@@danielsmith5512 He does focus more on Saffer injustices, but he also mentions other issues which would have benefitted the lesser antipodean teams if he was the referee.
to be fair, he changed a lot since Cheika became coach. Cheika told him something along the lines of 'any miss behavior and you are out of the national side' i believe.
As a Maori, he reminds me of my uncle's and father's attitude towards everything. They were in the 28th Maori Battalion in WW2. They tackled to kill in those days.
Lavanini hasn't made any improvement yet. They made him take yoga and all that and still is the same brute without any sign of a brains up there and shouldn't be playing with Pumas anymore. He takes more than he brings to the team. And I am argentine and a Pumas fan.
I have to give him a little bit of credit, but he has cleaned up his act a little bit since the 2019 world cup. he doesn't get into as much trouble. He would be such a great player if he could just work on his discipline.
You must have missed his red vs Ireland last November, but to be fair he somehow managed to stay on the field last weekend when everyone around him was being binned!
I find it hard to believe that someone who has such a history of thuggery still manages to get picked, especially for internationals. He’s a liability.
Because of his physical ability, Argentina isn’t a country known for producing giants and this guy is 201cm and 130kg yeah his thuggery was a issue but someone that size and that aggressive you’d prefer have them on field doing damage and working on their attitude as time goes on
When he doesn't make penalties, he is one of the best locks in the world. You can see that on Argentina's wins against new zealand and australia this year. But I do agree, I wouldn't really pick him, as it is a gamble since you don't know if he'll do fine or get a red.
Too liable to get carded. A penalty machine. I don't think he's as dirty a player as his record suggests. A few of those were just stupid, and a few unlucky, could have happened to anyone, but no team can afford to keep going a man down. He's a good player, but he's not good enough to make up for his poor discipline.
apparently an unpopular opinion but i've always loved lavanini. he plays with incredible passion from start to finish and up until the last couple years in his career he's not kept his cool but since cheika's taken over he seems to be a lot more measured but still playing with that fire. helps that he's a giant too i absolutely get why he's still in the team
He'd be debated as one of the best locks on the pitch if he could stay on the pitch for an extended period of time. Discipline troubles have unfortunately tarnished the length of his international career but he still has a bit of time to end his career on a high
@@alexjenner8434 ye pretty sure he's still under 30 hoping he can have a brilliant next half decade at least really excited to see how he grows and matures as a player
He's demeanour reminds me of a kid that's just try to help out but keeps doing the wrong thing. He doesn't even look mean or malicious, just someone genuinely puzzled about how he keeps finding himself in trouble.
Once clip that isn’t shown on this video… England toured Argentina years ago. Nathan Hughes was carrying the ball at the back of a maul and he just dived at his knee from the side with no arms. Should have been a yellow/red, Hughes was lucky not to dislocate his knee.
The one against Racing at the lineout was a bit unfair the racing player pressed his elbow and forearm into his neck so it should have been penalty for that
I completely agree, I was about to comment on that and then saw yours. This happened this weekend in the SA vs ARG match too, and it seems like officials are not worrying about it.
the one on Cian Healy was shocking, how long did he get banned for ? He dived on a player that was trapped throwing his shoulder to his face/neck. Totally deliberate. Rugby needs to be more serious about this stuff
Yeah. THey should wear pads and helmets too. Ensure less contact around the ruck, scrums and mauls. Kiss each other after every penalty and rub each other's feet after the game.
@@jonathanhalloran8807 is that supposed to be somehow funny ? Nothing of what you mention is needed, they should simply ensure a deliberate reckless shoulder charge to someone's face/neck like the one on Healy carries always very serious disciplinary consequences. That's all. What part of that do you disagree ?
@@mrpaolobafico I am sick of seeing cards given for minor incidents where there is no intent (although you're right, that one looked pretty bad and deliberate). But since u asked, there's far more to it than that. This game once had charm. Charm because educated men would bash each other then shake hands and discuss tax returns after the game. Note that there are 2 aspects to "charm": wit and ferociousness. The professional evolution of this game means that, perhaps out of necessity, perhaps out of female virtues (mothers taking care of their sons), the ferocious aspect has been removed and replaced with rules. Hmmm. Rules. Further and more importantly, wit has been superseded by diplomacy - a very overrated virtue - and this is being taught to kids. Sons growing up believing that rhetoric and egality are more important virtues than humour and assertiveness. So the "wit" has also been removed and replaced with something inferior. Now the only place you see ferociousness is in the UFC (but no wit). Now the only place you see wit is....... nowhere!! Rugby's 2 most important and attractive characteristics are being replaced by cynical referees. SO yeah. That's what I disagree with mr. soft boy.
@@jonathanhalloran8807 I was reading with interest your replying . I was talking about reckless deliberate charges etc and you kind of agree with me . Then you are now taking on a broader topic and I was thinking you had a point at least on some of the things you said . And then you obviously couldn’t help yourself and call me Mr Soft Boy (without knowing a thing about me ) .. maybe you were just trying to be witty so in the spirit of what you said rugby has lost I will give you the benefit of the doubt . 🏉 👍
No te olvides q es un deporte por equipos donde cada vez q lo sacan de la cancha genera un hueco q varios de sus companieros tienen q correr y taclear el doble!!!!!!!
I’m a believer that cards can be classed as cheating (collapsing maul, offside etc) or dirty play (high tackle, knee in back, no arms etc). The wonderful mr lavanini is a double threat, no wonder he keeps getting selected!
I'm afraid Tomas "I like cards" Lavanini plays the game with the grace of a bison! He collects more cards than a hottie on valentine's day and still seems confused as to what he has done wrong. There is a pattern with locks to be fair... Itoje, Etzebeth, Swain.... interesting...
I agree with the lock ‘pattern’ of indiscipline, specifically through contact situations. It may have to do with their big size and ability to control their body or stop the momentum once they are committed. Of course some of the cards like ‘not ten’ or slapping the ball down are just brain farts.
The one at 1:37 had his left arm clearly around the leg; yes, bad position for the person being tackled, but the "no arms" claim is just ridiculous. It was an "arm out" chop tackle. If that's illegal, fine, but tell it like it is.
Weirdly, I feel for him in a way. There was a distinct period at school when I was the class-villain. Even though Lavanini keeps giving the world reasons to be against him, it's a horrible feeling, trust me.
In effect, it really comes down to him hating himself for whatever reason. That makes one do one dumb thing after another. But once you find the root and you remove it, you will have inner peace. In most cases, I think 90% +, it is because he does not have a dad. There are millions who suffer from this disease and we are all quick to condemn without understanding the problem. I have had family members who were crushed by this inner pain that they had to live with all their lives. We are inclined to judge things from the surface without looking at the underlying causes!!!! Once you deal with your own issues and you start healing, there is a world out there waiting for help!!!
Even though he has improved as some say, that applies only to defense. Even though he is a giant, I have never seen him breaking tackles or gaining even a meter while carrying the ball. Which is a shame for a man of his size.
en el minuto 4 se ve claramente un contacto que puede lesionar de por vida a cualquier deportista. Sentir admiracion por alguien que busca hacerlo es raro la verdad, demasiadas intenciones antideportivas.
He’s like a naughty little boy that won’t take a telling. How frustrating for his team mates to know that at some point during a game they are going to be a man down for at least ten minutes or even the rest of the game …AND THEY KNOW WHO IT WILL BE EVEN BEFORE FUCKN KICK OFF!!!
some of these are for tactical decisions like deliberate knock on or not back 10 to save a try and some are harsh but most of them are him being abit of a thug
The one at 8:30 where he’s in Yellow is disgraceful, the player in black/dark Greg’s got his forearm in Lavanini’s throat and tries to choke him, how the TMO doesn’t spot that or the AR’s I have no idea 🤷🏻♂️.
Him and Owen Farrell should start an american football tackle coaching program. @3:48 is just poetry. Also why do coaches insist on picking players like this over and over again? Do you enjoy playing with 14 men?
I think the one vs SA when they’re playing in red is wrong, the commentators say his arm nearly gets round, point being the law doesn’t state you have to wrap law states you must attempt to wrap the arms and he did so wrong call if you ask me, slow mo makes everything look worse should only be used for foul play in terms of point of contact/ where did the player land head/neck or back/shoulder/chest.
4:48 a clear tactic to milk the going to early penalty. I think the attacking team there should be penalized. I also hate rolling mauls from lineout tries, so this will reduce that too.
The bloke's a liability to his own team, not mention a danger to the opposition. He's obviously a talented player, but a bit of a psycho on the sly. He needs sitting down with the rule book for starters, but I have genuine concerns that he probably can't read........
So excited for parts 2, 3, 4 and 5 😊
lmao
comment of the day good sir
That is going to be a long video
Tbh I think cheka has said something to him because his discipline has massively improved recently
I love how he always looks so disappointed. "I can't believe I did it again. For the 400th time"
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LOL :D
Lets be honest most of these are just cheap shots I' mean how an earth has he not learnt the laws by now.
When Tomas Lavanini crosses the street, cars look both ways. 💪
Hats off to you Fordy for trawling through all that footage!
its not really twaling, more of picking a game where Tomas Lavanini's is playing and show the card, haha. Nice work on video :) .
Considering Argentina got 4 yellow cards this weekend v the boks and he wasn’t one of them shows that he is growing as a player
He took a day off and others picked up the slack, more like!
I heard the officiating was atrocious for SA v Arg though
No it doesn't. It shows he didn't get a yellow card 😂
@@mauricegarvey4631 Check out Tasanalytics channel. He does good analysis with footage and slo mo and all that.
@@dougerrohmer blokes biased tho
@@danielsmith5512 He does focus more on Saffer injustices, but he also mentions other issues which would have benefitted the lesser antipodean teams if he was the referee.
to be fair, he changed a lot since Cheika became coach. Cheika told him something along the lines of 'any miss behavior and you are out of the national side' i believe.
Needed to be. Huge imposing unit but has brain explosions
He certainly looks calmer now
Completely agree! Checks surely told him, you better up your discipline game if your out of the team… fyi: he got a yellow card over the weekend 🤪😬
@@johnfenechdoe3148 but it wasnt particularity his fault if i remember well. Was a cumulative ammount of penalties
My take is that Lavanini does not know the Law too good; I'm convinced he doesn't know what he did wrong.
It’s interesting how he basically never complains about being carded, like he knows it’ll happen at some point
That's true, hahaha! But it's always better to have him on your team and run that risk than not to have him at all...
As a argentinian who despised him, he has changed a lot since the Ledesma era. His temperament and discipline has improved considerably
As a Maori, he reminds me of my uncle's and father's attitude towards everything. They were in the 28th Maori Battalion in WW2. They tackled to kill in those days.
Totalmente de acuerdo. I agree..
Falta nobleza en tu comentario
Lavanini hasn't made any improvement yet. They made him take yoga and all that and still is the same brute without any sign of a brains up there and shouldn't be playing with Pumas anymore. He takes more than he brings to the team. And I am argentine and a Pumas fan.
@@guillem4630trolo
Can we forgive him for the high tackle on Owen Farrell?
Of course😂
Yeah that's a free one
Looked fine to me, dunno why he got a card for that one
@@CC-vq1yg farrell was dropping
Lol...who's Farrel??
That tackle on Owen Farrell gave me a semi, I’m not going to lie
He should've been awarded 3 points for his team for that one. Not sent off.
I have to give him a little bit of credit, but he has cleaned up his act a little bit since the 2019 world cup. he doesn't get into as much trouble. He would be such a great player if he could just work on his discipline.
Yeah, he's been a lot better recently
What. You mean he's finally learned the rules of the game? 🤣🤣
You must have missed his red vs Ireland last November, but to be fair he somehow managed to stay on the field last weekend when everyone around him was being binned!
Yeah he’s only been getting a card every 2 games now instead of one.
3:41 Any no arms tackle on Farrell should be allowed. Gives him a taste of his own medicine
He pushes Farrell though by force and gets red card for holding his throat. Dreadful challenge tbh.
He should've been awarded 3 points for his team for that one. Not sent off.
I find it hard to believe that someone who has such a history of thuggery still manages to get picked, especially for internationals. He’s a liability.
Because of his physical ability, Argentina isn’t a country known for producing giants and this guy is 201cm and 130kg yeah his thuggery was a issue but someone that size and that aggressive you’d prefer have them on field doing damage and working on their attitude as time goes on
When he doesn't make penalties, he is one of the best locks in the world. You can see that on Argentina's wins against new zealand and australia this year.
But I do agree, I wouldn't really pick him, as it is a gamble since you don't know if he'll do fine or get a red.
Hes a good player IMO and not much locks in argentina that does the job better
He should be permanently banned… pure thuggery
Too liable to get carded. A penalty machine. I don't think he's as dirty a player as his record suggests. A few of those were just stupid, and a few unlucky, could have happened to anyone, but no team can afford to keep going a man down. He's a good player, but he's not good enough to make up for his poor discipline.
Love PoM’s reaction
Talk about people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. Bloke is a massive grub too!
@@kanegarner3468 yes he is, remember elbow on Stuart Hogg, massive grub
@@speak_your_truth. he’s certainly got a history for being dirty on the pitch
apparently an unpopular opinion but i've always loved lavanini. he plays with incredible passion from start to finish and up until the last couple years in his career he's not kept his cool but since cheika's taken over he seems to be a lot more measured but still playing with that fire. helps that he's a giant too i absolutely get why he's still in the team
He'd be debated as one of the best locks on the pitch if he could stay on the pitch for an extended period of time. Discipline troubles have unfortunately tarnished the length of his international career but he still has a bit of time to end his career on a high
@@alexjenner8434 ye pretty sure he's still under 30 hoping he can have a brilliant next half decade at least really excited to see how he grows and matures as a player
Nice compilation, when do we get to full feature length version?
I find it hilarious that this guy has spent multiple hours worth of time just sitting in the sin-bin lmao
Half of these tackles would be amazing if he just wrapped his bloody arms
He's demeanour reminds me of a kid that's just try to help out but keeps doing the wrong thing. He doesn't even look mean or malicious, just someone genuinely puzzled about how he keeps finding himself in trouble.
Watching all those fouls I can't help but wonder if Lavanini is all the things O'Mahony called him or he's just simple.
The guy has picked up enough cards to tile a bathroom
POM is an absolute legend
Which part of the video is this in reference to?
@@drivermagnet3485 7:00
Owen Farrell really deserved that😍
He can’t believe that 😅
Once clip that isn’t shown on this video… England toured Argentina years ago. Nathan Hughes was carrying the ball at the back of a maul and he just dived at his knee from the side with no arms. Should have been a yellow/red, Hughes was lucky not to dislocate his knee.
Nor is the clip of him ending Ben May's season when he was playing for the jaguares. He dives straight at his knee - totally deliberate.
cheap shot. @@lachlanwhish9515
Peter O’Mahony at 7:00 says what we were all thinking watching that game
Haha I remember that game he was close to getting a yellow for his reaction. The ref had a quiet word to calm down.
@@paulroberts5687 : The referee understood his anger though. Lavanini is a liability but moreover he's dangerous.
O’Mahony hardly to describe the situation 🤨🤨
The one against Racing at the lineout was a bit unfair the racing player pressed his elbow and forearm into his neck so it should have been penalty for that
I agree , he didn't complain about it either. I wonder if the tmo said anything.
I completely agree, I was about to comment on that and then saw yours. This happened this weekend in the SA vs ARG match too, and it seems like officials are not worrying about it.
Was waiting for this 😂
Lavanini should be known as hallmark for his selection of cards
Sin binned for every game 😅
He is turning into a world class player ... should be at his peak for the world cup
World class card collector. He'll bag a couple more in France for sure.
A world class player... So this is rugby to you... ok
What like a loan Shark looking to cripple someone?
@@88Eoghan non collected in 6 games . One to go .........
Tbh I think cheka has said something to him because his discipline has massively improved recently
He just makes the game more exciting. You never know when he is going to f things up😂
uis true even as an argie i just wait for his fuck up and scream there it is!
This guy never left the amateur era 😂 straight outta the 70s
I'm sure some of these yellows are given because of his reputation.
the one on Cian Healy was shocking, how long did he get banned for ? He dived on a player that was trapped throwing his shoulder to his face/neck. Totally deliberate. Rugby needs to be more serious about this stuff
Yeah. THey should wear pads and helmets too. Ensure less contact around the ruck, scrums and mauls. Kiss each other after every penalty and rub each other's feet after the game.
@@jonathanhalloran8807 is that supposed to be somehow funny ? Nothing of what you mention is needed, they should simply ensure a deliberate reckless shoulder charge to someone's face/neck like the one on Healy carries always very serious disciplinary consequences. That's all. What part of that do you disagree ?
@@mrpaolobafico I am sick of seeing cards given for minor incidents where there is no intent (although you're right, that one looked pretty bad and deliberate). But since u asked, there's far more to it than that. This game once had charm. Charm because educated men would bash each other then shake hands and discuss tax returns after the game. Note that there are 2 aspects to "charm": wit and ferociousness. The professional evolution of this game means that, perhaps out of necessity, perhaps out of female virtues (mothers taking care of their sons), the ferocious aspect has been removed and replaced with rules. Hmmm. Rules. Further and more importantly, wit has been superseded by diplomacy - a very overrated virtue - and this is being taught to kids. Sons growing up believing that rhetoric and egality are more important virtues than humour and assertiveness. So the "wit" has also been removed and replaced with something inferior. Now the only place you see ferociousness is in the UFC (but no wit). Now the only place you see wit is....... nowhere!! Rugby's 2 most important and attractive characteristics are being replaced by cynical referees. SO yeah. That's what I disagree with mr. soft boy.
@@jonathanhalloran8807 I was reading with interest your replying . I was talking about reckless deliberate charges etc and you kind of agree with me . Then you are now taking on a broader topic and I was thinking you had a point at least on some of the things you said . And then you obviously couldn’t help yourself and call me Mr Soft Boy (without knowing a thing about me ) .. maybe you were just trying to be witty so in the spirit of what you said rugby has lost I will give you the benefit of the doubt . 🏉 👍
@@jonathanhalloran8807 : Yeah but you don't see the aftermath of those head injuries on players.
As soon as i saw the title i decied to make popcorn before watching the video
It feels crazy to say this about a professional athlete, but it's not always clear if these dude even knows the rules of the sport
No aflojes Tomas! Duro con ellos.
No te olvides q es un deporte por equipos donde cada vez q lo sacan de la cancha genera un hueco q varios de sus companieros tienen q correr y taclear el doble!!!!!!!
I think he'd be a top player if he sorted out the discipline. A good enforcer, Etsebeth type, hardman
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Etzebeth goes mad 😂😂😂
Yeah he is a genuine thug . Peter o Mahoney put him in his place bahaha even said “that’s really unlike you”
I’m a believer that cards can be classed as cheating (collapsing maul, offside etc) or dirty play (high tackle, knee in back, no arms etc). The wonderful mr lavanini is a double threat, no wonder he keeps getting selected!
In other words they are reckless challenge 🤨
I'm afraid Tomas "I like cards" Lavanini plays the game with the grace of a bison! He collects more cards than a hottie on valentine's day and still seems confused as to what he has done wrong. There is a pattern with locks to be fair... Itoje, Etzebeth, Swain.... interesting...
Hey. Etzebeth never hurts anyone. To put him in the same category as the other 3 is not fair. Leave our guy alone.
@@wot4922 lol! My bad! 😝
I agree with the lock ‘pattern’ of indiscipline, specifically through contact situations. It may have to do with their big size and ability to control their body or stop the momentum once they are committed. Of course some of the cards like ‘not ten’ or slapping the ball down are just brain farts.
@@wot4922 yes itoje loves a bit of shithousery but etzebeth is much more of a thug so I would definitely put him in there
@@oscardawson2502 Eben has only received 2 cards in over 100 Tests. Neither of them red.
that scrum cap removal is pretty iconic
Watched this again and wondered if a most-carded World XV would be on the... cards...
He makes Danny Grewcock and Dylan Hartley look like level headed human beings...
3:14 the irony of being yellow carded for a shoulder charge on SBW 😂
Whilst I realise I may get shot to pieces the guy is a baller only wish he played for England! Quality vid again Mr Forde well done.
THE BEAST FROM THE ANDES!!!
he's getting better, technically... looking forward to seeing him in the world cup
He won't play a full 80
@@MTG776 in the whole tournament? hey, trying to be optimistic here
Rumour has it it is only days before part 2
The one at 1:37 had his left arm clearly around the leg; yes, bad position for the person being tackled, but the "no arms" claim is just ridiculous. It was an "arm out" chop tackle. If that's illegal, fine, but tell it like it is.
What an absolute liability.
Its also hard to believe that this fella is in the national squad
I've seen Owen Farrel get away with no consequences for worse tackles than the one he got from Lavanini.
If Etzebeth was alcohol, Lavanini is meth
You should be liable for this comment. Do you have proves? Or you are another rat behind your keyboard????????
That one against NZ was a bit rough, especially ironic considering it was "no arms" himself, SBW.
SBW has way worse shoulder charges.
That card was a bit unfair.
The one at 1:30, so is that the try, the conversion, and a kick from the sticks -- an eight-point try?
Weirdly, I feel for him in a way. There was a distinct period at school when I was the class-villain. Even though Lavanini keeps giving the world reasons to be against him, it's a horrible feeling, trust me.
In effect, it really comes down to him hating himself for whatever reason. That makes one do one dumb thing after another.
But once you find the root and you remove it, you will have inner peace.
In most cases, I think 90% +, it is because he does not have a dad.
There are millions who suffer from this disease and we are all quick to condemn without understanding the problem.
I have had family members who were crushed by this inner pain that they had to live with all their lives.
We are inclined to judge things from the surface without looking at the underlying causes!!!!
Once you deal with your own issues and you start healing, there is a world out there waiting for help!!!
Even though he has improved as some say, that applies only to defense. Even though he is a giant, I have never seen him breaking tackles or gaining even a meter while carrying the ball. Which is a shame for a man of his size.
The one on Owen Farrel looked okay to me
El mejor sucio!!! Eh y necesario!
Unsung hero of all locks
He’s like the Sergio ramos of Rugby…
Any hit on Owen Farrell should be worth three points?
-How can you be happy fo someone getting a red card for a high tackle AND for the guy getting high-tackled?
- watch this 3:42
How can someone shoulder charge more than Farrel has?
I don't know
en el minuto 4 se ve claramente un contacto que puede lesionar de por vida a cualquier deportista. Sentir admiracion por alguien que busca hacerlo es raro la verdad, demasiadas intenciones antideportivas.
We had a joke in France, that if either Bardy or Lavanini would enter the field, you would know they would get a yellow card
Excelente jugador!!👏🇦🇷
We need to call him Tomas CARDvanini - it's a guaranteed card given as soon as he runs out on that pitch.
The irony of Peter O'Mahony moaning about foul play and the irony of it being Cian Healy on the receiving end of it
I don't see the irony at all. I've never seen Cian Healy go into a player like that, nor have I seen O'Mahony do anything like that either.
He’s like a naughty little boy that won’t take a telling. How frustrating for his team mates to know that at some point during a game they are going to be a man down for at least ten minutes or even the rest of the game …AND THEY KNOW WHO IT WILL BE EVEN BEFORE FUCKN KICK OFF!!!
Tomas Lavinini is a walking yellow card
Wow some of those are brutal. A total headcase.
some of these are for tactical decisions like deliberate knock on or not back 10 to save a try and some are harsh but most of them are him being abit of a thug
The one at 8:30 where he’s in Yellow is disgraceful, the player in black/dark Greg’s got his forearm in Lavanini’s throat and tries to choke him, how the TMO doesn’t spot that or the AR’s I have no idea 🤷🏻♂️.
*grey’s…
I mean, he could be a really decent player if it wasn't for all the suspensions and cards he gets
‘He could be a really decent player if he learnt to play rugby properly’
@Can of Stella yeah kind of
Hes mellowed out a lot.
Seeing what gets a yellow rather than a red in some of these it's clear where the head injuries came from
Ahi algunas amarillas q estan medias injustas pwro bueno
6:52 the whistle almost sounds like lavinini hahah
Well you missed all of Jaguares cards 😂 I guess we'll have part 2 coming soon
- blocking/trucking/impeding
- tripping/clipping
- bicepping
- kneeing
- block the pass
- shouldering
- charging/bumping/nudging/crashing/launching
- pinning/hooking
- forearming
- punching/fisting
Farrell wasnt phased by that tackle tough as teak like his old man.
Him and Owen Farrell should start an american football tackle coaching program. @3:48 is just poetry.
Also why do coaches insist on picking players like this over and over again? Do you enjoy playing with 14 men?
Thomas Lavanini should go the USA and try out for American Football...his type of tackles would be highly applicable and appropriated in that sport.
6:26 LMAO, He slapped the Ausies hand away
I like it when he plays because you are guaranteed 10 points in the game from penalties
The one thing he has done for rugby is show how brilliant Owen Farrell is a tackling
Loved him at tigers until they announced he was leaving - couldn’t catch a cold let alone the ball!
I think the one vs SA when they’re playing in red is wrong, the commentators say his arm nearly gets round, point being the law doesn’t state you have to wrap law states you must attempt to wrap the arms and he did so wrong call if you ask me, slow mo makes everything look worse should only be used for foul play in terms of point of contact/ where did the player land head/neck or back/shoulder/chest.
4:48 a clear tactic to milk the going to early penalty. I think the attacking team there should be penalized. I also hate rolling mauls from lineout tries, so this will reduce that too.
Este hombre debe ser record Guinnes en tarjetas
Hey .not his fault he loves the color yellow 💛
True!! In other words, he never sees red. Maybe he's color blind!!
Video was way longer than I expected 😅
That red South African jersey was atrocious
He is a giant... great addition for playing as a lock... like etzebeth he is a monster..
0:59 Tomas LavaKNEE-KNEE 😅😂
The bloke's a liability to his own team, not mention a danger to the opposition. He's obviously a talented player, but a bit of a psycho on the sly. He needs sitting down with the rule book for starters, but I have genuine concerns that he probably can't read........
Man's a walking 10 min sin bin
Tomas Liability not sure who’s dafter him or the coaches selecting him?