The reasons why Stuart Hogg has announced his retirement from rugby

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  • @Mojo-IRE
    @Mojo-IRE Год назад +34

    WTF is actually wrong with people? I can't even fathom the idea of sending any player a personal abusive message. Absolute losers.

    • @wot4922
      @wot4922 Год назад

      True. You can't play Rugby if you're a sissy.

  • @tonyocallaghan7621
    @tonyocallaghan7621 Год назад +13

    I'm so very sorry to hear about the abuse you've had to endure. My only gripe is that you were not playing for Ireland! Thanks for all the magic moments of rugby. May God bless you and your family and many happy years in beautiful Scotland.

    • @wot4922
      @wot4922 Год назад +1

      Yeah. I second that. Much strength✌🇿🇦

  • @SeanLarkan
    @SeanLarkan Год назад +7

    From an SA supporter, great interview but for all of us who love ‘rugby’ & all it means in so many ways to so many, a very sad story about a hugely talented larger than life character of the game

    • @Shandyboy8612
      @Shandyboy8612 Год назад +1

      Yeah not a nice story to hear about a very talented player. He could do everything at his peak and was probably the best full back in the world in 2027 but over the last few years has certainly declined. Looks to have put too much weight on which is probably due to his injuries. Could easily play at mid premiership level for a few more years earning £100-150k a year so obviously he has lost his passion for the game. I did not enjoy that interview but wish him the best in his future endeavours. I think he will end up being a pundit in a few years once he sorts his head out.

    • @Shandyboy8612
      @Shandyboy8612 Год назад

      *2017

  • @Dabajino
    @Dabajino Год назад +16

    Sad moment in Scottish rugby

  • @rileydibling9883
    @rileydibling9883 Год назад +2

    In regards to his injuries, A lot can be said for Excessive weight lifting. There is a lot of research on this and proof, it seems to be reoccurring problem for players who aren't naturally bulky but smash the gym to pack on size...Think Sam Warburton, George North. It's obvious that Hogg spends a lot of time in the Gym, When playing at 15 he really doesn't need to be like that...most of the best fullbacks you can think of weren't big and bulky...but fast dynamic and tactically adept. I remember Shane Williams came out and said that he stopped lifting weights and concentrated most of his fitness on Sprints and running, because when he was lifting he slowed and got injured way more....he then went on to become the best winger in the world. Hogg should do the same, he really doesn't need to be as big as he is and from what I remember his best years were early on when he was smaller and faster

  • @jamesrattray8548
    @jamesrattray8548 11 месяцев назад

    Brilliantly honest Hoggy. Loved the uncomplicated honesty of all you have said. I see this is 6 months old, hope someone has snapped you up and you are working hard out of the rugby world. You will be an asset anywhere.
    Thank you for all you have done for rugby, for Scottish rugby. I have loads of quality memories thanks to you!

  • @rogerpancake6803
    @rogerpancake6803 Год назад +4

    Stuart Hogg .totally world class player and great guy ..enjoy retirement ..sorry to hear about appalling abuse..Best of luck

  • @at7512
    @at7512 Год назад +1

    Top bloke.. well played Hoggie.. best wishes for your next chapter..👌🏽👌🏽

  • @lewisphelps9632
    @lewisphelps9632 Год назад +7

    This is so sad, he is a top player and seems an even better bloke

  • @mikescudder4621
    @mikescudder4621 Год назад +1

    Its a sad world isn´t it. Your a good man Hogg, Scotland just won´t be the same. Reminds me of Jacinda who stepped down as NZ prime minister due to abuse and such....

  • @maurecara6908
    @maurecara6908 Год назад +4

    Best insult to give anyone is to ignore them

    • @mikescudder4621
      @mikescudder4621 Год назад

      As Nietzsche says, he´d only go to war against someone he respects and admires...

  • @lawrencenoctor2703
    @lawrencenoctor2703 Год назад +2

    Why read it , I see social media as a misnomer and should more accurately seen as a sickness of the society it came from . So sorry the sport is losing a man respected by all real rugby fans.Good luck to you.

  • @BillPatten-zh6lx
    @BillPatten-zh6lx Год назад

    Happy for you, Mr. Hogg. I think it good plan to either ease yourself out of the world you've loved for such a long time, OR stay involved as a non-player, such as a coach or ref? You won't be able to take the rugby out of you because you're a Pillar in the game. God bless, Stuart.

  • @elsiofigueiredo8075
    @elsiofigueiredo8075 Год назад +1

    The online abuse plays a big part into his retirement imagine if people kept there mouths quiet everything could have been different people in this world are evil amazing player good luck with retirement 💔

  • @fidget2020
    @fidget2020 Год назад +6

    Good an y’a, Hoggy. No one should have to put up with online abuse from ignorant wankers who think they understand our wonderful game.

  • @morris9337
    @morris9337 Год назад

    Legend of Scottish rugby

  • @nathandorrill1156
    @nathandorrill1156 Год назад +6

    3 minutes into this video wtf is wrong with people

  • @peterrice365
    @peterrice365 Год назад +1

    I am really sorry for the abuse you received just seems nasty and unwarrented Best of luck for the future.

  • @jonathanross8882
    @jonathanross8882 Год назад

    Is he retiring after the World Cup or before?

  • @robertpirsig5011
    @robertpirsig5011 Год назад +1

    What kind of a POS takes it to the level of trying to message a player nevermind their spouse? Some absolute low lives out there.

  • @garyoconnor8421
    @garyoconnor8421 Год назад

    Top man top player

  • @Themartian888
    @Themartian888 7 месяцев назад +1

    He’s talking shitteee hahahahah

  • @commentarytalk1446
    @commentarytalk1446 Год назад +2

    It sounds to me that Hogg's body and injuries were the main reason for retirement and social media did not help?
    But if social media was so toxic why then do a video on YT?
    If you speak about things on social media you will put yourself in the public forum for others to wade in: Some of those will be wind-up merchants and worse.
    I'm not sympathetic at all to Hogg's social media story even if it was abusive but I am sympathetic about his injuries: He played so many great games and it's caught up with him. Good news if his body is not in too much trouble there's plenty of life after sport to enjoy and he seems like a happy bloke who'll do so. But I wonder if this is the end of his social media presence or the start...

    • @Shandyboy8612
      @Shandyboy8612 Год назад

      It’s a shame to hear he has lost his passion for the game. He is no where near the player he was but could easily play premiership level or equivalent for a few more years earning good money so his body must be completely broken down.

    • @Shandyboy8612
      @Shandyboy8612 Год назад

      I get the family first thing but isn’t earning a good career part of providing for the family and his next job he won’t be earning anywhere near the money he could earn for another 3/4 years perhaps 5 years

    • @commentarytalk1446
      @commentarytalk1446 Год назад

      @@Shandyboy8612 Yeah sounds like a smart move because he wants to keep his body going for longer and he's hit the wall with injuries. He'll have earnt enough and there's so much more to life after sport too. He's a good guy and will find a way so no worries.

    • @ShiNooBi1986
      @ShiNooBi1986 Год назад +3

      Physiological abuse is harder to heal from than physical. Be smarter dude

    • @mikescudder4621
      @mikescudder4621 Год назад +2

      So hundreds of guys start messaging your wife to abuse you, and you´re somehow supposed to go on like its not happening? It got my sympathy...