I told someone a month ago - posted on another TH-cam channel - that getting back to his foundation’s work was a likely factor for his wanting to get back to South Africa. I’ve talked to Siya - it was after the 2019 RWC - about his foundation, and it was clear to me back then how important that was to him.
He is a quota, overseas he is faced with reality that he is privileged and has zero talent! You welcome to argue but please do show this endless pool of black talent that overseas scouts are buying up every year, it does not exist! And with the current bela bill schools are now faced with lack of funding from parents, our kids don’t want to be sidelined under BEE like we were and are today! So essentially sport is just another thing that is destroyed by Africa the perpetual victims
@@RickySchenk-q9b Ridiculous comment. I’m hearing multiple neutral commentators in places like England, Australia and New Zealand calling him one of the greatest test match captains in rugby history, and he just had an outstanding match against a very good New Zealand team, not only because of the try he scored or the turnovers he was responsible for or multiple dominant tackles. Quota? Zero talent? It’s OK to critique a player, but try looking at the facts instead of spewing preconceived notions or biases.
he needed to play for a CLUB he believes in and the Club must believe in him. not easy playing at your best for a Club that you have no connection with... its more than just a SALARY
to be a south african and understanding the struggling and the battles we face as a country you have to be here to know you cant just read about it in the news that's why he is back , to speak from a place of knowing
Guys, it’s one thing to state the situation in SA in private, another on the Net. Unfortunately it’s not because of the people, it’s the ANC that brought SA to the current state, and about time the people in most need realize they should never again vote for such a criminal party. When the citizens have to support society, total disgraceful ANC. I live in Canada now, and will never stop wishing SA the best for all its people. Boks are where they are because all of South Africa now fully admitted, true rainbow team, very happy for the country as a whole.
You’re crazy. This is where you lose most back people. When the ANC was advocating for inclusivity in sport, people like you complained about quota’s in the sport. Let’s not rewrite history but reflect on the facts - on of them being that Mandela of the ANC wore Francois Pienaar’s jersey in 1995 back when popular people like Uli Smit of the Blue Bulls openly said that black people cant play rugby.
Think ultimately his family didn't like Paris and Parisians are just grumpy lot even french people hate them. Living in other cities in France is fantastic thou.
Actually laughed at this because when I opened this video I knew he’d reference KwaCab and amagwinya nooliva. This brand is massive in tat part of the world. I’m 1000km away from that part of the world but Engen stays with me as my garage of choice.
The owner is a disgrace. Racing have spent a lot of money, have a high turnover of players and have won nothing. The owner is very bad at man management
Sorry I Dount Agree with this Interview! My Son whas in France 🇫🇷 for 8 years! The Difference is he Lurn to Speak the Language!Played Excellent Rugby over there,played Over 100 Games for Toulouse and Became Springbok so it's called Sacrafise and Be More Hungry! How do you compare Hero's to the Rand? But it's Choice!
Did he ever say it was a shit hole? No. Siya went to France to end his career on a financial high but hated the culture and wanted to focus on his foundation. He has always loved SA but also only found out after he left he won't be allowed to captain the team he loves anymore, the Boks.
@@jj56x7.5mm did you even keep up with the situation or did you just read French articles? Obviously he still had alot ot adjust to since French rugby is very different, but he had to adjust to the culture aswell (which is none existent at R92) his wife didn't like Paris aswell which didn't help lol I myself would not play for a coach who publicly shames me for being fat etc and go back to a country that loves and appreciates me.
@@jj56x7.5mm I think you're just negative to be negative, let's ignore everything he's ever done for this country, let's ignore his Kolisi foundation, let's ignore his 2 world cups, let's just hate and assume things about him. He's been very open from the start about everything in detail, especially how much being captain for his country means to him, he tried France so that he can retire comfortably and it didn't work out, now he's made a great deal with the sharks to come back since he loves Durban and it's people. And who cares if he goes to Japan, he deserves to retire comfortably, he's given us 2 cups you spoon.
i am a Kolisi fan, but i have to say its not a good example to allegedly jump out of a contract and some one else has to bale one out. There are consequences . But hope all turns out ok. There might even be tax implications
I told someone a month ago - posted on another TH-cam channel - that getting back to his foundation’s work was a likely factor for his wanting to get back to South Africa. I’ve talked to Siya - it was after the 2019 RWC - about his foundation, and it was clear to me back then how important that was to him.
He is a quota, overseas he is faced with reality that he is privileged and has zero talent! You welcome to argue but please do show this endless pool of black talent that overseas scouts are buying up every year, it does not exist! And with the current bela bill schools are now faced with lack of funding from parents, our kids don’t want to be sidelined under BEE like we were and are today! So essentially sport is just another thing that is destroyed by Africa the perpetual victims
@@RickySchenk-q9b Ridiculous comment. I’m hearing multiple neutral commentators in places like England, Australia and New Zealand calling him one of the greatest test match captains in rugby history, and he just had an outstanding match against a very good New Zealand team, not only because of the try he scored or the turnovers he was responsible for or multiple dominant tackles. Quota? Zero talent? It’s OK to critique a player, but try looking at the facts instead of spewing preconceived notions or biases.
he needed to play for a CLUB he believes in and the Club must believe in him. not easy playing at your best for a Club that you have no connection with... its more than just a SALARY
he left for the money and when it didn't work out he broke the contract what an example that sets
Amen! Cos sooner or later, you start to not believe in yourself
Siya belongs to South Africa and make the most difference based here. Welcome home 😊. I'm just disappointed he's rejoined the sharks 😢
to be a south african and understanding the struggling and the battles we face as a country you have to be here to know you cant just read about it in the news that's why he is back , to speak from a place of knowing
I for 1 is happy Siya is back specially with the sharks. It is just sad that his contract with Racing was held hostage by racing as a bribe
Guys, it’s one thing to state the situation in SA in private, another on the Net. Unfortunately it’s not because of the people, it’s the ANC that brought SA to the current state, and about time the people in most need realize they should never again vote for such a criminal party. When the citizens have to support society, total disgraceful ANC. I live in Canada now, and will never stop wishing SA the best for all its people. Boks are where they are because all of South Africa now fully admitted, true rainbow team, very happy for the country as a whole.
You’re crazy. This is where you lose most back people. When the ANC was advocating for inclusivity in sport, people like you complained about quota’s in the sport. Let’s not rewrite history but reflect on the facts - on of them being that Mandela of the ANC wore Francois Pienaar’s jersey in 1995 back when popular people like Uli Smit of the Blue Bulls openly said that black people cant play rugby.
Think ultimately his family didn't like Paris and Parisians are just grumpy lot even french people hate them. Living in other cities in France is fantastic thou.
French hate everyone that speaks English. They even hate each other.
I feel you SIYA
SA Rugby players need to Focus to Keep SA Springboks Champions Cheslin Kolbe & Siya Kholisi ..now SA is back to Back
i stand under correction but kolbe wife she would not want to raise their children in violent south africa
#WelcomehomeGqwashu💕
Siya for President
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦❤
Actually laughed at this because when I opened this video I knew he’d reference KwaCab and amagwinya nooliva. This brand is massive in tat part of the world. I’m 1000km away from that part of the world but Engen stays with me as my garage of choice.
It just didn't work out at the other side, better to be on home ground where u are understand better
Siya must stop Rugby Club Hoping.Money Chase ..Siya Take Risk
The French coach said he was fat. Welcome back to S A forget the frogs.
The owner is a disgrace. Racing have spent a lot of money, have a high turnover of players and have won nothing. The owner is very bad at man management
Sorry I Dount Agree with this Interview! My Son whas in France 🇫🇷 for 8 years! The Difference is he Lurn to Speak the Language!Played Excellent Rugby over there,played Over 100 Games for Toulouse and Became Springbok so it's called Sacrafise and Be More Hungry! How do you compare Hero's to the Rand? But it's Choice!
Have a look at your spelling before posting rubbish
Rynardt?
Just strange when he left sa was shit hole now he crawl back😂😂
Did he ever say it was a shit hole? No.
Siya went to France to end his career on a financial high but hated the culture and wanted to focus on his foundation. He has always loved SA but also only found out after he left he won't be allowed to captain the team he loves anymore, the Boks.
@@sunlightliquid8420 when he left sa was second best now he run back he could not handle the game at racing 92
@@jj56x7.5mm did you even keep up with the situation or did you just read French articles?
Obviously he still had alot ot adjust to since French rugby is very different, but he had to adjust to the culture aswell (which is none existent at R92) his wife didn't like Paris aswell which didn't help lol
I myself would not play for a coach who publicly shames me for being fat etc and go back to a country that loves and appreciates me.
@@sunlightliquid8420 watch this space soon he will run to Japan
@@jj56x7.5mm I think you're just negative to be negative, let's ignore everything he's ever done for this country, let's ignore his Kolisi foundation, let's ignore his 2 world cups, let's just hate and assume things about him.
He's been very open from the start about everything in detail, especially how much being captain for his country means to him, he tried France so that he can retire comfortably and it didn't work out, now he's made a great deal with the sharks to come back since he loves Durban and it's people. And who cares if he goes to Japan, he deserves to retire comfortably, he's given us 2 cups you spoon.
i am a Kolisi fan, but i have to say its not a good example to allegedly jump out of a contract and some one else has to bale one out.
There are consequences . But hope all turns out ok. There might even be tax implications