Rugby's STUPIDEST Brain Fades of the Decade | 2010-2019
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Would you like to see a part two?
Yes please!
Add Beauxis kick vs England, a bit like the player of Harlequins of this video
Yea plz
Loved these. Definitely a part 2!
Andrew Forde yes please
Got to give it to Scott Williams for that try line tackle
For sure. He was fist pumping
Yupp
Didn't Ben Bottica, who inexplicably kicked the ball away, granting Montpellier the win actually join them a week later?
yes, which is why as a quins fan i can literally remember him for nothing else
Yes he did the fucking little bastard
Hmmm!!
Will have to add Dupont booting the ball out on the 79 minute for the next one!
costing the six nations to france
Finn Russell getting pished should have been there
I remember playing Otley in the Yorkshire Cup and poor lad touched the ball down on the 5 metre line thinking it was his own try line. Obviously he thought he was under more pressure than he was. Needless to say seeing his mistake I picked the ball up immediately and ran the 5 metres over the try line for a try. The lads face, I still remember.
2:26 remember watching that game - still laugh every time I rewatch it 😂
Dylan Hartley, 0:00, was pure arrogance. Whether he has a brain to fade is another matter!
He such a Dickinson... but Did it really deserve red. Yellow but not red
@@WhyDaRumGone he got red because rugby union is one sport where there is zero tolerance over disrespectful behaviour towards referees.
@@WhyDaRumGone Any player swears at the ref should be sent off. Probably shouldn't even get a warning.
How stupid do you have to be to do it after you've been warned?
@@WhyDaRumGone Yes, it absolutely did deserve red.
@@magnusmcgee993 but at the finals? Fucking hell, I get respecting the ref almost all sports have extreme repercussions for absconding a ref in anyway. Basketball and Football, any intentional touching of an official is an immediate sending off, fine and suspension but usually in the finals the refs will give players some kind of leeway considering it's the last games of the year, and the fans come to see the players, not the refs. Usually a league will tell their officials to be a bit more lenient with disciplinary calls in the finals
That Hougaard one stuck with me since I saw it. Never trusted him after that.
Dylan Hartley 😂😂😂
Once a bellend always a bellend 😂
can't believe he captained england. ill disciplined piece of shit
loved that, cost him a lions tour
I don't understand what happened with him, could anybody explain please?
@@sellig1995t he called the referee a "fucking cheat" and got given a red card and got a ban for a few weeks and then was subsequently kicked off the upcoming british and irish lions tour
1:43 I did this but with the dead ball line 😂 the shame
lmao is there a video of it? must be pure gold
Nah I was in the U9’s so it wasn’t being filmed shame it wasn’t though 😂
I actually did the wrong line thing once. It would have been a peach of a try. Scorched between the 13 and 11 and dotted it down just behind the dead ball line. And I'm not Welsh so it could've featured here.
I did the same thing my first season playing rugby- the lines were wrong on the field and they didn’t give us a run down before the game to ignore the lines and just go off the flags. I vividly remember my buddy kenny run up to me and yell “you’re a f-ING idiot garrett” as I laid on the deck thinking I potted one
No Vahamahina V Wainwright? A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
Dylan Hartley gets the red card.
*cue Nirvana*
Very nice.
DH - guy's a dipshit.
2.30- what an amazing tackle that was!!
4:52 Any lip-reading experts able to discern what Bottinga’s saying here? 👀
Pretty sure he says FUCK.
"FCUK" you're welcome.
He said: "Oh fiddlesticks, what a silly boy I am."
"funt"
Yeah, please part two!!
You can add Billie burns last kick in the six nations, that was horrific
Nah, the burns kick was just a bad kick, not really a brain fade. That would be I think the same game, Wales deciding to kick it to Ireland with less than a minute on the clock, giving Ireland an opportunity to even get burns to go for the kick
@@tamsynroberts4860 You need to go back and watch the clip, Not only Billy himself is distraught but pundits and commentators as well. These guys never miss touch apart from when theyre trying to bite off too much which imo was the brain fade seeing as how much was riding on the kick
that Japan guy really, just brilliant
At 4’20, it may not be 100% dumb: in the French championship, you need to loose by 5 points or less to get a defensive bonus (instead of 7 points elsewhere). As SF was led by 18-12, the drop goal helped SF loose 18-15 and get the defensive bonus, not such a bad deal as they were playing away (in Toulouse). Obviously, the head coach would have preferred they tried to score a try + conversion to win the game...
The problem is that that match took place in 2011, and at that time, the losing bonus point was still at 7 points behind or less, the 5 points rule only arrived starting at the 2014-2015 season. That means that the Stade Français already had the losing bonus point when Contepomi attempted the drop goal, which was thus useless. When you add the fact that the SF was only 6 points behind, with the ball and only 10m away from the try line, they had a really good opportunity to win the match instead of acquiring a losing bonus point they already had.
Would love to see England appointing Stuart Lancaster in one of these videos!
What was the last one? Was he not allowed to play the ball out after the penalty attempt? Apologies, I never played union and some rules still confuse me.
It's illegal to intentionally tap/pass the ball into touch.
What make it even more dumb is that he could have just as easily grounded the ball.
Wrong bloody line! Have this one...
*Cocaine*
Vahamahina vs Wales in RWC 2019?
gareth davies’ grubber kick in the 80th minute against ireland this 2021 six nations was pretty specialist
🤣
Seriously who tf kicks at like 79:50!? 😂
What about Freddie Burns against Toulouse?
Francois Hougard for me. Even if it hadn't gone out on the full, wtf was he at.. Total brain fade
sendittoherlihy As a South African, I have to agree with the commentators. "Why does he do that?" is something I've often thought about the Springboks. Until last year of course
Only thing that could possibly explain it would be if he thought it was only a free kick and not a penalty
Only possible reason for that. Imagine the stick he received for that from his teammates.
Bok fan here. Two Bok brain farts shown in the video and the common denominator was Heyneke Meyer. We just seemed to have no clue how to play the game under him and it got even worse under Coetzee. Thank goodness Rassie was there to bring us back!!
I dont understand, what happened with him ?
3:25 was the tackle a brain fade or the stomping thing? i think that tackle was a great marker.
Coming in from the side and diving straight off his feet to clean out the player. Didnt see any stomping, he was just stepping through and looking at the ref if he could play at the ball since he came through the middle (over) the ruck. You can actually hear the ref say "no" and he goes to step back just before he gets cleaned out.
@@corinwharerau7560 alright so it was the tackle that was the brain fade, thanks for the answer.
The one person you shouldn’t mess with in the field of rugby.. the Ref
He is the law
And he was a cheat
Adam Porter Dylan? Probably. Barnes? Prove it
@@donaldtaylor724 barnes told them they couldn't kick straight to touch for a penalty to end the half. This was before that rule change came in where you would tap first and then kick.
Dylan told the flyhalf to kick to touch and he did. Barnes blew it up and gave a scrum to opposition.
Dylan complained, barnes said I warned you not to, Dylan called him a fucking cheat. And barnes was. Absolutely no reason the couldn't kick to touch from a penalty and end the half.
Jesus looking back it was a 22. It might just have been ok lol
Adam Porter if it was a 22DO, it can’t be kicked directly to touch since it has to be done successfully. Same way a scrum that is reset doesn’t end the half either.
Need Matt Dunnings drop goal. Nothing better than seeing a prop slot one from 30m out
1:01 can someone pls explain what the actual living hell Hougaard was thinking???!!!!! 😂
He wasn't "thinking" at all. So stupid, but that's rugby, 80 min of entertainment and about 5 minutes of insanity 🇿🇦
He was thinking: "Dude, they'll never expect this!"
@@Auriflamme the same thought process that saw him move to Worcester of all places 😂😂😂
3:15 player was in right. Never touch referee, expecially in that way, but player was right.
Yeah it's terrible positioning from the ref and honestly the player did him a favour because he could have been caught in a tackle instead of being pushed.
Can someone explain why, in the last clip, a penalty was awarded after the player passed it out. Is it because it was thrown out, not kicked out?
in union you cant intentionally throw the ball behind the dead ball line, otherwise a penalty is awarded. if he grounded it instead if would have been a 5m scrum
I think it was because the player ran it in over his own tryline?
@@interestedbystander196 No, Henry Goodman is correct. You may not deliberately pass or slap the ball over the dead ball line or into touch. You may carry it over or kick it over. If he had just ground the ball, with his own team having carried it over, it would have been a 5 yard scrum to the opposition but time was up so the game would have ended then and the scrum would not have taken place.
@@Karma-qt4ji OK, good info. Thanks.
@@Karma-qt4ji that's not correct, the scrum for the attacking side would have been played
Brain fade - putting Nirvana over a bunch of rugby clips
I guess some dont have sound so needed something. Also might help stop the blind copyright machines
@@dannywhite132 Its more likely to get flagged with the Nirvana song.
3:48 oh Beauxis... I love you !
2:58 - is that John O’shea?
Its all those concussions messing with their heads
Why is Barnstaple rugby inthis
It is as well 😂😂
Joey carbery kick vs japan
That was a deliberate decision to preserve the losing bonus point, which at that moment may well have become crucial further down the road.
Not a brain fade. Questionable decision maybe but he and the rest of the team knew fully what he was doing.
Greyling’s hit on McCaw ain’t a brain fade, that’s just simply a deserved yellow card!
True, but can you imagine what it's like watching McCaw sat on his arse, sticking his hands into the ruck and the referee just ignoring it?
@@StorminOGorman frustrating I guess 😏
Yellow!!! Try an out and out red
@@StorminOGorman it's safe to say he wouldn't be the only one in the game who's pushed the limits
@@MeanAzz_13 True, they all do it, he just seemed to get away with it the most.
Hartley... Never understand why and how he's get captain grade
That last one got me in stitches.
Care to explain the foul play here? Am confused
@@GeoffreyHellington You are not allowed to deliberately throw the ball out of play in rugby union. All he had to do was either kick it out or catch and ground it for time to be up and end match (The clock was passed the 80 minute mark). But because he threw it deliberately out, this awarded the opposition a penalty which they won with.
@@MightyAj In that case you're right, bloody hilarious. Thanks for clearing that up btw, I thought deading the ball in any way after the 80th min was kosher
@@MightyAj well i learnt somethinh there thanks
@@MightyAj I haven't heard of this rule. Deliberate knock down sure but throwing it out I mean.. hmm
creased at the last one XD
What's the rule for the last one?
Cant throw the ball behind the dead ball line when the opposing team is within a certain amount of metres
You can't throw the ball directly in to touch. Has to be off the boot/accidentally goes into touch. Otherwise a penalty
@@eeskeediit7243 You cannot throw the ball intentionally over the dead ball line. Has nothing to do with opposing team.
Let us check.
1. He took the ball in the field of play. Taking it back over the try line is carring the ball back and results in a scrum
2. the ball is then thrown over the dead ball line. Throwing the ball out of play is a big nono.If you do it over the side line or put it out of play by throwing it out, penalty.
Well, McCaw probably diserved it anyway
What happened in the last one?
The ball was kicked to end the game but it didn't go far enough and a teammate picked it up and threw it out the back end. This actually gives back possession to the other team as a penalty. The player that tossed it should have touched it down to get a 22m drop out and then kick it out to touch.
Like me, a Tighthead Prop kicking in my 22 and NOT making touch!
2017 Varsity Cup final? Time up, up by 3 the #10 decides to take a drop goal. Off the upright, UCT run it back 100m to score and win
I was a PUK in the stands that day. O die pyn!
1:45 I did that before in a game
Liam Williams no arms hit on Cornall Hendricks' face in 2014 was a bit of brain fade.
Devon Toner what a journeyman.
Why the music????!??!
Copyright mabye
2:12 McCaw must somehow have deserved this one.
What's wrong with the final clip?
They got a penalty from like 20m closer cause the guy threw the ball out to stop them which is illegal
You can always kick the ball off the pitch, if the last defender had done that after the missed penalty then the match would have ended and his team would have won the game. Because he deliberately passed the ball directly out of play he was penalised so play carried on. The (much easier) penalty was scored and his poor decision turned a certain victory into defeat.
Hubert Cumberdale - you can’t deliberately pass/throw the ball into touch in the dead ball area. Kicking it out is part of the game, I think throwing it out is seen as being a bit unsportsmanlike.
Brilliant thanks
This video really needs updating...you can't have a rugby brain fades compilation in 2021 without Brice "what do I do? What do I do? Kick it out? er...er...Oh shit!" Dulin.
This video is of the last decade.
@@AndrewDavidForde My bad. My brain fade. I'll get my coat.
2:11 Dirty Boks again! Wow! 👹
McCaw deserved that... sitting on the floor slowing the ball down
Yeah, when you wear Black, no judge or jury, just execution. Funny how the refs never, ever agreed with your "perspective" that McCaw was a cheat. I guess your next conspiracy theory is that the prefered currency for corrupting sport's refs is NZ sheep.
@@prof_kaos9341 what happened to Richie there was a disgrace. Coming from a South African. Never okay, similar what Bakkies did back in the day too. But I can imagine the frustration against McCaw because he has a reputation for causing a nuisance in rucks, and if you can't see that, then you may be blinded by bias
@@smokeupsomeGI am "blinded by bias"? That is particularly strong language to describe me from a short post, so here is a longer one. I support Wellington and the Hurricanes. If you think i didnt get annoyed by McCaw in a red jersey you are very wrong. BUT my point is after years of intense debate and scrutiny leading to refs keeping a close eye on him they still rarely pinged him(for a no.7). And of anybody in a rugby team its the open sides job to push the boundary and find the refs limit. If they are not doing this they are not doing their job as no.7 (no.6 in SAF?). I get the frustration, i do, remember the final in the fog Crusaders v Canes? How did that happen? Red and Black Magic? In rugby, generally, it is not illegal to frustrate the opposition.
Can someone explain 5:15
One cannot carry the ball back over the touchline to end the game.
Any ball handled before the touchline should be played upfield, not back over the touch.
That is an automatic penalty.
@@groenhoender I had it slightly different @thys v, although my understanding is partly similar to yours, is it not more a case of a player not being allowed to deliberately throw or pass the ball over the dead ball line, hence the penalty?
@@llewellynlulu7714 Correct - rules in rugby has changed recently to prevent any team carrying or kicking or throwing the ball back over the touchline in order to prevent the other team from using opportunities. It is also considered poor sportsmanship to do this.
It is now a new rule resulting in an immediate penalty kick.
What did that last guy do wrong? Should he have just touched it down? Excuse my ignorance of rules...
Yes, if he touched it down it would've been game over.
1:40 😂
Wales v Italy and the kick out for full time is my favourite. It's not in this video.
That wasn’t really a brain fade. They asked the ref if there would be time to take the throw and he said yes. Then he blew for time after the kick was taken. Led to a change in the laws
@@timboyle5424 yeah that's fair. I still wouldn't have risked it.
0:36, smells like teen spirit
lools south africa kicked ball out instead of tap
So if you pass it out deliberately it's a penalty??
3:28 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What happened in that last clip?
You can't deliberately throw a ball outside the field . That's a penalty . He just had to put the ball down and o think the referee would have ended the game there because it was past the 80th minute. Instead it was a penalty in front of the posts
Yeah.... of all the ones you watched, that had to be the biggest “ my brain is in the car “ moment.......
Make a this is rugby but do it for the decade. Use the same song as this is rugby 2019
Eh
This is?
Dean bloody Greyling. Single handedly lost the boks that gam!
Why the last One Is penalty?
alessandro longo It is illegal in rugby union to throw the ball into touch or over the dead ball line.
Was that fucking Beauxis who thought he was a fucking football centerback??
Dylan. Proper man’s man.
Yep, saw him in that TK Maxx Home thing in Northampton years ago, wearing shorts with socks and flip flops
What happened in the first clip
James Flynn he called the ref a “fkn cheat”
Dylan Hartely - ah well.
5:20 can anyone tell me why this was a penalty
You're not allowed to deliberately throw the ball out of play
Andrew Forde Ah, thank you. Trying to get into rugby can be a bit confusing sometimes
xD
When you had a bet on the other team..
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2:02 you beauty! :D
Im new to rugby, I still don't quite understand what a "brain fade" is. 😅
If you are being serious about not understanding... it's not a rugby term. It just refers to a moment where the brain doesn't engage and you do something stupid.
@@julianjames6601 Ah okay. That would explain as to why the examples in the video were all different. I feel dumb but thank you very much.
@@emchammer1831 Asking questions is how we learn. Not something to ever feel dumb about.
In case the poster got a notification I accidentally disliked this comment. Sorry about that. Perfectly good question. Was just scrolling on my phone.
Beauxis FTW
How can diving full length to punch Richie McCaw in the face ever be considered a "brain fade" - not only was it absolutely the right thing to do but the guy who did it should have been given a medal.
why the music ?? it's totally useless for this :(
If you dont understand it, you probably didnt play rugby.
Is Barnes the biggest KNOB in the business?
Hi
He will never learn.
Who?
Wayne Barnes is the WORST REF EVER!!
3:22
lega
Love
Dylan Hartley has had more suspensions than any player in the history of the game, he is a grub and should have been banned for life
Greyling socking McCaw one on the jaw...worth the breather in the sin bin any day...
Richie 'always offside' McCaw. Rarely pinged.
Richie the legend 🤙🏿
I don’t understand how the last one is a pen
You aren't allowed to throw the ball over the dead ball line (kicking/running it is fine, as is unintentionally knocking it over the line as long as you're making a genuine attempt to catch/ground it)
@@melissajohnson6099 that seems like a weird rule but I guess I’ve only seen and kicked it out myself never thrown it
@@bobb180 You can't throw the ball into touch intentionally, so it makes sense that throwing it dead would be a penalty too.
Dirty bok again
The stupidest brain explosion in Rugby in the last decade would have to be Rugby Australia’s sacking of Israel Folau
It’s his own fault.
Hougards is the worst
The imminent shears unfortunately turn because owner unexpectedly cheat as a cultured underclothes. coordinated, resolute window
2:10 *Mr Unbreakable*
146 Tests
2 World Cups
*Goat* ☝🏽🇳🇿
And he did it all offside
@@jeffjefferson3364 so says the *troll* lol
Hurt so many hearts🤣🤣🤣
That’s why u deleted ur comment 😂 or was it the fact you couldn’t admit you were wrong? You southerners are always the same you’re all so full of yourselves and whey you lose it’s never your fault. Always excuses like ‘we didn’t have our best team’ ‘the referee was against us’. A good example of this is Ireland’s summer tour against the wallabies when the second test ended the commentators immediately started questioning the referees decision after the ball went into touch ended the game, saying “gee there’s another Irish hand in that.”
And you didn’t hurt anyone, people were just questioning you’re statement because it’s clearly not true.
@@slushygryphon776 cry me a river🤣
@@slushygryphon776 wow no excuses for losing pal, still crying are yah 🤣
@@GEORGEgee_236 never was crying actually to be honest I wouldn’t cry at someone so petty to win an argument over TH-cam comments when your statement was clearly false