When Rugby Stars Play Out of Position!
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Kolbe is so skilled its ridiculous
Juan Imhof playing scrum-half like a boss for 65min in the 2016 final of the Top 14 against Toulon
Pierre Spies played an entire career out of position.
And now we’re finding out, so did Deon Fourie.
Sekou Macalou is a beast. Even in selection they tried him as a winger.
Kolbe also kicked 50 meters penalties.
Scott Steele for Scotland who plays scrum-half, but played flanker for his debut, and on the wing in his second match 😂 proper wee guy too!
If my days of playing EA Rugby have taught me anything, it's that anybody playing out of position will drop every single ball.
Anyone except C.Heffler
Jack nowell actually suited the flanker position
Cheslin Kolbe is actually the opposite, he's originally a fly half who has been playing winger
Schalk Brits to no8 isn’t even the biggest move. He has been moved out to wing multiple times as well in the past.
Also, Pierre Spies played wing all his life until they realised that his size can be better utilised at no8
Great video as always Andrew!
Re your request for Part Two nominations…
I’ve always felt that open side flanker and inside centre are very similar roles in open play, so the Sam Burgess experiment never seemed as outrageous to me as so many others made out. Come to think of it, I think Bath had him at blindside, not open, but still the centre partnership of Burgess and Slade I thought was phenomenal. But as I recall England tried it once in a RWC warm-up game then never again. A massive wasted opportunity in my view.
Lovely to see my Hogg suggestion!
Bastareaud would have been one of the best number 8 of history if he played it since the beginning of his carreer. And u cant change m'y mind about it.
He’s been playing out of position his entire life. Remember watching him at Murrayfield, someone behind me in the stands said “why’s that loosehead got a 13 on his back”
@@AlphaNevada123 Bastareaud’s so big he plays both prop positions at the same time.
No, I don’t think he would have been. And I don’t care if your mind changes or not
@@MKRM27 If u think that a 120 kg who has insane offensive power, great tackling, good offloading skills and had one of the best breakdown at the time wouldnt have made a great number 8, i mean thats ok WE need some casual rugby fans too.
@@MKRM27 ok makerome27, thanks 👍🏻
This video is so to my taste, it’s like it was made by an algorithm just for me
Nice one again Mr Forde loved it, 1 critique tho if I’m allowed was looking for Johnny May nigh on bottom of a maul he was on top of a front row and when the front row realised who was on top of him gave our Johnny a well done pat on the face I laffed out loud cos the big lunk covered our Johnny’s face completely. I don’t think anyone realises the sheer size of the lads in the scrum. Cheers fella
There was some position shuffling for Wales on the 2009 North America tour, in particular the second test v the USA. With 14 players on tour with the B&I Lions in South Africa, injuries picked up in the Dragons Heineken Cup playoff the week before, plus Bradley Davies and Chris Czekaj being injured the week before against Canada, it was very much a skeleton squad,
In the first minute Ryan Jones picked up a nasty head knock, but continued playing for another 20 minutes before being removed (ominous given his recent announcement). He was replaced by Sam Warburton (making his debut). Later in the first half, Sowden-Taylor went down with a hamstring injury, meaning that Richard Hibbard came on at blindside and played around 50 minutes there. Midway through the second half, Tom James picked up an injury, meaning that Gareth Cooper had to play on the wing scoring a try in the process.
It was an interesting tour with Warburton and Jonathan Davies making their debut. Dan Evans picking up his only caps. Teenage Dan Biggar playing a few games before disappearing into the international wilderness for a few seasons.
Love this
Request for volume 2, Peter O'Mahony flanker to centre for the 2013 6 Nations I believe it was Ireland v Italy (Also I think there were other Irish players out of position that game too)
Ardie Savea & Will Jordan play out of position every week for the All Blacks 😂
Ben Youngs made his England debut on the wing.
Great video the most successful switch seems to be between hooker and number 8 but boy did Lloyd Williams do well on the wing for wales remember watching that live what a feeling when Davies went over! 🏴🏴🏴
You should Show Adams at 13, Habana at 13 and 12, Adam Ashley-Cooper at 12, Etzebeth at 6, PSDT at 8, Hougaard at 11, Handré Pollard playing at 12, Gelant at 12, Kieran Read popping in at Lock, Kolbe at 9 for Boks, Carreras' 1st game at 10, Huw Jones at wing and 15, Grant Williams at Wing...
Habana at 13 and Frans Steyn on the wing happened in the same game in 2006, worth showing them both
@@christeebs vs Ireland in 2006 both scored a try.
Kolbe obviously is lacking size to play in the midfield but he's suited for every other backline position and there's no doubt about it.
Scrumhalves playing on the wing is not too rare, Hougaard probably played at 14 more times than at 9 for Wasps.
every back should know how to do the basics in any backline position no matter the level they play. Midfield is probably the most difficult to master however if not your specialty.
Agree on both counts. Defending at 13 is an absolute nightmare until you’ve had a lot of experience there. Most of the others are reasonably interchangeable.
Jon Preston (halfback) replaced Jeff Wilson on the wing against England at Old Trafford in 1997.
Deon Fourie of the Stormers have played hooker, flank and wing for them over the years while Malcolm Marx have moved to flank in some matches (played there at school)
Part 2 please
Bastareaud is a beast! MLR is lucky to have such an entertaining player
Missed out Levani Botia ....from centers to flanker
Marmion on the wing against NZ is one I remember, mainly cause he did well.
Wingers at scrum half is a disaster in waiting. The quality of passing will be interesting
Nick Phipps on the wing and Michael Hooper in the centres
Spies actually started at winger and that clip was at the start of his pro career so technically that wasn’t out of position but his first match at 8 was out of position lmao
Hence why it says winger to back-row next to his name rather than back row to winger!
@@AndrewDavidForde I am actually dumb lmao. But tbf you showed everyone playing out of position but showed Spies playing on wing so it’s understandable how I got confused
Richie Vernon in the centre
Can u do a jerome kaino tribute
There aren’t any good ones on youtube
And use a song by Kano pls
There’s a tribute made by a guy called Therugbyfanatic which is pretty damn good.
I was expecting Blair Kinghorn lol
So true 😂
Gotta have Peter O’Mahony ending up on the wing against Italy next time
2013 right? I can't find any footage of it unfortunately!
Under Allister Coetzee, Jaco Kriel played on the wing due to having a 6/2 split on the bench and injuries. Also Damian de Allende has had to sub in at flank at certain points. These are obviously suggestions.
But great video otherwise!
Matthieu Bastareud looks like he should always have played at 8
Ardie savea also shifted to the wing for the hurricanes in one game cant quite remember which game tho
Ardie also played on the wing as injury cover against Ireland at Chicago in 2016. Ardie and Julian were on each wings.
Bastareud played many times n.8 for Stade Francais in his early career, so not very out position 😆
You sure? According to this he never played number eight for Stade: www.itsrugby.co.uk/players/mathieu-bastareaud-4806.html#:~:text=Mathieu%20BASTAREAUD%20is%20an%20international,m%2083%20for%20111%20kg.&text=Practical%20information%20For%20the%20full,player%2C%20click%20the%20corresponding%20number%20!
Winger is probably the easiest position to play.
Nah mate it has to be flanker. Wing is alot of pressure if they keep kicking on you and high pressure tackling too. Flank is just be fit and a tough bastard😂
Easiest position to be an ineffective part of the team, being an effective winger is very difficult
macalou is a cheat code
I get sometimes you have to put players in positions due to yellow/red cards, I really do. But why oh why would you put Marcus Smith at Flanker? I like Marcus but he probably weighs as much as Tom Curry's leg? Surely there was a better alternative than him at Flanker.
At 5m scrums, Northampton would put Taqele Naiyaravoro at first receiver to run straight at the opponents fly-half. Quins identified this so put a flanker there rather than have a 6ft5, 132kg man run straight over Marcus Smith - it proved successful :)
Farrell every time he plays 12
You didn't show kolbe's drop goal !
TJ Perenara at ten??
Hoggie at 10 isn't anything new as he did play 10 in age grade days.
Indeed - but that was the first time he'd played 10 professionally! Bakkies Botha played scrum-half at age grade but still would have been impressive seeing him play scrum-half professionally.
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Kolbe is a better flyhalf than Beauden Barrett