Special Guest Sports Star Jonah Lomu - BBC sports comedy
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- Jonah Lomu drops by the They Think It's All Over studio to take part in the 'Feel a Sportsman' round, much to the delight of the audience. Great short video from the BBC sports panel show.
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Everybody in UK loved him, a real gent. I was in tears when I heard the news. RIP from UK.
@Ross Lusby I wouldn't say bigger we are just not one ro be into hype in NZ!
Ive shed tears over Jonah Lomu Dying.He had a good singing voice .
I thought football was the most popular sport in Europe. I didn’t think rugby was relevant in the UK at all, Ireland always had a strong rugby fanbase though
I am a kiwi living in the U.K. and use a radio as our alarm. First thing I heard as I woke up that morning was Jonah Lomu had passed away. Instant tears. And I very rarely cry. He gave us so much joy and excitement. Every now and then I watch these old videos again and tear up all over again.
@@69butternut.same same. Jonah was our own house hold name during the 90s into the 2000s. He was our Ace on that field. Still miss Big Jonah always😢
u can see how humble he is by ensuring he shakes everyones hands and his body language
The British did love this guy,wished we had more of him on our tele shows over here. ''NEVER FORGOTTEN ALWAYS IN OUR MEMORIES''
Jonah appeared again on the show in 2001, this time as a panellist on Gary's team. His was a fun appearance.
the reception lomu got from the audience was amazing.
Lies again? Sheng Siong SGD
In the Sporting Poetry round, Rory said Jonah Lomu was soft, which Chris Eubank countered by saying he wasn't. Rory then said "he's a poof", to which Chris responds "but he's a _big_ poof". This led Nick to insist that it was now on record that Chris Eubank thought Jonah Lomu was "a big poof".
As a person I always felt he gave a great representation of his country. Kind, considerate, competitive and a genuine nice human being. Outstanding athlete and a gent to match, much love from the UK big man, and much love to NZ ❤️
A lovely fella you can just tell…. So sad the world lost him so soon… rest in peace champ you were the best
R.I.P. Brilliant Sporting Superstar, Humble decent man. Gone Far far too young , may his sons have a long and healthy life God willing.
we british certainly loved him! RIP legend
Mike Catt didn't lol
Remember watching this episode. We loved Jonah in Wales.
As a kiwi all this love been shown from the UK to one of our sons straight up made my eyes water God bless each & everyone of you. ❤
Jonah was an amazing player, a true gentleman, humble, and an incredible smile. Love watching him all these years later still..still cheer on the All Blacks in his memory. Best rugby player ever. NZ had an angel there. ❤
RIP Big Man true legend of the sport
What a great response from the British crowd for a kiwi sportsman
Not a kiwi, a world sportsman
My childhood hero. I got to meet him at a star mart once. What a man. They say never meet your heroes in real life, but he was a true gentleman. Bawled my eyes out when he passed. Rip Jonah
One of the all time great players and I say that as a life long Wales supporter. RIP Jonah.
in the all time team you gotta have Jonah somewhere
Even the Krauts know him, we certainly are not a rugby nation, still one of the best in this sport, RIP, cheers from Berlin Germany 🇩🇪
I love how the presenter is like "HI Jonah" 0:36 lol
hahahaha
And somehow Gary and Rory missed it. Same thing happened three series prior when David and Lee had to feel up Vinnie Jones, when Vinnie approached Gary to hand him a pair of fake oversized ears, and Gary timidly says "Hi, Vinnie".
A real mean machine on the field.
RIP beautiful soul.
Taken so soon.
Love from England.
What an amazing athlete, sportsman and legend. The 1995 Rugby World Cup especially I will never forget. And I remember watching this episode like it was yesterday. Rest in Peace Jonah. Love from Scotland ❤❤❤
Once a legend, always a legend, and you Jonah, are a true Legend! RIP and L toks
This man was unreal in every single aspect. Rest in eternal paradise, sir.
Awesome!!!! RIP Mr Lomu, the world is a sadder place without you.
I remember watching this as a kid and being like “geez he’s a big fella” 🤣
Yeah Rory McGrath does have a few extra pounds on him.
Rest well in heaven from New Zealand 💯❤❤
I referred Jonah at the Condor 7s here in NZ,
Such a well mannered beautiful humble young man,
Still talk about him when Rugby players pop up in conversation,not because of who he's turned out to be year's after I refed him,
But because of how a young man,was such a beautiful soul,
RIP JONAH we all still miss you 💯🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
Shook hands with everyone - legend.
Jonah!!! 4eva a Legend, the rugby world still misses u 👊
Depressing to think he is no longer with us. Gone but never forgotten.
Godbless you uso! and thank you for all you have given to rugby
a legend R.I.P BIG MAN from Australia
Someone on that panel actually said Hi Jonah when he walked out LOL.....couldn't help himself could he
Legand he was enjoy to watch on tv too young to die tks for memories u lit up rugby union never will be a player like him rip jonah
Thank you BBC for appreciating one of our true greats to have played in the World game of rugby! Would have loved Jonah Lomus presence at the Japan World cup physically, but at least we'll be reminded of his trademark running styles only he could do. #InGodshands
We cried over here (NZ) when I guy Passed on he was so nice to speak to pretty easy going, the Funeral was huge,
I miss you Jonah
We all do.
Thank you for everything 👊🏽
Great player. Great man
Probably the only Rugby player to transcend the sport and become famous outside rugby countries. He was such a lovely person to boot. What a legend.
What I would give to have met that guy! He was my first ever celebrity "hero" growing up.
Even Chris Eubank stood up and clapped
Now that is what you call RESPECT
R.I.P. Big Man
I will never forget the day he destroyed England on his own with FOUR Tries at Twickenham
It’s mainly because just before this Chris insulted him I think he called him a pussy or something. That’s why Gary says “it’s not is it “ when he realises who it is
It wasn’t at twickenham.. South Africa rugby World Cup..
The love and respect for this men was on a different level. Even if you hate him you love watching the man play. R.I.P
Its really sad that there are bitter twisted rectums thumbs downing a lovely lovely gentleman who really was loved even by his rivals.
what a legend. Love this guy. Just wish he played for the Wallabies!!
A great guy, especially when he was steamrolling over England at Twickenham. God bless him
Miss Jonah 😢
Jonah Lomu. Great guy. RIP
In his Prime he was 6 foot 5, 19 Stone and could do the 100m in 11 seconds, Beast
10.8 mate
It was 10.7 actually
That sounds humanly impossible, I can't think of a past or present rugby player that's been featured as much as him definitely one of a kind.
@@BurritoSenor 10.6 to be precise
Jason T definitely 10.5 certainly..
bring back this show
Still miss this guy. RIP Jonah. Absolute legend
The man is well respected,well done
Legend first rugby superstar jona take rugby next level .his greatest rugby playa ever live RIP. Mr goat
RIP big Jonah..the GOAT
After this Jonah hit his 2nd puberty,got to A monstrous size and became even more of a beast on the field with pure destruction😲
Jonah has never been happier now that he is with his Lord Jesus Christ who welcomed him, at his departure, with open arms and hands that still bear the scars that said, "I love you!"
Total legend of rugby,. Rip
Same age as me but made me look but always made me look like a little boy. Miss ya fella.
RIP big man, one of the greats.
i miss Jonah so so so very much he was one of the gentlest man i ever knew
Uk loved him more than NZers!!!
You guys did alright
Dude jonah startd his rugby career as a forward he didnt become a winger till he made district teams!
I remember playing in a regional sevens tournament in NZ in 1991. All the players were senior players with an average age of probably 23 to 25. There was a whisper going through the whole tournament about this freak schoolkid dominating everyone, yep it was a 16 year old schoolboy Jonah Lomu.
and blindside. I still remeber his white touch shoes he use to play in. The good old days.
True
Reaction from the crowd says it all
He's an absolute beast. I think the contestants and the audience were so happy to have such a big name on there. Great stuff.
They think it's all over was quality
Just to give people context of what happened here... During the show they asked Chris Eubank if he could beat up Jonah Lomu and Chris said yes and then later in the show Jonah Lomu was the mystery guest
ICON. WE CALL HIM CHEWBACC.RIP.BIG FELLA.
The great Jonah. "Moe e mai e hoa ma."
RIP Jonah.
RIP Jonah
Jonah Lomu was to rugby union in the 90's what Shane Warne was to cricket at the same time. Both supremely talented, mesmerising to watch and liked by pretty much everyone, even their rivals. Sadly, neither of them are with us any more.
Miss you 11.🖤
Chris eubank was a lomu fan ahah niceee
One of the best TV moments of all time. What the clip doesn’t show are the comments Chris Eubank had been making about him earlier in the program, which was one of the reasons for the crowd reaction when the great man came on, the other reason of course was the genuine respect for a great, humble, respectful human being who unfortunately left us too soon.
In the Sporting Poetry round just prior to Feel the Sportsman, Rory said Jonah Lomu was soft, which Chris Eubank countered by saying he wasn't. Rory then said "He's a poof", to which Chris responds "Yes, but he's a _big_ poof". This led Nick to insist that it was now on record that Chris Eubank said Jonah Lomu was "a big poof". That's why after Jonah comes on stage to that huge reaction, Nick says "Well, that was pleasure itself!"
Feel The Sportsman was always my favourite part of They Think It's All Over
Good days, good times. RIP big man.
And that was the closest any Englishman ever got to Lomu whilst he held a rugby ball.
R.I.P Jonah Lomu
R.I.P. Jonah Lomu (1975-2015)
Daisy you're fired!
Nice flashback! #rwclegends
A Giant and a Legend ⭐⭐⭐
The best ever.
What a brilliant show this was
God's speed Jonah
A true legend.
To those saying Lomu would kill Eubank, okay Lomu is a walking bear, but Eubank is a trained fighter whose profession was to go and knock people out.
Trained fighter vs anyone else = win for trained fighter.
Either way Lomu is a legend, the best ever, to call him a poof is a pretty poofy comment.
Rip big man
@kisbie i dont know about that one.. his days of being on dialysis are over now..and jonah has been bodybuilding for the last couple years in nz...but jonahs always been a humble person.chris eubanks is a pratt
so so sad , RIP monster
R.I.P jonah
I suppose even though he was already a Z list celebrity in those days, Eubank would secretly fancy his chances of dropping him if he managed to get a decent punch in.
He's much smaller, but still, he was the best middle weigh boxer in the world for quite a while.
R.I.P
Legend!
awesome guy
Got to say, in New Zealand, someone always, always had a chip on their shoulder about JL. In the UK where I now live, EVERYONE loves him, at my work, no one knew rugby, they knew him, his role with Heiniken was a great example of a world brand using him to be their ambassador and boy was he in big demand here.
I think its just human nature.
The royal family are despised in Britain, in NZ they are loved as rulers, higher class then the public and so on.
A Ali ..ohh get outa here with your nonsense the royal family is not as loved as you think here.an we dont jump up an down for any celebrity.jonah was loved by the nz puplic in our own quit reserved way.an only a
kiwi would understand that.
inbreds - not loved here
great, great, great Lomu
RIP Fella.
God felt sorry for his opponents so he gave Jonah a side step.
RIP
What a guy. RIP.
Just watched this clip again, forgot I'd even commented 😅.
LOL i remember watching this!
Legend