The Most Feared Rugby Team In The World | The All Blacks Are Brutal Freaks Of Nature
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Dude! Thanks for your video. I’m from New Zealand so the All Blacks are our “boys”! On a side note the All Blacks have won the Rugby World Cup 3 x times… and our female All Blacks (they’re called “the Black Ferns”) are current World Cup champions, and have won the women’s rugby World Cup 6 times! Also, you gotta check out some former All Blacks, from back in the day… especially Jonah Lomu! But also Christian Cullen, Tana Umaga or Richie McCaw!
You forgot Dan Carter!! Also, the ENTIRE World Cup Final game of 2015 is on TH-cam - THAT'S worth watching again!!
Your reactions r hilarious. U need to watch the nz women's team. They will blow your mind!!
Love the expression of “folding chair”. The All Blacks are huge men not to be messed with. As an Australian, the All Blacks are our mortal enemies, a bit like Canadians and USA during a hockey game, but when the shit hits the fan we’re there for each other.
It's a sibling thing.
Exactly how it is brother, all day its up the all blacks but when shit hits the fan we unite pretty well for example the ANZAC.(Australia new zealand army corporation). Much love to our Australian brothers in auz.
True true, we take the piss out of each other, but when it comes to it, we got each others back,
That reminds me, give our pavlova back
@@jarrodwilson4091 😂😂😂No way, it’s ours now.
@@jarrodwilson4091 not the pavlova😂😂😂
If you are an All Black or have been an All Black in New Zealand, You are royalty. That's how respected they are, it's unbelievable.
Mate, NEw Zealand is a very multi cultural country. Rugby is the national sport so all the Pacific Islanders / New Zealanders grow up playing "footy" rugby. So the All Blacks is a team representing the country. So we have Maori, Fijian, Samoan, Tongans, and us whites all playing together as brothers and playing for family and country. The Polynesian boys are athletic specimens man... big and fast and with natural athleticism. The truely awesome thing is that everyone of these boys identify as Kiwis so unite under the Haka ( Māori culture ) the other pacific island boys have their equivalent, but fire up the Kamate or kappo o pongo with the passion of a warrior. It's one of the gems of all sporting events ever, watching the Haka. Think it's still the case that the all blacks have the highest winning average of any professional sporting team and been doing it for more than 100 years. The AB's have traditionally been determine the yard stick of the game of rugby. Enjoy your experience watching the World Cup mate it's a real treat. The World Cup is in the USA in 2032 I believe, it will be a real party 👍
mate you are not a Kiwi, nobody here says "footy" only Australians say that. also i watched your uploaded video of geese on a pond (1st viewer btw) so i'm thinking you're Canadian, am i right?
2031 not 2032
@@mentalasylumescapee6389I’m a Kiwi and use the word footy all the time. Don’t try to speak for everyone halfwit!
@@mentalasylumescapee6389he admitted to being a kiwi,give him some credit fella.🤣
Yip he ain’t a New Zealand we call whit people Pakeha.
The Haka is a challenge and a sign of respect of the mana of their opponents.
I love it
Overrated.
We lose, we win.
I'm more interested in watching 80 minutes of rugby than the bloody haka.
4:28 4:30 It has never been a guarantee that the ABs will win a d if l want to watch haka there a lots of actual non rugby related videos or cultural related events in New Zealand to go watch haka performances.
In 65 years lve seen a lot of haka performed by the Abs, now l mute the bloody thing until the actual game kicks off.
And for all you 'precious' twats out there who want to have a go... l'm maori!
The statistics show that the All blacks are literally the most dominant sports team in the history of man kind.
I'd love to agree, but it's only in the last 100yrs. Still insanely significant tho!
Except maybe black ferns now.
As French rugby fan, can’t agree more. Still sad for the rest of the world. But it’s true. Nobody is more dominant for the last 124 years
This made me laugh watching this. Im from New Zealand so most of these hits ate standard in our Super Rugby league (grade below All Blacks). Also you should check out our national womans team the Black Ferns - they are amazing 😍
yes Gloria thank you...Gloria why you lol at me lol
@@CVTECK1don't think she's laughing AT you, mate.
Just well, we've been doing this rugby-thing forever. It's our "normal"😊
(Along with quietly doing our best to build a fair and decent multi cultural society ❤)
Hope you enjoy the upcoming World Cup Final between the All Blacks and the Springboks.
The full 80: It's going to be brutal! 😍
@@CVTECK1I From New Zealand like @gloriajohnston5068 and she is right it's entertaining asf seeing some of the reactions from people who don't really know the game of rugby. There's so many more clips out there of the All Black's. You should try find some highlights of the New Zealand team's playing in the SUPER RUGBY competition, bigger hits, better tries, more skill shown tbh.... I don't know why the Springboks (South Africa) are even getting talked about when it comes to the best team in the world. All blacks are ##1 They're so far In front if you look back at the last 10-11 year's
It is the haka. White people just call it a 'war cry' because there's no other definition or expression they could call it in English. It's not a war cry. Call it what it actually is, a HAKA. Much love from a Māori in New Zealand 🙌🏽🖤🤍 Appreciate the content man.
I understand i do like the word "Haka" i'm not from USA so i get when they try to translate our word to English.
sometimes when you translate a word to English it feels weak when you say it or loose that spicy. if you know what im saying
War dance war cry sound bad ass tho, so I embrace it.
what are you waffling about, haka is not an english word , "war dance" is more accurate translation
Been here all my life never heard a white person refer to it as anything but a haka;
@@racketman2u haka in te reo means to speak or breathe fire. Ha = breath ka = fire.
It's to speak with intensity and purpose which can be applied to multiple areas in life. Think of Haka more as a conduit of expression instead of a specific purpose.
This is what I was taught, I whakapapa from Ngati Maniapoto in the Waikato. Different places may have different interpretations.
The haka is a ceremonial Māori war dance or challenge. Today we do it before every rugby game but not only in sport, also during funerals . It's the final "sendoff" for Maori. It is used in various ceremonies and events.
Kia Ora my bro! Thank you for this video! Please support the Mighty ALL BLACKS! We Kiwis support our rugby league as well bro! We are a proud country of 4 million in NEW ZEALAND, but we are big on our rugby and rugby league. Chur my bro. Kia Kaha!,,,🤟🏾👍🏽😎
New Zealanders/Aotearoans are a mix of Europeans, indigenous Māori and Pacific islanders. The Haka is not a dance, but a challenge. It's a sign of respect towards our opposition.
Caleb Clarke is still playing and with the team at the world cup.
The guy you want to watch the most is Ardie Savea an Aotearoan islander born here in NZ in Wellington. He plays number 8 at the back of the scrum.
Will Jordan is the other absolutely amazing player having scored 26 tried in 26 games. That's outstanding and beyond world class.
The smallest guy in the team is almost always the 'Half Back' he stands just behind the scrum and maul and distributes the ball to the rest of the team.
And here:
Number 1 - Tight head prop
Number 2 - Hooker
Number 3 - Loose head prop
4 - Lock
5 - Lock
6 - Blind side flanker
7 - Open side(loose forward ) flanker(loose forward)
8 - Number 8 (loose forward)
9 - Half Back
10 - First five 8th
11 - Winger (left)
12 - Inside centre
13 - Outside Centre
14 - Winger (right)
15 - Full back
These are New Zealand terms. The Northern hemisphere use slight variations, like calling the number 10 a fly half and number 9 a scrum half
Happy to help.
Cool. Thanks for that info.👍
NO mate! Loosehead prop is Number 1, Tighthead prop is Number 3!
Kia Ora ( Hello ) from New Zealand... love your Clip.. and Yes we have some BIG BOYS in our All Black Team.. Very Proud to say Yes we are Multi Cultural.. Love Your Clip Bro.. come over for a Visit One Day
Hi CVTECK1, just came across your channel. If you like the All Blacks you're gonna love Jonah Lomu. The G.O.A.T! He was an All Black from 1994 to 2002. 6ft 4", 120kg of pure muscle, blood, sweat & tears. RIP Jonah 😪❤1🌿
I did a video on Jonah it's on my channel R.I.P
RIP jonah lomu i live in his homrtown. he isnt the goat tho sadly he was very inconssitent and ppl think hes the goat because of some highlight reels. the real got is richie mcaww a all rounded player with 2 captained wc under his belt
As an Aussie, we always really really wanted to hate Jonah. But that boy……. He was a GOD on the field and a sweet gentle giant off field. I always send him up a wave when I watch the Haka.
legend@@AnEnquiringMind
@@churcuzzy54put some respect on Lomu’s name - first for most tries in one tournament & overall tries at the RWC - top played in 95, the youngest AB at 19 and after a kidney transplant he still played
He’s one of the greatest and had a massive influence
I hope you enjoyed the All Blacks V Italy, we were expecting to win, but not by that score!
96-17 wow
That's the all blacks for you
Our version of the Harlem Globetrotters! haha
As an Italian I am punching the air rn. Jokes apart as I expected Mo'unga would not lose 1 kick. Me an my family had high hopes on this one, but stil congrats!
@@terrylolli7863 it got so bad that Codie Taylor nearly got a cross kick try smh
Māori and Hawaiians left Hawaii about the same time 1000 a.d. the Māori went to New Zealand. Hawaiians went to Hawaii. They were superb sailors. One of the reasons they were able to survive has to do with their size and fitness. Captain James Cook, the famous British explorer was stunned by the size of these men. But you would also be stunned by their humility, musicality ,loyalty and friendliness.
Ahhh no. You are confusing the Maori word Hawaiki with the place in Hawaii. They don't know for sure where Maori came from. But genealogy suggests links to both South America and Northern Taiwan.
@@TheAztec1289 LOL. Yeah, but it's speculated that Hawaiki is Hawaii, the pronunciation just changed over time. Hawaiians also came from Taiwan. The south American genes are from trading voyages between Peru and Polynesians.
Have you any idea how puny the Brits were, that arrived, any other nations would have looked impressive!!!
So hawaiians left Hawaii to go to....hawaii???
Hawiki is thought to be an island near the French archipelago. This particular island had a number of marae (religious sites) from which canoes were launched before or after their journey. It is from this place that native Polynesians departed to Hawaii and also New Zealand.
Look on a map and you will be able to identify these islands. You will also get some sene of the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean.
the mighty all blacks totally dominate the sport and have a history of doing so. we risk becoming alcoholics because we get to celebrate a lot. it's a risk us fans are prepared to take to support our mighty ABs.
At the moment as always, two teams left on the field for the rugby world cup.
All Blacks and South Africa
I'm from NZ but South Africa is my fav team too.
All the best to these two teams
At 7.50 on the video, I was at that game with my son who is Australian, I'm a Kiwi and that tackle from Scott Barrett was incredible to watch in real time. My poor son stunned. Scott Barrett is amazing
All the Barrett boys are fantastic 😂
Nz beat Italy 96-17. Hope you enjoyed it 👍
i loved it but i didn't think it would be 96-17 lol
@CVTECK1 tbh, i don't think anyone was expecting 96 🤣
@@CVTECK1 You should react to the highlights of the All Blacks vs Japan in the 1995 world cup. The score was 145-17. One All Black, Marc Ellis scored 5 tries.
You could then also check out some highlights from Marc Ellis' TV career. Quite a funny character. He also played league for the Warriors, so there's probably some highlights of that around too. He's not really considered one of the greatest players ever, probably not even top 100, but he was pretty damn good and just an entertaining bloke.
@@AholeAtheist bro Marc Ellis and Matthew Ridge were gold on TV
I’m Australian, my son was very small for his age but excelled with speed and strategy on the run. The islander boys were three times his size, they would knock on the door and ask him to come play rugby with them. I’d watch him excitedly head out the door with them and would have my heart in my mouth as if I was watching him head off to war 😂.
As a kiwi I can safely say the South Africans are the biggest in terms of sheer size of muscle. New zealanders are more skills and passing the ball around etc
skills being "not playing dirty and getting your players sent off" (something SA needs to learn)
@@mentalasylumescapee6389 South Africa are the only team at this year's world cup to have made it through the first round of matches wihtout a single red or yellow card. Hard, yes. Feared, yes. Dirty, no.
@@globallatitude-dmacorporat5886 they becoming more stealthy.
Actually that crown is held by South Africa... saying this as an Englishman living in NZ, that is the team NZ fears above all others.
actually, no youre wrong, the ABs out shine the boks as the iconic team of world rugby, we beat the boks easily more than half the time,
I agree, the Springbok have always been the team to beat. Those games are brutal. Always my favourite to watch.
Respecting another teams skills isn't fear.
I enjoyed your reaction and perspective, cheers. Watch the games from now on, they are going to be huge, all the games. The AB's look far from invincible in this tournament. This World Cup is going be won by the team with the biggest heart, the team that turns up on the day.
I am absolutely pumped to see how we go. AB's for the World Cup, go lads! Big rugby man, get into it.
I'm Maori from NZ. Thanks for sharing - your commentary cracked me up lol
You should watch The Springboks Are Brutal Beasts. They're the closest thing to an antithesis the All Blacks have. If these teams were cars, the All Blacks would be an Italian super car - beautiful to look at, fast, well designed, unbeatable in ideal conditions. The Springboks are a G-wagon. Rugged, tough, big, originally built for war and durable. The fact that it can look good is a bonus.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
haaaaaaa I see what your saying
Bahahahha the all blacks would be an skyline gtr winning absolutely everything. The springboks would be a Honda civic. Slow never won anything
@@caylebmladenovic3348bro sa are beasts thay deserve our respect as our greatest rivalry
@@caylebmladenovic3348childish comment
If you like the All Blacks, check out and react to one of our greatest.. Joanah Lomu, a Beast of Man in his prime, Super Quick and generally unstoppable.
He was big and fast but I don't think he possessed that much actual skill.
@@Philzoid yea all those unskilled trys he scored- pretty much on his own & being the fastest/biggest mo fo on the pitch is hardly a skill to.
So you think being big is skilful lol Like I said, he was fast and big but that's about it.@@philynuku914
He was very good going forward, but poor on defense. There were far more talented guys in his team at the time. Wilson and The Paekakariki Express were way more talented than Lomu.
@@kingy002 I hear you but I think the difference was, there have been plenty of similar players to the ones that you have described, Lomu on the other hand- was one of a very very few "Big Quick & (initially) Unstoppable Players" to grace the field and for that reason he rose to a Mega Star status. 👍
Mate you've got some great clips there ..thanks for your honest reactions which allows us a unique perspective on ourselves.
Numbers in Rugby Union are allocated to players by positions...1 is a front-row forward, through to 15 who is the fullback. Numbers from 16 to 22 are allocated to bench players who will come on later in a game. Bench players come on once, replacing a player who will leave the game permanently. Starting players will often have the same number game after game, but bench players can be any position, regardless of their number.
You need to watch ireland vs new zealand. Quater final game on Saturday. Kick off is 8pm UK time. This will be 1 hell of a game.
I'd almost go so far as to say....the game we all want to see most!
I'm from NZ and I love watching you react to us :)
I'm from NZ and I've always "feared" the French since first seeing them in he 70's.. They've been inconsistent until recent years. They're creative and elegant. Nice pronunciation of HAKA. Well done CVTECK1.
In Rugby the number indicate the position of the player with 1 - 8 being the forwards and 15 being the full back. No 11 is the left wing and was the position of the greatest player of all Johah Lomu who sadly died at only 40. Try doing a reaction to him.
The number 11 spot is the winger. We have been blessed to have some of the best in the world year in and year out. One of our most celebrated is the late JONAH LOMU. A must watch my bro.
Couple of points. Good reaction! The Haka is a Maori challenge performed before each game. I think the example shown was Kapo o Pango, a relatively newer version to take into consideration New Zealand's inclusiveness of other Pacific Islanders born/raised in NZ. The one performed in the game today against Italy was Ka mate (pronounced ka matay". The first lines of which are "ka mate ka mate, ka ora ka ora", roughly translated as "It is life, It is life, it is death, it is death", or "Am I dead or am I alive?" Also, the numbers on the players back are for the position of the player. No.11 is Left-Wing. There were multiple players playing that position in this video. Numbers 16-23 are Reserves and usually there is a 5-3 split between Forwards and Backs of the eight Reserves. So that number 22, was also a back but could have been a replacement for any Backline player (nos 9-15). Starting Forwards are 1-8. Hope that makes sense.
Great description mate!
It's actually pronounce "Ka Mateh"
The vowel E is not pronounced as an ay’ but as the ‘e’ that is pronounced in the word t’e’chnology. aeiou
@@ppapalii8948 I've been in North America too long!
Kapa o pango bro not kapo. Just saying
@@tank.4496 That’s the blind version 😂
I think the correct title would be most respected rugby team, they (all blacks) play the most beautiful, exciting rugby and have the best record in rugby. Most feared due to their physicality would be South Africa's Springboks.
I keep seeing that name over and over "Springboks"
@@CVTECK1 Bokke in slang / short form.
Maybe too a delusional South African. The boks arnt feared😂😂 how can you fear a team you always beat
Or greatest rugby team ever or most successful or most dominant for 115 years or just most feared
@@caylebmladenovic3348 read that statement again, you are missing many key words!!
Hey mate. You'll see the numbers 1-15 in every game. In rugby the numbers actually mean something, they show what position the player plays, which is the same in every team ( 1, 3 = props 2= hooker 4,5 = locks 6,7 = flankers 8 = last man in the scrum 9= scrumhalf 10= fly half 11= left wing 12 = inside centre, 13= outside centre 14= right wing 15 = full back). Hope you enjoyed the Italy game, although it's not a very good match, when the two teams are very mismatched. Better to watch Fiji instead, enjoy the World Cup. Cheers.
Well, traditionally football numbers were also for position.
#1 being the goalkeeper #9 center-forward & #10 striker; for example.@@offal
Best game is All Blacks againt the Springboks. They are one of the oldest rivals in the history of Rugby. SA Bok fan.
Definitely! These 2 teams have won 6x as many world cups as all the teams in the 6 Nations combined hahaha
Gotta love the boks eh. I've loved hating them most of my life (competitively, not literally) but hate the idea of not having them around even more. Incredible athletes, gracious in defeat, fierce opponents. By far the best team we ever get to play. Current standings aside, NZ and SA are the two greatest rugby nations in the world. The rest of the world is only good now, because we taught them all how to play. Long live the AB's, mad respect the Boks!!! I sincerely hope we get to meet them in the final.
Kia ora! Greetings from New Zealand! 👋 It's cool to see you recognise the Haka ❤ Hope you enjoyed the game! 😊
I love it!
Don't know if you watched the game but All Blacks did they thang with Italy 😬😂 Italy didn't even turn up to the cook out
Hope you enjoyed the game today bro. New sub from New Zealand 🇳🇿
loved it bro
All blacks multi cultural Nation brother moari - Polynesian Hawaiian ancestral and European desent.and the Haka is a challenge and and a sign of respect to the apposing team and rugby is in our blood.
Good effort for your pronunciation of ‘Haka’. Also you’re bang on with the Hawaiian connection as a lot of these guy are Polynesians who have migrated to NZ at some point. Quite a lot of Māoris also play for ABs who are native to NZ and who look similar to Polynesians. You’ll also notice the odd player with darker skin who are usually Fijians.
yesi been reading about the "Polynesians" and it has the word "Asian" there and you can see Asian has a Colombian's look all the way to Hawaii its great to read and learn about it. thanks for your info MDL
Māori navigated to Aotearoa originally from Hawaiki.
Caleb Clarke's father is a legend in nz rugby playing for the allblacks and the auckland blues
As well as sevens!
@@jbrassic5434 i don't think Eroni Clarke played 7s
As an Aussie I'm proud of the Wallabies - they are a dominant team. But when the All Black play at full power, they simply cant be matched...
If you want to know about a true All Black warrior look no further than Wayne “Buck” Shelford who in 1985 playing against the French had his scrotum ripped open leaving one testicle hanging free. After discovering the injury, he calmly asked the physiotherapist to stitch up the tear and returned to the field to continue playing, and he also lost four teeth. Not many NFL players would do that…. Great win over the Italians yesterday.
yep true story...BRING BACK BUCK!
@@gregbooth1551 they did quite recently 😂
Wow, are we still telling Bucks story is we🤔 I would've left that part out, no need to repeat it🤨 Comment by Tracy Iraia 🇳🇿🌏🇳🇿 NZ 😎
Bring back Buck lol
And a broken arm!
You wouldn’t have been disappointed with the Italy game today - ABS in BEAST-MODE!!
that score smh
Yes we are multi cultural and we are mixed up in there as well. The ‘big’ gene, Samoa, Pasifika, and Scots, many have it❤❤.
We are proud Rugby people. In UK Rugby was started by upper class schools and Rugby League was considered working class. In the Southern Hemisphere and we are egalitarian and players move between codes on occasion. I hope you enjoyed the Irish game, we were nervous for ‘our boys’ but, Argentina this weekend, we know each other and a final with either Sth Africa or England!! Big players!!! Big games! So we have to bring it! Bring the mana (prestige) and the heart! ❤
Love watching people from USA watching this stuff. Great video dude
As a Kiwi, the Springboks are also freaks of nature,we love playing them,a very healthy rivalry.
NZ All Black Sir Wayne "Buck" Shelford will always a rugby football legend for the 1986 injury he sustained in a match against France, while still an amateur player (no sponsorship or endorsements) 20mins into the match he was involved in a very aggressive maul where he lost 4 teeth and a french players boot tore open his scrotum leaving his testicle exposed. He calmly left the field, asked the team doc to stitch him up and he went back on the field to play. Now that's hard core 🤘🤘
The South Africa France game was said to be the best game ever but, The best game is yet to come!! Go The Blacks!!
It’s a challenge! The Haka challenges the opposition, we believe you disrespect the Haka at your peril!
Caleb is the son of another All Bkack Orini Clarke he of the beautiful smile his son is going to be one of the best.
What you say,yes in rugby after a tackle the game doesn't grind to a halt it keeps flowing.😊
All Blacks are mixed blood players. Most of them are not pure white. They are mixed blood, maori and pacific islanders. That is what you can see. Hearty players.
Barrett brothers , and others ain't mixed.
“That’s a truck” - the guys nickname is “The bus” haha
2023 rugby World Cup has been very entertaining with a lot of close games in quarter finals.
You can get Rugby game like Madden from the same game Publisher.
Hi from New Zealand love all our great sports people for a small country we produce a lot
Great video brother.
Much love
I hope you are still watching the cup. We're in the final against old rivals South Africa. Should be an awesome game. Will Jordan is having a sensational tournament too!
Casey i been watching every second of the world cup.
@CVTECK1 That's so awesome. It really could go either way. The Boks are amazing, they've never lost a final they have made it to. And both our teams have won the cup 3x, so it's going to be a clash for sure. Really cool that you've been enjoying it 😊🎉
my dad played for the army team in Paris in 1919..he tackled a local hero and an old women in the crowd ran out and hit him with her brolly hope that doesnt happen on Sunday🤣🤣🤣
Hope you can watch todays quarter final in Paris - All Blacks v Ireland. One of the best games ever - absolutely nerve-wracking.
..like Hawaiians...correct! The native Maori people of NZ are Polynesians, like Hawaiians. And the Maoris have intermarried with European settlers so that most "Maoris" are now half, quarter, eighth- caste. A lot of Maori blood spread amongst New Zealanders! Also, there are a significant number of Samoan immigrants, and they are prominent amongst sports stars in NZ.
I follow both codes rugby union and rugby league. Hope the game you watched against Italy was awesome it was for me go the All Blacks.
it was fun to watch but man did Italy get beat up with that score
Our All blacks made it to the world cup final!!!! A game not to be missed!!! ❤
Rugby and Aussie Rules are the most exciting to watch. The skills of the All Blacks are top level. Those players know if they fall behind for a second, there are 100 players to easily take their place. The sport is entrenched in their country.
Hope you are still watching rugby bro ... The All Blacks vs Irish was an insane game !!! Haven't had yelling and screaming in my house like that in a long time !!! Keep up the reactions bro and I will keep watching your clips
Check out Richie MC Caw,the closest thing we have had to an immortal, his mere presence on the field would get the team firing,he played with a broken arm once. Also check out the Absolute legend,Jonah Lomu.
The common food between the islands would be Kumara (sweet potato) - if you look it up some studies show it’s good for growth as a child.
The numbers represent the position each player plays. #22 is a reserve number.
👌🏼 Thank you, it was frustrating me hearing that from the OP… All numbers are associated with specialist positions, Tight 5(1-5, scrummagers) 6-8 Loose Forward (the bane of the opposition) 9 Halfback(feeds the scrums and generally passes from breakdown. Also the littlest person on the field BUT they have the biggest heart and will Topple giants) 10 Flyhalf(Northern Hemisphere) or
1st 5/8th, should have the highest strategy or Gake IQ. 11 & 14 - Left and Right hand Wingers (traditionally, left has a been a bigger fast ball carrier, while Right is one of the speedsters with amazing co-ordination) 12-13 are the Centre’s, used to make but tackles in the mid-field and have strong run with ball in hand. (12 is called 2nd 5/8th for the majority of the world bar the UK) 13 is just Center.
Last but by absolutely no means least! The FULLBACK no.15. Has to be in position at all times to read where the ball is coming from and how best to return it with pace and the team dr sneaky kick n chase.
If you ever get a change and want to watch brilliance look up the folliwing
ALL BLACKS
Wayne “BUCK” Shelford (8) What a hard ASS!
Jonah Lomu (11) 125kg and 17:51 could run the 100m in 10.2 👀
Conrad Smith (13)
Ma’a Nonu (12)
Christian Cullen (15)
Sir John Kiwi (11/14)
Zinzin Brooke (8)
Brodie Retalick (4)
Dan Carter(10)
Andrew Mehrtens (10)
Owen Franks (3) tight head prop
we just won against Argentina! we in the finals! GO THE MIGHTY ALL BLACKS!!
Argentina never gave up but all black was just great...Blacks vs S.Africa let's gooo
My father was part Maori and was on hoilday in Hawaii. A tourist walked up to him thinking he was a local to ask directions.
Yes Hawaii and most pacific islander she a genetic heritage
Brutal freaks of nature. That would be the Spring Book's. That's how Kiwi's understood the Bokkie. The AB's are a hearty team. Won't back down from a punch up no matter how big the other guys are. Like it's a great game till you cross the line. Some of that 'no but' thinking from the Maori mind.
South Africa has (or had) a big problem with teenage rugby players juicing up. The South African system and culture around it is probably the closest Rugby has to the USA's Highschool Football
You want to see a freight train running over players you should watch Jonah Lomu from the All Blacks. He sadly died young but was a New Zealand rugby legend
I did a video on Jonah Lomu R.I.P
You should look up the late great Jonah Lomu in the late 80s and early 90s. Fantastic player.
Yes there are several players still playing from the clip you watched. Rieko Ioane(11&13) Caleb Clark(14) Will Jordan (14) there's lots more still playing Ngani Laumape (#22) not playing for all blacks anymore but playing overseas so isn't eligible to play for the All Black's
We been at it since 1905 rugby is almost tradition here in NZ, go the ALL Blacks!
look up Jonah Lomu im an aussie i think he was one or the best allblack players ive ever seen and probably the best rugby player who ever played
The first Maori to arrive in New Zealand (not New Zealand at that time) came from Hawaii.
New Subscriber from NZ your commentary has me in fits hahahaha
Thanks and welcome 😁
The HAKA is the same dance you perform to the Mrs. when she doesn't want to listen to you anymore!
New Zealand Native Maori Pacific Islanders mixed born and bred Warriors ❤❤❤❤❤
Go ABs we love you . From a very proud kiwi
We are Polynesians of the South Pacific
Yeah bro. It's a great way to bring warrior seafaring nations together in one country.
I love UNION, But became a fan of 1 League team ... Always loved 7s since I was born in FIJI moved to NZ when I was 17 , Then moved to Aus when I was 30 Started loving Aus Rules ...Famly and friends play Touch Rugby
Ireland is the top team right now after beating South Africa, France is doing really well too. Should be an interesting cup now New Zealand isn't as invincible as we usually are
How do you feel about Ireland now that we are in the final again?
Oops, how things change. Northern hemisphere all but over. Last hope England.
Nice reaction. The All Blacks are the most successful sporting team in international sports history, for any sport. They have won 76% of all games played over the last 120 years and have a winning record against every team they have ever played. Not bad for a country with only 5 million people. Rugby isn't a sport in NZ, its our national religion!
about 1500-1600 years ago 56 boats left taiwan. they stopped in PNG and "picked up" a few passengers. then went on to NZ and spread throughought the pacific, including Hawaii. What you see are the warrior descendents of those people from long ago.
Referencing to what we eat here in nz , well atheletes have their diet set out for them but when its off season- It can be from bbq to seafood to island food like taro, cassava to actual hunting, fishing and diving-
Our nations pride - The All Blacks. You should definitely check out our Black Ferns, the New Zealand Women's Rugby team. Amazing ladies :)
Hey bro .
In rugby the players number represents the position they play not who they are as a person .
So the players change but the position retains the same number .
You will have to watch the final AB’s Vs SA .
That will be the best game you have ever seen hands down .
GO THE ABS !.
Cheers 🍻 , Woody NZ 🇳🇿 .
The number denotes the position on the field and in the team on the day. Jonah lomu was number 11 when he played and if you watch the TH-cam video (He was IMPOSSIBLE to stop! | Jonah Lomu) you will see a bit of his action. I watched him as a schoolboy playing Papakura High School and he was already awsome. cheers
fckin love the all blacks, New Zealand all the way.
Hawaii, Maori, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Tahiti…all Polynesians. All Warrior Culture!
If you think the boys are tough you should watch the girls - NZ Black Ferns
How true. Love watching the Black Ferns. Best in the World.
Any decent school boy 1st XV would absolutely embarrass the black ferns. Women's rugby lacks real speed, strength and power.
@@tinymahuta dream on
Hawaiians and Native New Zealanders are both Polynesian people. Polynesians are descended from a maritime people from the coast of modern south China, who spread across the Indian and Pacific Oceans all the way from Madagascar to Easter Island, andthey did it all paddling hollowed out logs.
Enjoyed your reaction. Most of these guys are Polynesian so born and breed in their countries but brought over and schooled here in NZ, and the rest are made up from our white NZers and Māori men. They also have a ruling that they respect the game on and off the field, that also goes for their attitude towards the fellow players and the opposition. You wouldn't find a better bunch of respectful guys that will get on the field and play their hearts out for their country but after that, they are all great friends. Hope your still watching the game. Keep it real 😊
the smallest guy is usually the half back, he puts the ball into the scrum, he's a distributer of the ball from rucks and mauls, he's usually around 85 kilos, also these guys are big because rugby at All Black's level is professional and they spend a lot of time in the gym.
Will Jordan is the All Blacks thirteenth-equal highest Test try scorer with 31 tries in 30 Tests
It's not a food, it's who we are. We we're only colonized in the last 200 odd years, it means we literally were warriors just 3 generations ago.... it's in our blood ❤