The reason why he didn’t grab it is because he thought it was going out, that kind of bounce is rare to happen so it’s pre much called a magic bounce for the second legend💯🙏🏽
Greatest game ever is from "That Try" - Barbarians v All Blacks 1973. Just unbelievable skill levels from both sides at a time when they were all amateurs, there was no technology, training was a pint the night before the game, and the ball was a pigs bladder.
In terms of that moment with Nelson Mandela, the film invictus does a decent job at explaining the political and social importance of South Africa winning that 1995 World Cup, great vids keep it up
04:05 - Had the defender touched it down in his own end-zone, play is stopped dead and the defending team gets a set piece known as a "drop-out" to kick it away. The defender was waiting for the ball to cross into the end-zone to tap it down, but misjudged how much time he had (and/or the ball didn't quite bounce in his favour) and the attacker was able to get there and touch it down before he could. 10:22 - It's not a try until you've put it down. Simply crossing the goal line isn't a try - it's only a try when it's put down with downward pressure, which is why players often dive on top of it to make sure any last minute tackles/slips etc don't cause them to lose the ball.
If you haven’t seen it you have to watch the movie ‘invictus’ starring Morgan Freeman (as Nelson Mandela) and Matt Damon. It’s about the 1995 Rugby World Cup in South Africa and its role in healing post-apartheid South Africa. It’s a brilliant film about one of the most important sporting achievements in history. It’s hard to overstate just how important and event it was in South African history. You gotta check it out, you won’t regret it!
A game is 80 minutes long, so those were all in extra ( injury) time. Dan Carter is possibly the greatest player of all time. If you ask a 100 people to vote for their best player of the modern era, atleast 80 of then would say Carter and the rest will be split between McCaw and Wilkinson
@@cathalmcguinne513 BOD was great, but not even close to being in their class mate. He would be in the same company as Habana, Nonu, Shane Williams and John Eales, all great legends but there is one step higher and that is the holy trinity of Carter, Wilkinson and McCaw.
When Freddie Burns lost the ball over the line after celebrating and not putting it down in time, it was the difference between his side getting 5 (probably 7 with the conversion) points and 0 points with the other team getting to kick the ball a long way down field from their 22m line. Considering it was late in the game and the score was very close, and he'd just missed a penalty that would have put his side ahead - yeah, it's not surprising he was on the ground holding his head. Pulling defeat from the jaws of victory. Watching France is incredibly frustrating, because sometimes they score tries like that one against New Zealand (which meant they won the series in New Zealand, and not many teams do that) or the one where they went from behind their own try line to score against England, and other times they're frankly awful and look like the players don't want to win. Though a "French Flair/Best French Tries" video will give an idea of what they're like when they really play well.
There's only 80 minutes in a rugby game. When you see the clock higher than 80 and in the red it means its the final play. Whatever happens in that play, when it ends the game ends. So the Japan try, All Blacks try etc were all in the final play of the game.
Those were special moments. You have to watch rugby. You really, really have to. It is the most amazing sport on earth. We believe it is played in heaven.
Btw, if it's not copyrighted, you should check out NZ vs France at the 2015 World Cup. If you want to experience a Masterclass of passing and running rugby..watch it. React too, if you can. Dan Carter put on a show that day.
Also please can you react to Stuart Hogg (he’s Scotland’s captain and the best fullback in the world) he’s got nice footwork and brilliant skills. He tore England apart last weekend (oh and he has several great length of the field kick return tries) Here’s a link ruclips.net/video/VWQdYALH9p4/видео.html
Nah just moments. I guess greatest games would depend on what you consider great? A tight game where both teams played outstanding defence/offence or maybe where one team dominated and shut out the other?
Love how you have a real understanding of sport. No matter what it is you pick up the mechanics real quick. Love it
As a white south african, the fact that you got so happy when you saw Mandela (Madiba, Tata) my eyes started watering ❤️
The reason why he didn’t grab it is because he thought it was going out, that kind of bounce is rare to happen so it’s pre much called a magic bounce for the second legend💯🙏🏽
Still tho he should of cleaned the ball up or out
i remember watching it live, still has a sour taste in the mouth everybody saw it wouldn't go out
Greatest game ever is from "That Try" - Barbarians v All Blacks 1973. Just unbelievable skill levels from both sides at a time when they were all amateurs, there was no technology, training was a pint the night before the game, and the ball was a pigs bladder.
In terms of that moment with Nelson Mandela, the film invictus does a decent job at explaining the political and social importance of South Africa winning that 1995 World Cup, great vids keep it up
04:05 - Had the defender touched it down in his own end-zone, play is stopped dead and the defending team gets a set piece known as a "drop-out" to kick it away. The defender was waiting for the ball to cross into the end-zone to tap it down, but misjudged how much time he had (and/or the ball didn't quite bounce in his favour) and the attacker was able to get there and touch it down before he could.
10:22 - It's not a try until you've put it down. Simply crossing the goal line isn't a try - it's only a try when it's put down with downward pressure, which is why players often dive on top of it to make sure any last minute tackles/slips etc don't cause them to lose the ball.
Greatest moments because of the situation. Scores in overtime to win important games for example.
Love ur vids fam 💯
If you haven’t seen it you have to watch the movie ‘invictus’ starring Morgan Freeman (as Nelson Mandela) and Matt Damon. It’s about the 1995 Rugby World Cup in South Africa and its role in healing post-apartheid South Africa. It’s a brilliant film about one of the most important sporting achievements in history. It’s hard to overstate just how important and event it was in South African history. You gotta check it out, you won’t regret it!
Totally agree. You have to watch this movie
fyi there's 80 minutes in a rugby game, not 90. Also a Dan Carter reaction would be great.
He was actually waiting for the ball to go over the trie line so he could put it down himself and the get a free drop kick from the 22 metre line
And the second one would be a knock on 5 metre scram for the red and white team
Moments not so much the game but the outcome did come from the momentum swing from the single moment
Keep doing what your doing and good shit will come to you brotha. The NRL season starts next month..UP THE KNIGHTS
WE ARE THE BEST!!! RSA.
When you drop the ball or don't ground the ball it's no try and you go back to the 22m line for a scrum
Japan vs south Africa please literal goosebumps 🥶💯💯💯
Watch Jonah Lomu in the 1995 RWC. The boks were waiting for him.
A game is 80 minutes long, so those were all in extra ( injury) time. Dan Carter is possibly the greatest player of all time. If you ask a 100 people to vote for their best player of the modern era, atleast 80 of then would say Carter and the rest will be split between McCaw and Wilkinson
Looks like someone forgot who Brian O'Driscoll is
@@cathalmcguinne513 BOD was great, but not even close to being in their class mate. He would be in the same company as Habana, Nonu, Shane Williams and John Eales, all great legends but there is one step higher and that is the holy trinity of Carter, Wilkinson and McCaw.
@ 18:33 Call it "the french flair" it's quicker.
The dude near the start was waiting for it to go out in goal. That’s a restart from the 20 metre line to the defending team
When Freddie Burns lost the ball over the line after celebrating and not putting it down in time, it was the difference between his side getting 5 (probably 7 with the conversion) points and 0 points with the other team getting to kick the ball a long way down field from their 22m line. Considering it was late in the game and the score was very close, and he'd just missed a penalty that would have put his side ahead - yeah, it's not surprising he was on the ground holding his head. Pulling defeat from the jaws of victory.
Watching France is incredibly frustrating, because sometimes they score tries like that one against New Zealand (which meant they won the series in New Zealand, and not many teams do that) or the one where they went from behind their own try line to score against England, and other times they're frankly awful and look like the players don't want to win. Though a "French Flair/Best French Tries" video will give an idea of what they're like when they really play well.
Old mate doesn't need new knees an 17.30. He has tape above his knees to be lifted in a line out. May still need new elbows though
Yo man Super Rugby NZ season is starting soon, you should watch the games👌
There's only 80 minutes in a rugby game. When you see the clock higher than 80 and in the red it means its the final play. Whatever happens in that play, when it ends the game ends. So the Japan try, All Blacks try etc were all in the final play of the game.
100% react to Dan Carter, he is considered one of if not the best fly half ever
Those were special moments.
You have to watch rugby. You really, really have to.
It is the most amazing sport on earth. We believe it is played in heaven.
Rugby matches are 80 minutes long.... that's why you should watch it...
Most of them are random games as well as major games
Greatest Game? Australia vs NZ 2000. Sydney.. Great finish, high scoring.. I won't tell you who won.
Btw, if it's not copyrighted, you should check out NZ vs France at the 2015 World Cup. If you want to experience a Masterclass of passing and running rugby..watch it. React too, if you can. Dan Carter put on a show that day.
Why not 07 or 99?
@@jeffjefferson3364 Ha ha, very funny... even though 99 was a great game.
Saffer here: Lomu was great, Carter was better by some distance. Not the same level of athlete ofc, but peak consistency with huge BMT.
Rugby games only last for 80mins
Also please can you react to Stuart Hogg (he’s Scotland’s captain and the best fullback in the world) he’s got nice footwork and brilliant skills. He tore England apart last weekend (oh and he has several great length of the field kick return tries)
Here’s a link ruclips.net/video/VWQdYALH9p4/видео.html
Nah just moments. I guess greatest games would depend on what you consider great? A tight game where both teams played outstanding defence/offence or maybe where one team dominated and shut out the other?
💯 bro just like the Chiefs Vs Highlanders play was insane passage of rugby.
Check the movie, Invictus💯👌🏾
When you get on or behind the try line then you have to ground the ball, if you drop it then it is not a try.
Drop the ball is penalty
DAN CARTER REACTION.🥺🥺