When i watch him in defense i actually started counting how many times i said his name and jumped up... Because he is just EVERYWHERE. Insane level of strength and determination! HOLY HELL! Just NEVER gives up does he??
Nope. While PSDT is an incredible player, the way he tackles is the way it's always supposed to be, something the ABs (particularly) just don't understand these days, and then whinge at the 'unfairness' of getting their captain sent off for a ridiculously dangerous one!
News reports have been saying that recentley New Zealenders are looking twice when crossing the road. Once for cars and a second time for Pieter Steph Du Toit
Actions speak louder than words. Pieter Steph was more concerned about the fact that he had used an expletive that was broadcast to millions of kids than the fact that he had shown great leadership in a half time team talk. At his core, he is humble and God fearing. Legend! ❤
It's honestly amazing to see. N A pretty OK rugby player but a real decent understanding and communicative giant as a whole. You do what you do Jim it's appreciated for the growth of our game and damn good content
He was unbelievable in the final. He looked possessed. Absolute wrecking machine and one of the best individual performances from a player you will witness
Jim, I actually look out for your content mate. You're one of the best out there. I think you're doing excellent work! PSDT comes across like Dan Carter, quiet, humble and decent....and one hell of a player!
Big Jim - watched the full show and you are brilliant in bringing the real PSDT to us fans of rugby. Fantastic insight to one of the best performances in a Worldcup Final in any sport! Always look forward to your shows!
Everyone was talking about him when he started for the stormers...It took me a while to watch a full game with him...Zinzanish but much more involved in the fray... I was fan almost fm the start...The guy has a huge engine with quiet purrr....a legend of the modern game.
Always great to watch your posts. Pieter-Steph is an absolute gem of a sportsman. Great to see global interests regarding his passion for the game. Cheers!
@@jc10109 At tackling. Let's get that clear. One aspect he's outstanding in. The rest of his play. Meh. You Saffas like announcing one trick ponies as one of the greats. Had this same debate in regards to Handre Pollard. Both great players. Legends even. But both just essentially one trick ponies outstanding at one aspect of rugby. Average at the rest. Neither will go down in the top 10 of there respective positions.
@@juliansteyn7050 Not sour in the least. Not with the Boks. They are deserving if not worthy champions. Monster defence. They fkn earned it the hard way. More sour about the sissy rules that give negative teams the advantage. But that's not the Springboks fault. I know this. Won fair and square. And though not happy at the time, I'm happy with the rugby the All Blacks exhibited despite having the worst coach and captain in history. But crucially, everyone realised who the best team really was. Regardless of who raised the trophy. Good on you South Africa. If not us, then I'm glad it was you boys winning. You or France winning would be fine. You would have seen me real sour if those arrogant Irish dorks won. That would have really pissed me off.
Great interview of a most impressive player & bloke; as a bok fan I think we should give a lot of credit to those Kiwi boys who handled those big hits, and especially Jordie Barrett; they never flinched.
Hardworking farming family background. It's no surprise that the world's best rugby teams (NZ, SA, Ireland & more) have strong rural farming communities that instill a salt-of-the-earth grit that you won't find in your average Playstation kid.
I remember springboks beating all blacks in New Zealand 36-34 immediately after that game PSTD cried like baby that's where I knew he is a special player fr springboks n South Africa those tears signalled good things to come in a near future
@@juliansteyn7050 Zero. But beat the Australia U16 team. That was my highest accolade. 😄 True story So I'm a fellow international rugby player. Except my jersey is held in higher esteem than a South African Jersey.
My favourite Springbok 😍 What an amazing humble man! My father was called Pieter du Toit 🥰 PSDT's blonde hair, light eyes and light skin is a "du Toit thing..."
Quality player, quality man - embodies some of the best attributes of RSA - as a friend once said, 'Africa is not for sissies' - Good luck in the summer tours
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PSDT never flush the toilet. He simply scares the shite out of it
When PSDT left for Kindergarten he said to his dad “you’re the man of the house now”
Best one 😂
Brilliant ❤️👍🏻
Only one I haven't seen before. Well done.
😂😂
omg these comments are stitching me up😅
They once tried to name a street after PSDT but they had to rename it because no one crosses PSDT and lives
Hahahaha😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
PSDT will never get a heart attack because his heart isn't stupid enough to attack him
At least we know he is a real person and not RoboBlock. The most humble monster machine ever. What an icon.
😂
Heart attack is a broken heart?🤷♀️
28 tackles not one high tackle it is something special.
for sure
A truly special athlete and human being
When i watch him in defense i actually started counting how many times i said his name and jumped up... Because he is just EVERYWHERE. Insane level of strength and determination! HOLY HELL! Just NEVER gives up does he??
Especially when you're 8 foot 24 inches. It's like asking someone to lower the fridge.
Nope. While PSDT is an incredible player, the way he tackles is the way it's always supposed to be, something the ABs (particularly) just don't understand these days, and then whinge at the 'unfairness' of getting their captain sent off for a ridiculously dangerous one!
From a South African to a South African, respek Pieter dankie vir jou voorbeeld vir ons land. Groete uit die Paarl
Ek stem! Respek maat.
PSDT was once bitten by a Cobra. After three days of agonizing pain, the Cobra died
When Alexander Bell invented the telephone he already had two missed calls from PSDT
News reports have been saying that recentley New Zealenders are looking twice when crossing the road. Once for cars and a second time for Pieter Steph Du Toit
classic
When PSDT misses his flight, the plane comes back to get him
Jim doing such amazing things for Rugby and bringing us into these amazing player's lives and minds. It's fascinating!
I am so proud that PSDT is a South African. He is everything I would want my father, brother son to be. God bless you Pieter. The Lord is with you.
Settle down boy 😂
Actions speak louder than words. Pieter Steph was more concerned about the fact that he had used an expletive that was broadcast to millions of kids than the fact that he had shown great leadership in a half time team talk. At his core, he is humble and God fearing. Legend! ❤
humble chap conservative in outlook A beast on the field Always fair play ! Great interview
I had the great pleasure of meeting PSDT here in Japan. He was so kind as to chat with my family and me. Such an amazing person on and off the pitch.
Fantastic. Japan is now part of South African rugby lore - for two very good reasons: 2015 and 2019.
Gentleman in the true sense of the word. Thank you, PSDT, for putting your body on the line to ensure our RWC victories.
It's honestly amazing to see. N
A pretty OK rugby player but a real decent understanding and communicative giant as a whole. You do what you do Jim it's appreciated for the growth of our game and damn good content
A Springbok Legend and humble man 🇿🇦
When PSDT phone ring in theater, they pause the movie
PSDT once heard nothing can kill him so he tracked down nothing and killed it
FIRE COMMENT 🔥🔥🔥
Such a great player, legend. Hi from NZ
He gave the Blacks a nice compliment - huge respect.
He was unbelievable in the final. He looked possessed. Absolute wrecking machine and one of the best individual performances from a player you will witness
Didn't realize that he is just as tall as big Jim. He is extremely mobile for such a big guy.
acceleration and mass = momentum. That's why he hits like a truck.
He started out as a lock when he became professional. He's about 2m tall
Great and humble man, great player
Brilliant Player … always a pleasure to listen to this giant of a rugby player
You spot a South African overseas by the kortbroek.
I thought it was the flies flying around your heads
@@JaemanEdwards Incorrect its the trophies held above the head ! so many of them
@@JaemanEdwards your mother's poes.
@@ianpettit6834 Can't deny that my man.
And when its really cold and snowy, we wear two pairs of shorts
Chuck Norris once entered a bar and saw PSDT
Chuck walked out again
Not Chuck. I refuse to believe it.
PSDT makes onions cry
Seems like a good dude as well 👍
PSDT can hear sign language
Well done Jim, class work mate. Interviewing is getting better and better.
Great to hear him in an interview, just wish it was longer.
Ja so short, I saw this and I thought an hour.
Wonderful role model. ❤ 🇿🇦
Everything the rest of the world’s celebrities aren’t. A man who walks through life with honour and dignity. God bless.
Actions speak louder than words
Ghost sit around camp fires telling each other PSDT stories
Definitely.😄
While giving each other PTSD
Amazing sentiment to end the clip with
They say Napoleon was the greatest strategist but he never managed to conquer Europe like PSDT
I'm in love with the positive vibes, no slander towards this silent giant. Love him.
brother i love your videos. the way you connect with the players is very unique and genuine. Big fan.
He's a player for the Big occasion and in our illustrious history he has to be in the top 3 loose forwards we've Ever had.
He reminds me of Theuns Stoffberg...big,athletic
@@BroderickMilton-dv2sp yes he sure does, but also Andre Venter or Juan Smith. Same type of workhorse.
Jim, I actually look out for your content mate. You're one of the best out there. I think you're doing excellent work!
PSDT comes across like Dan Carter, quiet, humble and decent....and one hell of a player!
Great great player. Interesting because he hasn’t been consistently great due to injury but in the biggest games of his career he has been exceptional
it was a very bad injury almost lost his leg i though he would never be the same but his back to his old self
Pieter jou YSTER! Jys n voorbeeld vir ons almal!!
Goosebumps on that last line. What a guy
Big Jim - watched the full show and you are brilliant in bringing the real PSDT to us fans of rugby. Fantastic insight to one of the best performances in a Worldcup Final in any sport! Always look forward to your shows!
Everyone was talking about him when he started for the stormers...It took me a while to watch a full game with him...Zinzanish but much more involved in the fray... I was fan almost fm the start...The guy has a huge engine with quiet purrr....a legend of the modern game.
Fantastic interview, thanks.
What a player!
Great defender. That's about it.
@@JaemanEdwards Yeah just a defender that’s won World Rugby Player of the Year 2019 and a 2X World Cup Champion. Not much.
Always great to watch your posts. Pieter-Steph is an absolute gem of a sportsman. Great to see global interests regarding his passion for the game. Cheers!
he gives me Terminator vibe
What a legend! One of the all-time greats
Very debatable
@@JaemanEdwards well, he does have 2 world cups under his belt. Sure there are other legends besides him, but he's about as good as they get
@@jc10109 At tackling. Let's get that clear. One aspect he's outstanding in. The rest of his play. Meh. You Saffas like announcing one trick ponies as one of the greats. Had this same debate in regards to Handre Pollard. Both great players. Legends even. But both just essentially one trick ponies outstanding at one aspect of rugby. Average at the rest.
Neither will go down in the top 10 of there respective positions.
@@JaemanEdwardsSee you in 4 years mate. Good luck chewing those sour grapes
@@juliansteyn7050 Not sour in the least. Not with the Boks. They are deserving if not worthy champions. Monster defence. They fkn earned it the hard way.
More sour about the sissy rules that give negative teams the advantage. But that's not the Springboks fault. I know this. Won fair and square.
And though not happy at the time, I'm happy with the rugby the All Blacks exhibited despite having the worst coach and captain in history.
But crucially, everyone realised who the best team really was. Regardless of who raised the trophy.
Good on you South Africa. If not us, then I'm glad it was you boys winning. You or France winning would be fine.
You would have seen me real sour if those arrogant Irish dorks won. That would have really pissed me off.
Living Legend
Two legends of rugby having a chat. Love it 👍
Great interview of a most impressive player & bloke; as a bok fan I think we should give a lot of credit to those Kiwi boys who handled those big hits, and especially Jordie Barrett; they never flinched.
He is just the epitome of the gentleman playing in a hooligans game. He is one of those people who is just a gentle giant.
An absolute legend..
PSDT can slam a revolving door
Such a humble human being. Good on you PSDT.
What a legend. I love this dude! Such a humble person
One of the greatest rugby players of all time. Pieter Steph and Eben best forwards in the world.
and if you can do that then nothing needs to be said. Pure class!
What a guy! Tackler supreme
Hardworking farming family background. It's no surprise that the world's best rugby teams (NZ, SA, Ireland & more) have strong rural farming communities that instill a salt-of-the-earth grit that you won't find in your average Playstation kid.
Indeed, the Barretts for example are farmers too, same as Kwagga Smith.
What a great chap!
What a role model PSDT is. A rugby great and proud South African. What a boytjie.
When PSDT does push-ups, his body doesn't rise, the earth goes down.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣....am dead
Just a world class person and an absolute warrior!
Can't wait for the full interview
Its out on rugbypass
When a South African gets cold he doesn't put on a jacket, he puts on 2 pairs of shorts.
The way you live your life must show that these are the morals of this guy and if you can do that, nothing has to be said.
~PSDT
PSDT knows who Alice is.
I remember springboks beating all blacks in New Zealand 36-34 immediately after that game PSTD cried like baby that's where I knew he is a special player fr springboks n South Africa those tears signalled good things to come in a near future
Superhuman player and superb human
Hyperbole much ?
@@JaemanEdwardsHe has 2 World Cup medals. What do you have?
@@juliansteyn7050 Zero. But beat the Australia U16 team. That was my highest accolade. 😄
True story
So I'm a fellow international rugby player. Except my jersey is held in higher esteem than a South African Jersey.
Obsessed with South Africans much Mr. Edwards? Always trying so desperately to drag them down here.
What jersey? Your NZ under 16 shirt? Lol.
@@LomuHabana You're the one obsessed judging by your name. What kind of tool names himself Lomu Habana ?
There was once a time where PSDT got sick of his shadow following him. He beat the hell out of it and as of today it stays 10 feet away from him.
The best by far🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love the end...let your character talk about the person you are...
Actual hero.
An absolute warrior!!💪
My favourite Springbok 😍 What an amazing humble man!
My father was called Pieter du Toit 🥰
PSDT's blonde hair, light eyes and light skin is a "du Toit thing..."
Absolute quality gent
PSDT is different breed
Good work Jim all the best for your future What a human
Once PSDT decided to have a quick rest. Now it’s called it half-time
How beautiful . thanks for sharing
I always wondered how a beast looked like then I saw PSDT, I knew instantly he must be the beast.
We are Blessed and just " fortunate as a country to have such a master as our own. The guy is just a marvel. PSTD
This guy is a monster
The phycologist diagnosed Jordie Barrett with PSDT after that final.
When PSDT gets in the bath he doesn’t get wet, the water gets PSDT
Special Player
I now just have even more respect for Pieter-Steph Du Toit.
Really awesome, guys. The full interview should be on You Tube.
PSDT doesn't sleep, he waits.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
In PSDT's house he has a Bear Rug.......the Bears actually still alive....its just too scared to move.
Defs one of the best Boks ever, what a class act!
We should call him the terminator from now on , ask Jordie and George Ford
That's a great name for him
Brilliant interview.
great interview
Quality player, quality man - embodies some of the best attributes of RSA - as a friend once said, 'Africa is not for sissies' - Good luck in the summer tours
Love PSDT - great player and role model!
PSDT threw a grenade .. killed 7 people then it exploded
He superman,unbelievable engine &toughness,mental &physical 😊