support and compete against each other on more often than every 4 years and rugby is that sport.
KurtyFlo Live! The talent , skill is abundant just needs moulding
Exactly all benefit just positive healthy encouraging interaction socialising for a common cause bring unity
The All Blacks were Robin William's favourite team. Him and Jonah Lomu were buds.
Wow 🤩 two great people
The All Blacks paying respect to USA by doing the most meanness HAKA, facing or moving up to any HAKA has alot of respect from NZ show no fear
The All Blacks around this 6 month period might be the highest level of rugby I've seen, the USA were unlucky but lucky to play the best at their absolute best. The AB's were crunching the 2nd 3rd 4th ranks teams by 50 points a game around this time.
Doc Gonzales damn no way! I kinda figured this team was prime time, I’m surprised they even allowed America to score at all in this one. You’re right tho for experience purposes it was good for America to see how a true rugby juggernaut plays the game.
Totally agree
That part where the guy was out of bounds and passed the ball, he did a quick trow in
JEAN CLOETE ahhh okay thanks! I was super confused like I didn’t know if that was a legal thing to do but it worked lol
@@KurtyFloLive as you watch more and more videos you will see it more often, but it does not usually feature in highlights so people who only watch highlights do not usually know this rule
When he caught the ball his feet were already over the touchline.
KurtyFlo Live! to clarify a bit more - if a player is standing in touch (i.e. out of bounds) when they catch or pick up the ball, then it makes whoever had previously touched the ball be the one who put it in touch. It's like how in NFL you see players put their feet out of bounds and lay across the ground to touch the ball from a kick off, because AFAIK American Football kept the same rule from the original Rugby Football that it split off from along with all the other codes of Rugby Football.
In Union of course, players can throw in quickly as Jean stated - although it can be risky if the other team is already up in your face and after a certain amount of the other team's players are up at the point in the field where it went out it's no longer an option (refs will usuaully wait until that time to blow the whistle). Also if the ball makes contact with anything while in touch, such as a player from the other team, a bystander or even one of those advertisement signs, then it can't be played quickly.
That’s right! Also, a quick-throw differs from a line-out in that it doesn’t have to be thrown straight - it can go backwards toward your own goal line like a pass and so it is easy to get a pass and a quick-throw mixed up especially at the speed with which quick throws are made
The Eagles gave it a good go considering they were up against the ABs. The main thing I love about watching the ABs play is that no matter who they're up against they almost always play like it's their last game and give it 110% right up until the final whistle ❤️
Love your commentary on our AB's and Haka vids 👏🏽🇳🇿🙂
Thank you! All the respect to New Zealand!
We need to give Rugby more exposure in America. Its a great sport to watch.
I agree it’s a blast
Super Rugby in NZ is in full swing as we speak (all 5 teams play amongst themselves) and Super Rugby in Australia is due to kick off this weekend (their 5 teams play amongst themselves) so if you wanna watch it, ESPN has the broadcasting rights at your end - and on their app if you can't watch it live. Keep up the vids tho 😎
USA will be a force in 15-man rugby soon enough...great reaction man
thank you! i appreciate that! and yes one day soon we will be up there as well!
@@KurtyFloLive For sure! Have a blessed day
Sup Kurty.. Respect for Springboks and All blacks being up there with ur favorite rugby teams, if not ur favorite..
So at the 29min, out of bounce yes. He took a quick lineout.. If u quick enough, u don't have to setup for a lineout..
Keep doing this.. Awesome.
Hey thanks I appreciate your support! Thanks for the info too I was a bit confused but that makes complete sense.
@@KurtyFloLive yeah he was standing out when he caught it, so its automatically out. So ABs ball, and he took a quick lineout as a lineout had not yet formed.
As a Kiwi... I dunno what I enjoyed more... Watching the AB’s win (‘cause that’s always awesome), or watching America get their asses handed to them!! Bless their little hearts!!
It felt so weird to hear the commentators speaking with American accents too!! And did I hear him say “there’s the touchdown” at some point?! Bahahaha🤣😂
The line-out try was an action replay of the one scored by Richie McCaw (pushed into the scrum-half position) against South Africa in the last 3 minutes when trailing in 2015! They placed their jumpers at either end but threw to the middle of the line for the man standing in the scrum half position.
We in the rest of the world would love to have usa more involved in rugby. Be awesome to see more of your guys having more exposure and raising your levels. Shouldnt take long, what with all the available potential talent you have!. Might be scary for the rest of us then, but hey more numbers the better. Love from New Zealand.
The talent pool is huge here in America you are right, but I really feel with a good push and some consistency we will one day be able to compete on the worlds stage and compete with the mighty All Blacks
I'm Australian but I love how USA have a go at Rugby, did you know before Rugby came back into the Olympics, that the USA was the last country to win an Olympic Gold medal, that's awesome🥇 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
What? That’s wild I did not know that! 👌
@@KurtyFloLive Yeah the USA are blessed by God.. deadly Brother 💯🙏
@@KurtyFloLive I always keep imagining how good the USA would be today of they kept their Rugby programs.. maybe cause it was seen as a rich man's Sport, which it is isn't..💯🙏
little creek I’ve heard that as well, the whole rich man’s sport, but you’re right it’s very much a classic game which anyone can play. I could imagine the juggernaut of a sport it would be in America had we kept the push. I’m trying to bring those glory days back!
As a New Zealander I must say the Americans have some pretty cool sports too. Ice hockey, grid iron, and NASCAR being 3 of my favs.
Right! The grid iron is lit, but don’t sleep on Basketball either. I learned more life lessons on that court than any field I played on.
@@KurtyFloLive Yep, like Wes says "white men can't jump!" 😉we can't really hop or skip either, we'll apart from ol Fosbury bt I'm starting to wreck my own joke.
The All Blacks will return to USA for the first time since 2016 when they take on the USA Eagles at FedEx Field in Washington DC on Saturday October 23, 2021 in the inaugural 1874 Cup.
Or check out the South Africa vs Japan, last world cup! That was an AMAZING game!
Thanks! Okay I will definitely check that out.
Not gonna lie, I cried my eyes out at the end of that game. I've only ever cried watching rugby on one other occasion so that's saying something, lol.
Megan Brown that is saying something! What a special moment it had to have been.
@@KurtyFloLive I have about 35yrs of decent rugby memory so it certainly is! The Japanese crowd reactions at the end of the game were what got me.
The only other time I've cried was when the Māori All Blacks beat the British and Irish Lions here in 2005. They'd never beaten them before and haven't since, but being Māori, it was incredibly emotional for a lot of us. I was in a room full of mostly Māori and even a lot of the men were in tears.
P.s Don't feel bad, we the SPRINGBOKS (world champions x3) had a 57 - 0 defeat a few years ago. So it happens to the best of us. (Hence our on going rivalry that will last forever).
Joseph van Wyk haha right, it’s not how you start it’s how you finish! South Africa is such a good squad now I couldn’t even picture them getting beat by 57. Hard work goes a long way that’s for sure.
Not to mention losing to us in the pool stages, then going on to win the RWC!
I think all of NZ was behind you boys for that final :)
You're a good sport Joseph to bring up that huge defeat. Believe it or not I hadn't heard of it. Who were they playing? (Your last comment seems to imply it was the ABs?)
As a child in NZ in the 50s and 60s, for me there was only one team for the ABs to fear. That was the Spingboks.
@@jaygee5693 Yeah, All Blacks and Springboks are the heavy weights in the boxing ring. Despite the world cup win, we STILL need to settle the score with the All Blacks. hahaha.
@@josephvanwyk2088 in rugby history, id measure it. all blacks heavyweights, springboks light heavy weights, wallabies middle weights, england welterweight
Ireland defeated the All Blacks for the first time in 111 years at Soldier field in 2016.
Ahh no way? I gotta watch that as well then! I woulda been going to these games in America had I known.
Epic game but then they trashed us 2 weeks later in Dublin..🇮🇪🇮🇪
Ireland were outstanding that day. We had no answers for them.
You have great taste in Rugby teams
Thank you kindly
America is a sleeping giant. You guys have very fast athletes. They just need proper guidance, clubs and constant training/exposure. USA Eagles should play constantly against other nations to build up. Japan finally and shockingly got to 4th place in the world cup ranking (for a tier 3 rugby nation, USA can definitely do the same!)
Joseph van Wyk that would be awesome to compete on the World Cup stage and actually place! Japan is a shock but I’m glad to see if they can do it then I know America can too! And hopefully sooner than later.
MLR is about to launch
They need to tap into their Polynesian talent pool, HAWAII
Having lived in States for a while as a rugby fan and having visited Japan a bit for work, the US does have large structural issues they need overcome. Though there are a lot clubs and players in the US but its very atomised and the clubs lack resources to build even halfway decent regional competitions. There massive lack of facilities, just having grounds alone to play on are a challenge (playing repurposed American football fields is common, but a actual rugby field is a quarter bigger and thats not even having a deeper in goal zone that properly should be used.) The other big barrier is lack of large numbers of adequately trained coaches particularly at lower levels if the game . Rugby has a lot technical positions and skills required and to get the highest level and to get a consistent high standard you need comprehensive coaching from high school age onwards, and that just doesn't exist. A large number of players don't even get introduced to the game till the early 20s, whereas in NZ kids are playing fairly tough games from 12.
Japan has more of a rugby tradition, there a much larger professional competition and I was surprised by watching some university games quite a high skill level in japanese domestic players. Partly due as the game is Japan is quite well off financially
@@williamllewelyn9517 Add the Samoans to that, too.
at 4:44 you can see how he tracks the ball from out-of-bounds? in a nutshell, so-long as his feet are on the line or out before the touches the ball, it's considered a dead ball by USA. Because touch judge, ball boy or cameraman touched the ball, the ABs are allowed to pass in and it's game on again.
Just subscribed, thanks for sharing your reaction bro 🙏💯🇭🇲
little creek I appreciate you brother! Thanks for sharing you knowledge with me as well! Respect💯
It's our national sport we grow up playing it at school , bbqs ect girls and guys it's on our blood so don't feel bad america lost I give credit where credit is due you guys had the guts to play us :)
Love the reaction bro and the USA team are getting a lot better than they use to will be good to see them get there chur
Thank you! I appreciate the support, hopefully soon we can compete with the Legends of the All Blacks they are a superpower!
So in Rugby, when the ball is out of bounds, the team with the throw-in, are allowed to throw the ball back into play before the formation of a lineout. (The lines with the 2 teams jumping for the ball). There is a couple of rules for you to be able to do a quick throw-in. 1) No spectator or any non player may have touched the ball. 2) It must be taken from behind where the ball went out of bounds.3) A line-out may not have formed yet. Once a line out have formed, you can not do a quick throw-in anymore. With a quick throw in you can throw the ball backwards towards your player, since there is no one from the other team to contest, but when a lineout is formed, you must throw it in straight so that both teams can compete for the ball.
Edrian Luyt oh thanks! Great breakdown as well! thanks for the knowledge, it looked very odd to me at first but I totally see what you’re saying now.
@@KurtyFloLive So just to give you some more food for thought. A quick throw in can be very risky. You normally have bad field position when doing a quick throw-in. So the normal thing to do would be to wait for the lineout to form. Win your lineout (Good chance, since it's your throw in) get players in position and then kick the ball back for a better field position.
A lot of times when doing a quick throw in. The team is then tackled when attempting this or worse, the ball is intercepted. Getting caught with a tackle put's a lot of pressure on the team that did the quick throw in, as the team has a bad field position (Deep in it's own half) and it's players are out of position in front of the ball and the kicking team are organised in defence with a good chance of turning the ball over that can then lead to either a penalty or try for the original kicking team.
In this instance, the kicking team (USA) did a bad job following up the kick and did not put enough pressure on NZ to force the lineout. So NZ had enough times do the quick throw in that enabled the counter attack that lead to the try. The last time NZ tried the quick throw-in against SA, the fullback actually intercepted the quick throw-in and ran straight through for the try.
I dont mean to be controversial but for us (kiwis) it would have been so awesome seeing a response from a First Nations tribe... that would have been mad as. If you ever get a chance to watch Kiwis vs Kangaroos rugby league match we have the haka and the aussies have a corroboree... which is fricken awesome. Love our First Nations whanau (family)
This is like Tom Brady and the Patriots challenging teams from other countries in American football. Lol.😂
If the opponents havent formed the line yet, the opposing team is allowed to just throw it back in. Basically, before the ref calls a line-out you can just pass it back in even though its in touch.
kia ora tena koe bro your te reo not bad at all love that you love our game rugby and all blacks go hard pukana!!!
Te Korowhiti Kia Ora thank you I’m just grateful I found the amazing All Blacks and your amazing culture! Respect!
Great to see Rugby at Soldier Field!! 👍
Yes indeed!
I think if the US get serious on rugby they could be very good, you got the guys who could make the mark
You should find the New Zealand soldiers funeral haka on TH-cam, it is breath taking
I might have watched it on our channel which one is it?
@@KurtyFloLive ah yes, you have. My mistake
@@adamrichardson4332 it’s all good I would gladly watch another one if you have any other suggestions lol
Don't worry America your day will come, its like any sport the more practice you get the better skills develop plus as more get interested in the game they'll bring more skills. It doesn't happen overnight
I remember this game. US actually played pretty good.
you seem like a cool guy bro thanks for your service, I am a kiwi living in Australia and I love the all blacks and the haka but I once saw them at Cardiff arms park in wales. i would like you to find it on you tube I bet you would be shocked. now watch the whole thing. cheers bro.
john prater thank you for the support we really appreciate it. S/O New Zealand and Australia! I can most definitely look that up, Sounds like a good time, cheers bro!
When USA dominates the world with weapons, NZers with Pacific Islander cousins dominates the world with bare hands, blood and bones. The Haka behind the AB is a spiritual fuel with fire for the mind and soul to play clean and tough but most all to be able to entertain the onlookers I love your video. I hope one day, the Eagles will fly high among with the boys from the Land Of The Long White Cloud (AOTEAROA)
Love your videos 😂😂
Love from England 🏴🇬🇧
Josh Funnell thanks! I Appreciate the support. Shout to to England as well Your rugby squad is lit!
@@KurtyFloLive 2nd in the world!
I like how the fighting spirit of both teams shine through, but the focus on teamwork and experience from the All Blacks is obvious. With less focus on "the star player", and more focus on teamwork, I'm sure the U.S. will get there.
The Americans did OK....this is the best rugby team in the world.... well done USA.... (yes I am a New Zealander)... good show chaps.
luv you man
love you right back!
Its about getting experience at high level. Good for future development of a team.
I agree 💯
The All Blacks play the USA eagles again in less than two weeks at FedEx stadium but because of covid I'm not expecting a sellout this time.
Respect to the American eagles you guys are better at rugby every year!!
Thanks! One day we will compete at a high level on the world’s largest stage with the rugby juggernauts.
I'm a kiwi bro love the respect you have for the haka . And the game of rugby chur.
I enjoyed your reaction to my team. Chur from N.Z
Thanks! Glad you’re enjoying them I appreciate your support. S/O New Zealand! Your country is amazing.
KurtyFlo Live! Thank you bro
Love your videos man❤
Love from South Africa ❤
ben jvrensburg thanks! I really appreciate your support man! Shout out South Africa too y’all got an amazing rugby squad as well!
Im from Nz, All blacks are always tough to beat. Even the best teams can struggle for the whole 80mins Id like to see the tables turned and have nz play american football, Im sure the u.s would kick our ass lol
Could you imagine! Someone should really set that up I bet the All blacks would be a dominate team on the American grid iron!
ABs play the US this Saturday in Washington DC.
reaction coming within the next 12 hours! stay tuned!
Losing to the All Blacks is no disgrace!
Every time I watch the haka I get very emotional. I'm will miss it and my beautiful country when I leave to live in America
Trust me bro , USA will be champions one day soon...
Yeah I sure hope! Could only imagine being there live to see The US do it too!
Having lived there in the rugby hotspot of rugby the San Francisco bay area at best they are a generation and half from being anywhere close.
Ur a legend bro
If the ball is out and a lineout hasn't formed (one man from each team) then you can throw the ball in anywhere from where the ball went out back to your own try line.
If the US played rugby seriously they would be a force.... common get on it guys! We’re waiting....
That's not what you can call the All Blacks' first 15.
It would be irresponsible of the AB coaching staff to miss the opportunity to mix in a few 'up and comers' in a game like this. It helps players 'socialise' into the team. The players I'm talking about are most probably now in the actual 'starting 23'.
It's a matter of getting 'meaningful minutes' spread out to enough players at every position so that, in an 'emergency', you're not forced to put someone out there that no one on the pitch has ever played with before.
This past World Cup was a special disappointment to me. It wasn't that the USA failed to win a game, it was a tough bracket. The winner of a bracket is a matter of points, and 'scoreboard' is only part of it. You get points for a number of different things. Points are awarded for winning, For scoring a lot. You even get points for keeping it close. So, a losing team can get multiple points.
There were 20 teams at the RWC and the USA had the distinction of being the only team to receive absolutely zero points there. That is what pisses me off.
Oh right, I understand. I kinda just figured this was a warm up match to extend the bench minutes and fine tune certain things with the squad as a whole for the World Cup. I saw it as more of an exhibition than a meaningful game in that it was good for the sport as a whole to have the All Blacks show on a big stage the full potential of rugby to a huge American crowd. Hopefully there will be a lot more of these high profile squads coming to America to play.
@@KurtyFloLive So you do get it.
Please read my edit above.
This was when the AB's were pretty much unbeatable, things are not the same now I'm sorry to say - Ireland rule the roost but we'll see how the chips fall in this year's RWC, should be a great contest
Absolutely love it when the ABS play in America 🇺🇸 the Americans always put on an awesome atmosphere and nearly half of the Americans wearing ABS jerseys soo cool think we have a big money game happening in America very soon so keep a close eye out my man 😎🤙🏽
This was kore like a fun game then a match.
Year 9-10s would Probably be a better match still probably win aswell.
It's very cool you did this vid but it would be like kiwis playing Americans in American football. But i think it's awesome it happened. Rugby is a fab game .
💯 if they played America football against eachother that would be a sight to see as well! Rugby is fab tho no doubt!
Yeah he looked out of bounds!!
If America was serious about rugby, give them 2 generations to be world champs
That would be remarkable I agree as well. We are still some years away from competing on an international stage
sorry but no.
They've got that farmer strength. Up at 3 with your hand inside a sheep.
Nathan Jedrej bahaha that’s too funny
Pacific Strength 💪
Rugby is not about the score when you've got such a disparity between two teams....it's about the weakest teams guts...it's about that try you score when you're 100 to zip down...
Kia Ora(greetings from NZ), you mentioned Mike Tyson with SBW being an NZ Boxing Champion. He is not the first. Our biggest rivals are South Africa, who were for a while the only team with more wins over the ABs. They toured once a decade, there then to NZ. In 1956 SAF toured NZ. SAF won the 1st test with a big scrum advantage. So NZ brought a prop out of retirement. Kevin Skinner, he also had been the NZ Heavy Weight Boxing Champion. In the 2nd test(game) he played loosehead prop then in the 2nd half switched sides to tighthead prop(not easy at top levels). No tv cameras.... no more scrum problems for the ABs....
PS repect to you for your service, Ka pai, kia kaha. (Well done/thankyou, stand tall/strong)
Ah hey thanks I appreciate your support and thanks for dropping on this knowledge! I think it shows a true great when they can compete at multiple sports on the highest levels and succeed. Bo Jackson is very much that same type of player Skinner must have been, different sport, same beast
There a little bit of myth about kevin skinner. First off he always been an utility player in the pack. He actually started off in representative rugby as a lock, but as he was playing for Otago and the locks were already ABs he moved into the front row, where he played at all 3 positions (1,2 ad 3) prior to 1956. Also apparently the scrum in the 2nd and 3rd tests in 56 weren't quite the battle of the somme the myth makes out. Skinner had been known as a hard man and boxer for a long time prior and Boks well aware of this as everyone else was. The potential of an action has sometimes the same effect as if it had happened.
@@user-uy6uc5ey5q thanks for the info. I always like to know the facts of the matter.
The army has a crazy good rugby sevens team.
Really? I gotta check that out!
I was at this match!
We need a new reaction video since the D.C. game just been bro... lessgo
editing it as we speak! will be out today i promise!
USA is ok at Sevens I watched them a few years back win there first sevens tourney which is good to see and means the lvl of player competency has increased throughout the sevens tournement.
The 15 man game is hard if your team is not fit and I mean 80mins fit.
They play rugby as soon as they can run .
Haha I really don’t doubt that at all!
@@KurtyFloLive they do..
4:48 - not actually sure what happened there, but there is something called a quick throw, and that might have been it
Bro, take a look at PNG Kumuls vs USA Eagles 2017 Rugby league World Cup high lights 2017.
Okay I’ll check that out for sure
It’s not a football stadium! It’s a memorial!!!
If the US took rugby seriously they would rule rugby handsdown
And wouldn’t that be a sight to see my friend!
Lol lol lol really see you in a 100 year's
No mate, at 4:47 the ball was in field, the player was in touch, he stepped into field before touching the ball.
To be in touch and give away a line out you have to be touching or outside of the line while in contact with the ball.
Hope that helps and I really wish rugby union could make inroads on the vast but untapped US talent pool.
Oh thank you okay that does clear it up a lot I appreciate the knowledge!
I’m sorry, but this game was terrible. As an American who plays rugby, the US were simply out of their class against New Zealand. It was great to have the AB’s over here publicizing the game, but you want these games to be competitive which this wasn’t . On top of that, games like this put USA Rugby into the financial trouble that they’re currently in!
Brendan Carey yeah it really showed how far behind the rest of the world the US is at rugby. Like I said in the video, rugby gets no push whatsoever in America, but it’s our own fault. imagine if we would have beat the All Blacks this day, it would have shook up the world. We will get better and be serious contenders for world cups and world stage events, hopefully sooner than later.
As a kiwi i dont think the all blacks are the best team to promote rugby in america unfortunately
Wayne Haile alright cool I haven’t watched any of France at all if you know any must watch French games please let me know!
Greatest sports team in the world NZ All Blacks have win record unmatched by any other international sports team.
Mahulad All Blacks All Day