Loved the speed of play - literally 30 seconds elapsed from the referee's whistle until Fergie McCormick kicked the first penalty, and again for the conversion from sideline - places ball in a bit of mud, walks back, no waiting and slots it. Class.
“He’s a big fella six foot and thirteen stone” that would be the ballboy in modern times! Its so good looking at the difference in laws as well as the physical difference in the players
I cried with that wonderful Welsh anthem singing, no choir just the Welsh crowd. NZ got God Save Queen. When the Welsh sang the All Blacks stood ramrod still at attention. Beautiful.
New Zealander here; When I hear the power of that anthem being sung by thousands, it make *me* feel that I could leap a tall building in a single stride. No wonder that the All Blacks play out of their skins after hearing it.
Who would have guessed that 40 years later a German man at the age of 37 in 2007 would become one of Germanys biggest lovers of this glorious game ofall!! Still going strong today! RUGBY_FOREVER
I was 4 at this time, but the Wales team was to get better over the next few years. So I've a clear memory of the sports section at the end of our news mentioning, and showing, what our greats --JPR, GE, BJ etc, etc--had been up to.
This 1967 AB tour of the UK and Frances is still regarded as one of the greatest AB teams ever. Unbeaten in 17 matches including a draw the ABs won all 4 test matches but unfortunately they didn't play Ireland and the chance of a grand slam. Superbly coached by Fred Allen and captained by Brian Lochore the ABs brand of 15 man rugby was admired throughout the rugby world.
My father always regretted that Fred Allen never got the chance coach an All Black team to South Africa. He said that would have shown how good a coach Allen was.
@@MarsFKA In Fred Allens biography he gave the reasons why he stood down as coach before 1970. Some in the NZRU didn't like him which sounds unbelievable. Thanks.
@@KatharineShaw-z8u Thank you. I knew all that. My post was about a comment that my father made. He admired Allen and, as I said, regretted that he never took a team to South Africa.
when I played open-head in the front row I could get away with tricks and things that today would get you into the sin-bin very quickly.....front row forwards then were swifter, "free-ranging", like uncontrollable chickens, not like today when they form a sort of anchor and seem to be much slower, relying more on strength and weight
When sang properly and the REAL tenors sing it, in correct numbers it sounds great, but not when wanabee tenors try it and end up screaming, they do same for god save the queen, cringeworthy. This is how I remember the anthem, crowds much different now and when camera pan to crowd, many dont even know the words ! If they dont know the words, should not be allowed in lol
Fascinating and thanks for uploading. The quickness of the forward packs getting the scrummages put down and line-outs set is something to behold. Terrible handling by both sides, the ball looked like a bar of soap. Interesting that this win set NZ level at 3 wins apiece with Wales. Been one-way traffic ever since, I'm afraid.
When I played school-boy rugby we used to grab the opponents' jersey and try to rip it. We used to brag about our trophies, shreds of cloth from opponents' jerseys, lol. Not in keeping with the spirit of rugby, but we were young and ornery at the time, lol.@@joedennehy386
I was at this Game from the stand , the pitch was a quagmire, to physically kick the Ball took great effort, the referee missed a hell of a lot off the Ball , some of it he turned a blind eye. But it was an extremely Physical encounter, which the Forwards et al loved!
"Imagine this situation: the New Zealanders averaging 15 stone 8 and a half (218lbs/98kg) against a Welsh pack averaging 15 stone 5 and a half. (215lbs/97kg) THE TWO HEAVIEST PACKS I'VE EVER KNOWN IN AN INTERNATIONAL FIELD!!!" Wow! That was then. You have scrum halves that size nowadays.
Wow Colin Meads was a handfull and Laidlaw was so impressive at half back and had the better of Gareth. Barry Johns just seemed to kick at every opportunity. Great game. McLaren probably had the longest career of all these players
My G, I do love the Welsh…..one of my Dreams would have been going to Cardiff Arms Park, to watch the All Blacks verse Wales…. And enjoy more than a few great Welsh Beers with the locals. It a shame but it is now unrealistic for me to have these dreams.
I'm from an All Black family. I was teaching in Wales during this game. My Uncle Douglas Hamilton was an All Black a No 8. He was an All Black Selector during this time and for 29 years.. So selected several of the All Blacks playing here. When the students knew I was Doug Hamilton's niece, they all begged for my Autograph. Those were the days. Labour have ruined Welsh Rugby.......
@rossbrown6641 Quite easily. When the Torys ran Wales The Welsh were world class . Lefty Labour have ruined Wales. Education & Health. And many other things.
GE, arguably the greatest rugby player in the history of the game. Barry John was my rugby master. The finest fly-half I have watched man and boy. His only weakness was in the tackle, not quite up to the other greats wearing the No. 10 jersey, viz Cliff Morgan, Phil Bennet and Neil Jenkins who were more committed in that department.
The National Anthems they weren’t even lined up, it’s like they just stood there mid-match even though they hadn’t kicked off. NZ National Anthem was God Save The Queen and The Haka performed facing one side of the stadium. All so weird compared to these days.
Yes, up to a point. I understand that American football was developed from rugby football at American colleges in the late 19th century. To start with, they has the same ball, same goal posts, touchdowns followed by a "try" at kicking a goal. American football diverged greatly when it started allowing forward passes (but only one per play I think) and blocking of opposition players not in possession of the ball - a foul in rugby.
Didn't realise that Barry John and Fergie McCormick played against each other in 1967, four years later their paths crossed again, luckily by that time Barry was a better player.
@@martybourke2428 As a school kid i remember the 1970 series against the Springboks and the 1971 series against the Lions In the Springbok series McCormick had about a 30% kicking success rate,and had a real drop off in form during that series, to the point Bryan Williams was taking the place kicks in the 3rd test, and was dropped for the 4th test, in his only test in 71, he missed a few kicks a couple right in front of the posts, Garth Edwards went off injured in that First test & it was Ray (Chico) Hopkins who played most of that game, giving Barry John the space and time he needed for those pin point kicks, McCormick was simply not the player he was against the Welsh in 1969. The pity was the All Black Selector never looked at a couple of Maori Fullbacks that were better than McCormick or Mains for that 1971 series I.e Ken Going and Butch Pickering As always just my opinion based on what i remember from that time,
I heard the name Tremain (Kel, #6, I think, for the ABs) and it rang a rugby bell in my head. When I was a rugby rookie in high school in Northern California, my family billeted Kel's son on his high school's tour of the US. I vividly remember facing the Haka (and thinking "what the HELL is that?") before my first ever game played. And, naturally, being destroyed on the pitch. That was likely in 1984.
I studied as an Exchange Student in Kel's city of Napier NZ in 1969....he was larger than life back then---his son Chris later became a member of Parliament and a successful businessman in Napier......his Hawkes Bay team went undefeated for three seasons....and Kel operated a local travel agency....Thought you might like to know.....Bob Buehner....Danville PA
@@bobbuehner7633 Thanks, Bob. It was Chris who spent a couple of days with us and helped me get a taste of what rugby is all about. 35 years later I'm coaching my son's high school team in Atlanta.
nz players never stamped..the best ruckers the game has ever seen has been nz..but them wnging drybabys up north..who couldnt do the technique correctly..stamped on each other ..bought the demise of true rucking...rles got changed to outlaw it..a sad day ideed
Honestly the skills and standards of play were awful even allowing for the conditions. Today's players would annihilate them. Ball retention was non existent. Even those these guys were my heros in the 1960s😂
It's too bad the Welsh backs didn't open up and Barry John didn't do much but kick touch finders in this pre kick-into-touch laws (Australian Dispensation) game. One thing is also that, unlike in New Zealand where extra balls were used during play, only one leather ball was used. Stupid!
When you look at the scene & players it feels & looks more like 1937 than '67 The Summer of Lurve. But Wales was still very 19th Century. Still, come JPR, Gareth Edwards et al would give it all a bit Led Zep! The crowd singing at a high standard was not bettered there. Ahhh bw telly folks. Thats how I spent my yoof & childhood. In a way I prefer it to colour. It tells the story better. Only nature is better in colour. And snooker!!
So funny, any decent school first 15 would clean these guys up these days, appalling skill level, but then that's not really the point, these were exciting times in rugby. l remember getting up in the middle of the night in NZ to watch these games as a small boy with my father, the commentators accent awesome, we thought this was truly amazing. How the game has changed.
Bullshit. The balls were leather and slippery the grounds were mud not sand based and there was no subs. they would still decimate a provincial team in same conditions
@Neil Jenkins I've no doubt there were some. But nowhere near as much as today. I was in the crowd when Wales best Scotland with a last second Shane Williams and for nearly that entire passage of play (you can even hear it on TV) there were women literally screeching at the top of their voice. BTW this doesn't apply to all women as I've met a lot who don't do this, it's more the ones who only go to the games for the social aspect rather than love of the game as a lot of women don't screech at the top of their lungs constantly but the ones who do drown them out
@@paulthomson2288 I thought so, but still cringe as f**k. You know what's even worse? Northern Ireland still use God Save the Queen as their National Anthem. And they wonder why Catholics refuse to play for them.
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Loved the speed of play - literally 30 seconds elapsed from the referee's whistle until Fergie McCormick kicked the first penalty, and again for the conversion from sideline - places ball in a bit of mud, walks back, no waiting and slots it. Class.
“He’s a big fella six foot and thirteen stone” that would be the ballboy in modern times! Its so good looking at the difference in laws as well as the physical difference in the players
So true
So many legends playing on both sides, wow what a game!
I cried with that wonderful Welsh anthem singing, no choir just the Welsh crowd. NZ got God Save Queen. When the Welsh sang the All Blacks stood ramrod still at attention. Beautiful.
New Zealander here; When I hear the power of that anthem being sung by thousands, it make *me* feel that I could leap a tall building in a single stride. No wonder that the All Blacks play out of their skins after hearing it.
Yes: an opportunity for all players to steady and focus.
Love Bill McLaren voice
Who would have guessed that 40 years later a German man at the age of 37 in 2007 would become one of Germanys biggest lovers of this glorious game ofall!! Still going strong today! RUGBY_FOREVER
What ??
Are wires crossed here. German? Ahhh it's you mein herr.
Wow I was 10 watching these games bck in the late 60s..Awesome games to.Lions..Spring Book...those were the days ..🏉💯🤟🏽Aotearoa NZ..
I was 4 at this time, but the Wales team was to get better over the next few years. So I've a clear memory of the sports section at the end of our news mentioning, and showing, what our greats --JPR, GE, BJ etc, etc--had been up to.
This 1967 AB tour of the UK and Frances is still regarded as one of the greatest AB teams ever. Unbeaten in 17 matches including a draw the ABs won all 4 test matches but unfortunately they didn't play Ireland and the chance of a grand slam. Superbly coached by Fred Allen and captained by Brian Lochore the ABs brand of 15 man rugby was admired throughout the rugby world.
My father always regretted that Fred Allen never got the chance coach an All Black team to South Africa. He said that would have shown how good a coach Allen was.
@@MarsFKA In Fred Allens biography he gave the reasons why he stood down as coach before 1970. Some in the NZRU didn't like him which sounds unbelievable. Thanks.
@@KatharineShaw-z8u Thank you. I knew all that. My post was about a comment that my father made. He admired Allen and, as I said, regretted that he never took a team to South Africa.
Barry John really was a genius. Beautiful player. Played with a grace never seen before or since.
Good at kicking the ball away again and again
Gavin Henson was the closest
@@mckay1402 just rubbish. Henson never won anything. Barry John left Hew Zealand named the King, in 1971. Henson left it sunburnt
Kick kick kick!
Wow my Great Uncle is in this Paul Wheeler (15)
For a player renowned for his running, Earle Kirton's lengthy clearing kicks were outstanding.
These were the days when, men were made of,,,,Steel!! On both sides, punch for punch! Then a beer, after. Great stuff.
Specially the beer after all together
Thanks for the upload
Don’t you just love how the front rows engage without consideration for the rest of their forwards?
when I played open-head in the front row I could get away with tricks and things that today would get you into the sin-bin very quickly.....front row forwards then were swifter, "free-ranging", like uncontrollable chickens, not like today when they form a sort of anchor and seem to be much slower, relying more on strength and weight
ohhh that Welsh national anthem.
gets me everytime.
the old language will stand forever.
Wales, you legends!!
Same
Undoubtedly the best congregational singing anywhere in the world and no cheesy going up the octave at the end. And that from an Englishman.
When sang properly and the REAL tenors sing it, in correct numbers it sounds great, but not when wanabee tenors try it and end up screaming, they do same for god save the queen, cringeworthy. This is how I remember the anthem, crowds much different now and when camera pan to crowd, many dont even know the words ! If they dont know the words, should not be allowed in lol
Fascinating and thanks for uploading. The quickness of the forward packs getting the scrummages put down and line-outs set is something to behold. Terrible handling by both sides, the ball looked like a bar of soap. Interesting that this win set NZ level at 3 wins apiece with Wales. Been one-way traffic ever since, I'm afraid.
Those leather balls were terribly heavy and slippery when wet.
THOSE OLD SCHOOL RUGBY JERSEYS MADE EXCELLENT HANDLES TO GRAB ONTO WHEN TACKLING.
That's why they've changed them, no more scragging
When I played school-boy rugby we used to grab the opponents' jersey and try to rip it. We used to brag about our trophies, shreds of cloth from opponents' jerseys, lol. Not in keeping with the spirit of rugby, but we were young and ornery at the time, lol.@@joedennehy386
AB, it's my first time watching your channel and it's excellent. Thanks.
Great footage.
Wonderful anthem wales. Land of my fathers.
I was at this Game from the stand , the pitch was a quagmire, to physically kick the Ball took great effort, the referee missed a hell of a lot off the Ball , some of it he turned a blind eye. But it was an extremely Physical encounter, which the Forwards et al loved!
Big fellow 6 ft , 13 stones!! Once upon a time.......
"Imagine this situation: the New Zealanders averaging 15 stone 8 and a half (218lbs/98kg) against a Welsh pack averaging 15 stone 5 and a half. (215lbs/97kg) THE TWO HEAVIEST PACKS I'VE EVER KNOWN IN AN INTERNATIONAL FIELD!!!"
Wow! That was then. You have scrum halves that size nowadays.
Wow Colin Meads was a handfull and Laidlaw was so impressive at half back and had the better of Gareth. Barry Johns just seemed to kick at every opportunity. Great game. McLaren probably had the longest career of all these players
17:20 back then people started scrummaging even without any balls in the field 😂
This looks exactly like the schoolboy rugby I played in the 70's. Doesn't help that they were playing in a swamp. Great fun.
Yes, I remember standing on the wing for hours, no-one ever passed it that far
Proper Rugger, television money took the game away from us
It good watching the old games hope to see the going brothers playing for the old black in the 70s or 80s rugby game.
Wind, rain, drizzle and mud. Some things don't change. The crowds today at least have some cover.
My G, I do love the Welsh…..one of my Dreams would have been going to Cardiff Arms Park, to watch the All Blacks verse Wales…. And enjoy more than a few great Welsh Beers with the locals. It a shame but it is now unrealistic for me to have these dreams.
It goes to show that when NZ play clean, and win, they can be admired. The luck wasn't with Wales that time.
Thank-you for the upload!
Chummy the ABs ALWAYS play clean!
Goes to show the amount of points left on the field with the ol’ “toe pokers”🏉
Let's go back to this style of rugby it's quick, messy no TMO the srum was set before the ½back even had the ball in hand
I am sure the Welsh fullback was not happy with one of his pemalties ! Fun to watch , so many errors but more interesting.
That old black n white still looks good, Wales at home to the All Blacks.
@RugbyNZ_ favourite this definitely.
Thank you for posting
i was at Murrayfield when scotland played wales and mae hen wlad fy nhadau made the hair on the back of my neck stand up - i thought i was in cardiff
Barry John, y chwaraewr gorau a welais erioed.
Phill Bennett best flyhalf and im a Kiwi and id have Phill infront of Dan, Beauden.. Please get rid o Warren Gatland
From the valleys of Wales we descended on Cardiff Arms Park.
I'm from an All Black family. I was teaching in Wales during this game. My Uncle Douglas Hamilton was an All Black a No 8. He was an All Black Selector during this time and for 29 years.. So selected several of the All Blacks playing here. When the students knew I was Doug Hamilton's niece, they all begged for my Autograph. Those were the days. Labour have ruined Welsh Rugby.......
How on earth can a political party ruin Welsh rugby. Stupid!
@rossbrown6641 Quite easily. When the Torys ran Wales The Welsh were world class . Lefty Labour have ruined Wales. Education & Health. And many other things.
Take your meds mate, but thats nice...fòr you
No Mr Hamilton helped select this team, Wales as ive said for years , Mr Gatlin has to go... get a Welsh local, not a Kiwi ....most of us Kiwis agree
good to see collars on jerseys
My grate uncle played this mach
He was an all black
He was the ref😊
28:11 Collin Meads of the King Country
norman no He would've knocked your teeth clean through your lips.....you lot had no one to match.
norman no get on your knees and bow to our pine tree meads you peasant
Te Kuiti
At around 11.30, "Young Gareth Edwards, a good player in the making I think," Ha! Great comment.
GE, arguably the greatest rugby player in the history of the game. Barry John was my rugby master. The finest fly-half I have watched man and boy. His only weakness was in the tackle, not quite up to the other greats wearing the No. 10 jersey, viz Cliff Morgan, Phil Bennet and Neil Jenkins who were more committed in that department.
@@rogerlephoque3704 phill Bennett???????
Fair result.
NZ has the best Anthem.
These boys werent on supplements unless steak and beer are supplementd, hard hard men
What’s the penalty for being offside in 1967?
Evidently a kick in the backside from the opposing team!
So classic 💛😶
See the Haka performed infront of the public, not the Welsh team
The National Anthems they weren’t even lined up, it’s like they just stood there mid-match even though they hadn’t kicked off. NZ National Anthem was God Save The Queen and The Haka performed facing one side of the stadium. All so weird compared to these days.
When does the rugby start?
Wales haven't changed much they love kicking the ball away 2021 not much changes? they got good backs?
That ball would be like a slippery heavy cannon ball. Shit thats how they were in the 80s.
2019 enyone it’s World Cup now
'A pack averaging 15 st 8lbs and a pack averaging 15 st 5 lbs' said Bill. Strewth, some of the scrum-halves are that size these days!
Is Rugby like our football in America? and I'm American
Yes, up to a point. I understand that American football was developed from rugby football at American colleges in the late 19th century. To start with, they has the same ball, same goal posts, touchdowns followed by a "try" at kicking a goal. American football diverged greatly when it started allowing forward passes (but only one per play I think) and blocking of opposition players not in possession of the ball - a foul in rugby.
Well the amount of stoppages hasn't changed much in the modern game ..
True.
Le king et Gareth Edwards jouaient déjà ?
oui
Didn't realise that Barry John and Fergie McCormick played against each other in 1967, four years later their paths crossed again, luckily by that time Barry was a better player.
King John was always far better than that overrated McCormick,
@@Rotowhakadont think so mate,in 71 our wingers didnt cover Barrys kicks, Gareth Edwards made Barry, also Mike Gibson covered Barrys defence
@@martybourke2428
As a school kid i remember the 1970 series against the Springboks and the 1971 series against the Lions
In the Springbok series McCormick had about a 30% kicking success rate,and had a real drop off in form during that series, to the point Bryan Williams was taking the place kicks in the 3rd test, and was dropped for the 4th test, in his only test in 71, he missed a few kicks a couple right in front of the posts, Garth Edwards went off injured in that First test & it was Ray (Chico) Hopkins who played most of that game, giving Barry John the space and time he needed for those pin point kicks, McCormick was simply not the player he was against the Welsh in 1969.
The pity was the All Black Selector never looked at a couple of Maori Fullbacks that were better than McCormick or Mains for that 1971 series
I.e Ken Going and Butch Pickering
As always just my opinion based on what i remember from that time,
We’re new zealand
the way the packs go down.........
They were the Best two teams in the world back then.
what? Wales?
I heard the name Tremain (Kel, #6, I think, for the ABs) and it rang a rugby bell in my head. When I was a rugby rookie in high school in Northern California, my family billeted Kel's son on his high school's tour of the US. I vividly remember facing the Haka (and thinking "what the HELL is that?") before my first ever game played. And, naturally, being destroyed on the pitch. That was likely in 1984.
I studied as an Exchange Student in Kel's city of Napier NZ in 1969....he was larger than life back then---his son Chris later became a member of Parliament and a successful businessman in Napier......his Hawkes Bay team went undefeated for three seasons....and Kel operated a local travel agency....Thought you might like to know.....Bob Buehner....Danville PA
@@bobbuehner7633 Thanks, Bob. It was Chris who spent a couple of days with us and helped me get a taste of what rugby is all about. 35 years later I'm coaching my son's high school team in Atlanta.
Yes of his sons attended Napier Boys High. Simon became a provincial player and was in the Hawke's Bay team to defeat the Lions in the 90s.
That was the rugby! Punching, stamping, hard guys!
nz players never stamped..the best ruckers the game has ever seen has been nz..but them wnging drybabys up north..who couldnt do the technique correctly..stamped on each other ..bought the demise of true rucking...rles got changed to outlaw it..a sad day ideed
@@shanowilliams9851 What do you think about the game Llanelli vs. All Blacks at 1972?
@@lajahunhun i was 6 so assume i didnt think alot about it..but good win for the lads from wales:)
@@shanowilliams9851 8_) I agree. I was 11 but in Hungary and I didn't know anything about rugby. Just now I agree you.
@@lajahunhun all good cheers
New Zealand looked the better team against Wales.
Patronising asss
Felt sorry for school mate John Jeffrey who was dropped after only one cap after a fumble under the Welsh posts - he was a better player than that.
1.50 Young Basil
Far out the way they scream those days they dont muck around
Funny how they did the haka facing the crowd.
Honestly the skills and standards of play were awful even allowing for the conditions. Today's players would annihilate them. Ball retention was non existent. Even those these guys were my heros in the 1960s😂
Of course they would, full time professionals, and averaging 20 kilos heavier. No contest. Dry pitch, dry ball. Different game
Welsh singing God save the queen...?????
It's too bad the Welsh backs didn't open up and Barry John didn't do much but kick touch finders in this pre kick-into-touch laws (Australian Dispensation) game. One thing is also that, unlike in New Zealand where extra balls were used during play, only one leather ball was used. Stupid!
When you look at the scene & players it feels & looks more like 1937 than '67 The Summer of Lurve. But Wales was still very 19th Century. Still, come JPR, Gareth Edwards et al would give it all a bit Led Zep! The crowd singing at a high standard was not bettered there. Ahhh bw telly folks. Thats how I spent my yoof & childhood. In a way I prefer it to colour. It tells the story better. Only nature is better in colour. And snooker!!
Was "God save the queen" the national anthem of New Zealand in the sixtees ?
Until 77 and still has equal standing with the new one
So funny, any decent school first 15 would clean these guys up these days, appalling skill level, but then that's not really the point, these were exciting times in rugby. l remember getting up in the middle of the night in NZ to watch these games as a small boy with my father, the commentators accent awesome, we thought this was truly amazing. How the game has changed.
Bullshit. The balls were leather and slippery the grounds were mud not sand based and there was no subs. they would still decimate a provincial team in same conditions
They were smaller. Woke up in middle of night with my bros and dad to listen to this. Was a good contest all the time for possession.
If this team were all raised and "rugbyfied" today.....they'd be the All Blacks!
I know BJ is a rugger legend. Did he ever run the ball or pass it? Bit boring really. Like Rob Andrews
Exactly what I thought, he was the Rob Andrew of his time
SA took care of these All Blacks in 1970.
the SA refs got paid to care of the SA team.
Most of these All Blacks were over the hill by then.
Shame Wales in 1969 hadn't given All Blacks couple hard games to warm up for 197o
This was before they let women in. I miss those days. Now as soon as anything exciting happens Welsh women just screech. So annoying
@@anastasiaanastasia1209 I take it English is your second language?
@Neil Jenkins I've no doubt there were some. But nowhere near as much as today. I was in the crowd when Wales best Scotland with a last second Shane Williams and for nearly that entire passage of play (you can even hear it on TV) there were women literally screeching at the top of their voice. BTW this doesn't apply to all women as I've met a lot who don't do this, it's more the ones who only go to the games for the social aspect rather than love of the game as a lot of women don't screech at the top of their lungs constantly but the ones who do drown them out
Dreadful spectacle played by men who looked truly amateur.
Too many penalty
Cringe at God Save the Queen for the national anthem.
it's still the "dual" national anthem but not in favour so not played.
@@paulthomson2288 I thought so, but still cringe as f**k. You know what's even worse? Northern Ireland still use God Save the Queen as their National Anthem. And they wonder why Catholics refuse to play for them.
@@25pappy You are cringe! It's the 60's, we were okay with it! Stay TF in Ireland.... and not Northern Ireland!
🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@25pappyI think the other nz national anthem is just as bad. Dated lyrics and boring. If we had lyrics to country calendar theme it would be better.
God save the Queen really 😳
It was a different time
You must be a millennial. Yes that was the official national anthem until the 70s
The Queen is the nations sovereign boyo. You can sing both anthems!
@@vantheman1238 no thanks
Le rugby d'aujourd'hui est une grosse merde...
Terrible spectacle. Muddy pitch, kick, kick, kick .. lineout, lineout, lineout ..!! The game has come a long way since.
What a boring match though
Pathetic Haka!!
What a load of rubbish