AMERICAN REACTS TO STATE OF ORIGIN GAME 3 "BEST ORIGIN EVER" NSW v QLD || REAL FANS SPORTS
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IN TODAY'S VIDEO NONPFIXION AND ZACH WILL BE REACTING TO STATE OF ORIGIN GAME 3 HIGHLIGHTS, WHICH HAS BEEN DEEMED THE BEST ORIGIN EVER! THIS MATCH WAS AMAZING TO WATCH AND IS THE EPITOME OF WHAT NRL AND ORIGIN IS ALL ABOUT! HOPE YOU ALL ENJOY.
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Headgear anyone can wear it on the team depending on if You had a bad concussion in another game or You Just feel like Comfortable wearing one. Trust me I wore one once see how it felt nehhh too Hot. But it does have heaps off gaps for air con lol
What a full match to pick to watch. For those of us who are rugby league fans, this one was epic. Just watching it made me out of breath.
... Someone may have informed you already regarding the rugby league terms:
1. The drop kick from your goal line is a goal line drop out, or just drop out.
2. Yes you're right, head gear is individual preference. It's something that's more common at the junior level or in American football you call it peewee football.
Otherwise overall great video analysis and honesty. I think you're aware that the more games you watch the more you'll get use to it. The Australian commentary in the NRL is pretty good because they're former players and coaches who explain the game and the players, so you'll learn very quickly as a sports fan.
From PNG.
Good Health and Blessings.
@@Saf_Shares You will find that most of the junior players in Australia , wear the head gear , there is nothing sissy about protecting the noggin
@@kinchegayowie6167 definitely not at all. I think it's very smart to protect the valuables you know. I was just curious because certain players were wearing them and not all. But thank you for responding.
@@Saf_Shares thank you so much for supporting the video first of all as well as the info given too. We definitely appreciate that too.
Those break downs man! Great knowledge of the game. Love from Australia fam 🇦🇺💯
I appreciate that man! Took me a while but I’m starting to get the hang of it now
@@RealFansSports im new to your channel, first video ive watched aswell, and ive subbed straight away champ! Legend.
@@TiaPetaia thanks fam!! We appreciate the support!
@@TiaPetaia we have a lot more to come!!
Bro really knows his shit hey, lol. Never seen an american pick up on the nuances like this guy.
As an Australian and Rugby League fanatic, I must say Zach, I am impressed with how much you know about the game. Specifically the laws of the game. Great to see that Americans enjoy Rugby League. It's truly a great sport. One of the toughest sports in the world. Hope you can come down to Australia to watch a game soon if you haven't already.
Appreciate that man! We love sports over here and it’s been a lot of fun learning a new one! Can’t wait to watch plenty more!
And yeah it’s definitely on my bucket list!
One-eyed QLD fan here.. I've watched replays of this game every single day since it happened 🤣 one of the all time great Origin matches!
Lol!! I’m glad you enjoyed the game and were able to find our reaction to it! Much love!
I don't normally comment on videos, but felt compelled to after watching this. Admittedly, this is the first of your videos I've seen and I absolutely loved it. Your knowledge of our game as a foreigner (no offence intended) is very impressive. It's not that common that an American takes such an interest in our game and enjoys it as much as you both did. It's exciting for myself as a life long NRL fan to watch the genuine excitement and appreciation you both expressed as you watched the SOO highlights. You found yourself a new subscriber today, mate.
As for the game, it was the best game of rugby league I've seen in a very long time (since my South Sydney Rabbitohs won the grand final in 2014). So great choice to react to it.
We appreciate that Natt! We just recently got introduced to the NRL right before game 1 of origin, and the whole time we kept asking ourselves “how in the hell are we just now watching this amazing game?!” The athleticism, big hits, skill and field knowledge makes it such a fun sport to watch! With us being from the U.S. it is hard for us to watch a bunch of games but We can’t wait to watch more game and learn more about the sport!
We appreciate the comment and the love! We normally go live after each video premiere, so I hope to see you during one of those so we can talk and hangout for a bit!
@@RealFansSports The 2015 grand final was even better 😏
@@TakumiMarowana a couple people have told us that! I need to check it iut
@@RealFansSports yes you do.. the 2015 grand final between Broncos and Cowboys, is the single most epic game of NRL ever played.. it’s crazy, because now work with Michael Morgan!! He is the guy who makes the winning play!! My hero and now I work with him… I haven’t told him though🫣
@@ThePsydafex what?! And you haven’t told him? I would of definitely brought it up jokingly atleast. That’s too cool!
I used to workout with Anthony Davis’s (the nba player) cousin and worked out with AD a couple times and it was tough to not fan out over it lol😂😂
I'm Australian born and raised (Queenslander to be precise). I have followed NRL since I was kid, growing up with it I guess in a way similar to you guys and NFL. As a teenager I was made aware of the NFL and now I would actually consider the NFL as the sport I follow. I've been a Denver Broncos fan since 2008. It's so interesting to see you guys mix in NFL terminology but massive respect for being aware of the NRL and giving it your best to speak about the game in the proper way.
Massive respect to you both.
We appreciate that! Still very new but we really love the game and can’t wait to watch more when we can!
We also do live streams for Monday and Thursday night football. You should come swing by sometime and chat it up with us!
I think Denver is gonna be dangerous this year. Unfortunate their division is going to be so hard this year. Nonpfixion is a raiders fan so y’all can talk mess with each other during their games!
@@RealFansSports Raiders are either the weakest team in a AFC West OR being massively slept on. I wish them the worst of luck!
@@zedthefish 😂😂😂 I think they are gonna shock y’all this year. Imma tell Nonpfixion to check the comments so he can respond to that 😂😂😂
@@zedthefish (Nonpfixion here) LOL well appreciate you coming by the channel but I hope they are being massively slept on too. I prefer us to keep getting overlook just like everyone did the Warriors this pass season . Hopefully we have the same season ending Championship.
@@RealFansSports AFC West is likely the strongest division of all time. Don't get me wrong I can respect Derek Carr but I do hope he, Mahomes and Huebert all suck so the Broncos come out on top!
Yooo I haven't watched any NRL since like 2005 but was showing my American boyfriend some clips before he meets my Australian family, its so cool to have a 'reaction' channel actually know what they're talking, learn terms like knock on and grubbers, good work boys
Your knowledge of our game is impressive! Even your terminology was mostly correct too which is rare
Appreciate that! I had written notes when I watched to game live so I could learn it 😂😂 can’t wait to learn more
First time watching your reactions and 5mins in and I have to say shout to Zac for knowing the rules and explaining what’s happening. Haven’t seen an American knowing what’s happening like you bro, good to see a new RL fan loving it!
We appreciate that! I was lucky enough to have a bunch of NRL supporters come to our channel and teach me! Can’t wait to learn more
Can't believe how well Zach explains it. Nails the review like he's been a fan his whole life!
@@DossipGirl lol! Preciate that! Still have a good bit to learn but I’m getting the hang of it
Great reaction and nice to see appreciation of Australia's greatest sporting rivalry from an unexpected place. State of Origin is the pinnacle of Rugby League. There are players from other national teams who'd give their right arm to play. Origin began in 1980, with the current format, 3-game series from 1982. Of the 42 series and 120+ games played, only 6 points separate the two teams. QLD 2064 - NSW 2058.
Thanks Harri! It’s an amazing game we can’t wait to watch and learn more!
And wow that’s actually insane. I didn’t know that!
Really impressed with the knowledge of the rules guys.
Makes us proud to show off our biggest rivalry in nrl around the world.
Proud Queenslander here, from down under 🐨 🤙🏼
Appreciate that! We had a lot of help from all of y’all from over there. It is An amazing rivalry and so fun to watch! We plan to react to some other games and post reaction to different players about 3-5x a week if you want to check those out!
QUEENSLANDER!!
Man your picking up the rules game of the game at quick pace brother, can tell you love your contact sports
Thanks man. And Oh yeah!! The big hits are my favorites!
I was lucky enough to be at the game. The crowd, the game was next level. I can agree it’s the best origin I have ever been to.
That’s awesome!! I glad you had a great time! There’s nothing better than going to big sporting events like this! Maybe one day I’ll be able to check one out myself
Stacey it would have been awesome game
Good reaction bro, you even notice the field possession qld were trying todo to avoid having nsw in their half. Glad you liked it bro, plenty more origins to come. Since you said kayln ponga was your favourite you should definitely look into he's highlights.
That’s a good idea!! I’ll have to do that! Glad you liked the video man!
As an Aussie who is also a Maroon supporter I appreciate your intetest in our game and the way you researched it Zach.Glad you liked it.We certainly did.We loved Ponga's effort but infortunately he is now out of the game for the rest of the season because he had his third concussion hit.
Appreciate that! And yeah still have a lot to learn but not too bad for my first full game. Plan to watch a lot more when I can. And yeah I heard that sucks man. I hope a speedy recovery for him. Concussion are no joke
Farr out!! You explain the rules so simple and we’ll dude! And I’ve been watching this sport for 14 years hahaha
Lmao! Appreciate that. I took some notes when I watched the game live and a lot of you guys have taught me a bunch! Can’t wait to learn more
love the time you took to do your research into the game. shows commitment, whereas other people would just be confused...
Thanks for the love man! Our whole branding is real fans sports. We love all sports and want to know, understand, and embrace all of them! We will never put up a cover lol.
You can check our past NRL videos and see how lost we were 😂😂 but we are starting to get an undersranding’
Bro, I'm so glad to see you loving League. I love NFL, the tactics and set plays are amazing. But nothing beats League in terms of skill in the face of constant and relentless movement and collision.
Yeah I don’t know how I’ve watched sports this long without ever trying to watch it!! It is an amazing game!
@@RealFansSports I've shared your reaction videos with other NRL & NFL fans mate. Love your channel.
@@noellzy yooo that’s awesome! I appreciate that man! Yeah we would love to connect with some more people and creators to do some collabs in the future!
@@noellzy we were actually just talking about it during our last stream that we are going to try and do some streams in the future with supporters and pull them in to talk and bs with us!
@@RealFansSports Sounds sick matey!
My brother played club, SOO and represented in the Australian team. He was involved in two amazing moments in this sport. He came on in the last 5 minutes of his first ever SOO , just being given a taste of Origin football. He scored a try in the last seconds to win the game for NSW. In one of his club games, the level from which the SOO players are selected, it was a rainy day, the score was 20-20 and it was seconds to full time. In League, the game doesn’t finish until the ball is not in play, from a tackle, being kicked out, etc. My brother (playing in the forwards because of his size, but had been a centre in his early years) had been running with the ball, but was tackled just inside the opposition's half. The other team were quite ready for the game to finish, so they did not have a marker in front of him. As the siren sounded, he made a small tap of the ball with his hands to his foot, a legal play, then dropkicked a 42m field goal to secure the game 21-20. The other team just stood dumbfounded.
WOW! That is so cool! Thanks for sharing that story with us! What year did those take place? We are going back and watching some classic origin and club games soon. We might see it on there!
@@RealFansSports The club match was 1987 Parramatta vs St George. It was so long ago (lol) that I forgot the other game was actually an international test match. In 1982 he played in two State of Origin matches, then made his Test debut as a reserve forward against New Zealand in Brisbane, scoring the winning try in Australia's last-minute 11-8 win against the Kiwis. He was selected in Australia’s starting line-up in the Second Test in Sydney. He was then selected in the national team (the Kangaroos) for the tour of Great Britain and France. The Aussie team became known as “The Invincibles” as it steamrolled through England and France to win all 22 games. He played in 14 matches and scored 9 tries, the most by any forward. A goal-kicker at club level, he had a run of 23 in a row at one stage.
@@Bellas1717 wow that’s incredible!!
Grew up watching rugby league and a mad supporter. Awesome content, I like that you guys have studied the game that we love here in Australia, we are taking some matches to the USA to promote the game and hopefully becomes a success. Thanks for promoting it more for us over there. Can’t wait to see more. Love from 🇦🇺
We are just glad a supporter of ours introduced us! It is an amazing game, we can’t believe it took us this long to actually watch it! I could see it being huge here in the US if people gave it a chance!
Yes! Amazing game. Privileged to be there in person. Absolutely incredible
We just started watching and I’m so jealous! Hope you enjoyed your time!
Appreciate the love!
Mate , its bloody awesome you actually watched the game live and got into it and learn the rules! So much better than when people watch it and have no idea about what is happening.
Lol yeah i was pretty lost when i was just watching the highlights 😅 we plan to watch plenty more games! My next goal is to pick a club to support
Agree.
@@RealFansSports cowboys!! Well respected club and a regional team
@@evansclan6812 Lol! As a New Orleans Saints fan I couldn’t cheer for a team called the cowboys 😂😂 I’ve had a couple people tell me the same thing
@@RealFansSports
There’s a famous team here in the NRL with a long history of successes
- St George/Illawarra Dragons.
The Illawarra part came after the 2 clubs amalgamated. But yeah you can still barrack for the Saints! Lol
I stumbled on your Cricket videos today, and now onto this.
Haha my two favourite sports. Zach, i'm amazed and pleased at your knowledge and clear passion for Rugby League.
Loving the content
One of the great origins all time, mate your knowledge of our game is impressive, you explaining the game of RL to your mate the best I’ve seen of any American. Great video.
Headgears are personal preference yes, it's a misconception that they have anything to do with concussion prevention. Really they protect your ears against cauliflower ear, and protect your skin from cuts (you can imagine having a football boot go across your head). My mum would only let me play footy if I wore one!
That’s crazy! I figured it couldn’t protect to much as far as concussions. But my mom would be the same way lol. Prolly would never let me play anything like that without it
Gotta love our mommas
Ya not wrong mate... ponga suffered a HIA Friday for the knights
@@Altiar253 ohh dang that’s tough. Hope for a speedy recovery!
Holy moly! Broooo great reaction man! Much respect sir!!! Love your breakdowns throughout the video! 10/10. Up the Maroons!
Appreciate the love man!!
As a lifetime nrl watcher you have made me realise how subtle the rules are, and how well you have explained the ones you know to your friend. Well done!
We had a lot of help learning the game from everybody! That was the first game I was able to watch live! And we try and go live every year for state of origin!
grubbers are kicks that skip along the ground, another term for ground based bugs and stuff is a 'grub' so you were 100% correct :)
We never why!! That’s puts it into perspective. Thanks for the insight!
The (attacking) players have to be behind the kicker (when kicked in general play) only at the time of the kick, or hold back 10m from the player with the ball (as you noted) and not get involved in the tackle.
The kick is typically (but not always) on the 5th tackle. It's just the same as kicking on the 4th down in the NFL.
A knock on is from any part of the hand or arm (including shoulder), if the ball bounces off someone's hip, or somewhere else, it is not a knock on. Let me explain that better - if you have the ball, then it cannot bounce forward and hit the ground at all - from any part of your body, because you are in control of the ball. But if you NOT in possession of the ball (defending, attacking or going up for a kick) it is not a knock on if it hits another part of your body and rolls forward (other than your hand, arm or shoulder). So you can accidently bump the ball forward, if it bounces of another part of your body
There are several benefits to kicking the ball back to the defenders early in the tackle count. To maintain good field position (but MUST be confident in your own defense). To keep the fullback (No.1) and often wingers (No. 2 and 5) honest by not knowing which tackle the ball will be kicked. And to tire out the forwards, since they will need to turn and make their way back to the their own team member with the ball, assuming that the kicking/attacking team are diligent in defending against the person carrying the football back (keeping a line, not being too staggered etc). Normally around the 4th and 5th tackle, the full back (free safety) will drop back in anticipation for the kick, the wingers (wide receivers/cornerbacks) will also assist, they defend/attack on the sidelines - they are the outer most position. This means instead of all 13 players up in the line defending (think man to man, in their face style defense) one, two or even three defenders are now holding back anticipating the kick. This may open up the defense (now with less players up front) and encourage the attacking team to 'run the ball' instead of kick - it's not as common but the defenders must always consider it. But if the team is kicking earlier in the tackle count, instead of the obvious kick on the 5th, the defenders may be in two minds when to cover for the kick and yet still keep and eye on attacks out wide (or even in the middle, since the forwards may be more spread out, to cater for less players in the front line of defense). Of course, if a team is deep in their own half and it's the 5th tackle, there is almost no way that attacking team will not kick it - just like 4th down plays, which are more likely to be employed at the end of the game if still behind the scoreboard.
The chip and chase kick is aimed for directly behind the players up front but more important before the full back, its actually not easy. Chip and chase is typically used when the full back is standing deeper anticipating a deep/high kick. It is kicked in the air but not too high.
The grubber kick, you are correct. Kicked along the ground, low and to roll awkwardly to make it difficult for the defenders but also to skid and hold up in the try area.
When kicking out from behind your own try line (i.e. when tackled in your own try area, a safety in the NFL) it is called a drop kick, a drop out kick or just drop out (Rugby Union, not the same game, has the same kicks for different parts of the game). The ball has to bounce on the ground before striking it with your foot (the only time the ball can hit the ground in front of a player without being a knock-on), it is a special type of kick. It is also the same kick required for a drop goal, which is valued at only 1 point (so normally only used towards the end of a tight/close game), this kick is done during normal play and must go over/between the goal posts.
The fullback (No.1) much like free safety has a higher degree of discrepancy on where they place themselves and when, in defending they must always be the deepest man... Always. When attacking, they can stay in the middle, wait for an 'offload' from the bigger men (like a smaller running back finding gaps in the offensive line) or move out wide and link up with the centres and wingers. The centres (No. 3 and 4) feed the wingers, they are typically the next fastest players next to the wingers/fullbacks, but typically a little bigger.
Head gear is just preference. The head contact, no helmets basically.
If you look at the early state of origin games from the 80's, there were fights all the time - this game is nothing like the pro bowl, this is the most serious game played in our competition and the Australian team is selected from the best of these two teams. It is a highly passionate game, even for fans...
These two teams are made up from the best players taken from the NRL league teams (14 teams), with some requirements to where they played in their youth (I won't get into it now), it used to be where they were born (hence the name 'State of Origin'), but that has changed over time. There are often team mates playing against each other in this game. Commitment to the QLD/NSW team is more intense than their own weekly (still professional) team.
Thanks for all of that! I took some screenshots that what I can write some notes on what you said to help me remember!
And yeah when we said probowl, I meant to mention if they actually took it seriously. Basically best of the best!
We appreciate you spending the time to explain all of those points to us!
@@RealFansSports Well, State of Origin has a very important history and this is important to the intensity and seriousness of the game. I won't go into all of it now, but a lot of it is to do with New South Wales initially being the power base of the game and where the money was, with Queensland being a poorer cousin.
A closer comparison would be a North versus South game, but initially played 20 years after the civil war. Can you imagine the intensity and the feelings, forget who you team mates are in the NFL, this would be about identity, whom you represent, regardless of which team you play for, (where you lived or were born)... with the South constantly carrying the under dog status.
The NFC versus the AFC does not have that same history or intensity of feelings, it's just two conferences (albeit initially two separate competitions).
@@paulp1450 yeah someone else broke it down a little bit for us and explained how NSW was able to afford all of the good players because they allowed some form of gambling and could afford more than a big rule switch changed and caused it to be more even.
But that’s cool man. I like learning the history behind the game. Appreciate all the information that you’re sharing with us!
Highlights just can't capture the excitement of the game, unfortunately, but glad you got to experience that live Zach. That right there, that's Origin baby and I can't wait till next year already lol
Same here!! NonPfixion plans on goin back and watching the whole game on RUclips so he can experience it as well! It was so much fun
Holy shit! Zach! Bro just stumbled across this and as an Australian was blown away by your knowledge of the game, well done man! You’re welcome in the Queensland camp anytime.
This dude knows the rules, good stuff.
Lol I’m trying man! Slowly getting it
Yeah bro, so glad to see you soaking this in. The highlights are awesome but it doesn't do the game justice. Watch the whole game if you can. It's way better. Keep in mind that before the game, Queensland were down 2 players due to Covid. Then within 2 or so mins into the game, they lose another 2 players due to head clashes as well as 1 from New South Wales side. Queensland only had 15 players (i.e. 13 players on field with 2 subs) for the rest of the 80 minute game. AND they still won. An amazing game, but more so, an amazing week leading up to it and the entire series itself. Doesn't get any better!!
P.S. Awesome commentary btw :)
Thanks man! Yeah Nonpfixion found the full game on RUclips so he plans on going watch it all the way through! It was a crazy game with so much going into it!
Great video guys and for a rookie, Zach you nailed most of you’re explanations.
We appreciate that! We can’t wait to learn more! Now we just have to pick a club team to support
Brisbane Broncos is your club team Zach.
LMAO! we will be talking about what team we will be supporting in an upcoming stream next week!
Love seeing Americans appreciate our game 🙏
I can’t imagine anyone not appreciating it! It’s amazing, I can’t believe it took me this long to watch it!
@@RealFansSports you have a great sense of the game BTW 👌 Your knowledge of the game is impressive 👏
Appreciate the love!
This is great from a foreigners perspective, keep it up chief. Knowledge is great !!
I appreciate that man! we cant wait to learn more! We keep wondering how we have gone this long without watching it before!
Zach your on it!..also what makes this game so special is that 2 Top QLD players 2 days before this game was scratched from the game because of covid!..and they had ridden off Queensland to win!..From a Queensland fan!..cheers!
Preciare the love mike!
Some people during our live stream told us about that. Sports are all about next man up and QLD showed up! Amazing game
That was fun to watch guys. You did a good job explaining it considering it's not a sport you grew up with. Someone might have mentioned it already but those kicks from the ingoal are called dropouts. They have to go at least 10m and if they find the sideline after the ball has bounced the team that kicked it gets it back. I'm a Qld fan and it was a massive play from Valentine Holmes to flick it back. Oh, and it wasn't Kalyn Ponga's first Origin but was his first Origin try. It was also the best game he's played for Qld. Go Qld and go the Brisbane Broncos!
I kept forgetting that it was called a dropout lol! And yes he definitely saved the day after he missed the conversion. I was on the edge of my seat the whole second half!
And yeah I got confused on if it was his first origin or try. What a day for him to score his first try though!
I’m working on picking what club team I’ll support and because of this game, ponga made the knights a front runner! He played great!
@@RealFansSports He certainly did. Plenty of good NRL teams to follow. Best probably not to pick Manly, though. Everybody hates them (except Manly fans)
@@andrewpiva8920 lol! My biggest thing is we don’t want to be bad wagoners. We support QLD because the person that introduced us is from there, but as far as club we are gonna some homework 😂😂
I’m leaning towards to tigers because of the recent benji ownership, but I also like the knights since ponga was my favorite! But after that I’ve just been judging off of logo and name lol
@@RealFansSports only way is up for the Tigers. A few years ago I started following the NFL, watching games every week. Still haven't got a team, though. Still learning the game as well. So much more complex than rugby league, but I'm getting there!
@@andrewpiva8920 LOL! More rules and offensive/defensive schemes forsure, but yalls pace make it so advanced!
We stream live play by play broadcasts for Monday and Thursday night NFL games. If you want to learn come stop by or just ask questions we got you bro!
I’m from New Orleans, Louisiana, so I’m a Saints fan and Nonpfixion is from Oakland, California so he is a raiders fan! Feel free to pick between them LOL
Best review/reaction I've seen from another country,, awesome understanding of the game.. 👏🏾 Shout out from 🇦🇺 #QUEENSLANDER!!
Ps. Qld just won the 2023 series 2 nights ago and in 2 games.. 🤙🏾
Thanks man! Yes we actually hosted a watch party live on stream! What a dominant win in game 2
Love your stuff. The best!
I love seeing people get interested in our game. You've got a pretty good grasp of it. Some of the finer points for you.
- The NSW disallowed try that happened near the posts wasn't because of a knock on. It was because one of the NSW players was fractionally in front of the kicker (offside) and then was within 10 metres of the QLD player when the QLD player touched the ball, then got involved in the play. If you are in front of the kicker, you need to stay minimum 10 metres away from the opposition until they touch the ball before you can get involved.
- Normally you don't want to kick too early in the tackle count, too often. It takes less energy to attack than defend. Especially when you are 2 players down. Especially when you are playing Origin, which is the highest intensity and fastest version of the game between the games elite.
However, kicking early in the tackle count constantly turns around the opposition forwards, who have to go 50m back towards their own line before they can start advancing again. They probably won't get back to their own line until tackle 3, allowing you to defend against smaller players for the first half of their tackles. It also tires out their forwards making their attack less potent, and gets them tired in defense (opening up space around the middle of the field for your small, quick men to make easier yardage).
Keep watching!
We appreciate the love! Yeah we still have a lot to learn but we are enjoying so much! It’s like finding a new love LOL.
Im glad you enjoyed the video and we can’t to do more reactions, as well as do some live streams during Club matches when we can!!
Thanks for all the breakdowns! We write down what people teach us that way we can understand the game better!
Can’t say I agree that it was the best game ever but it was definitely one of the best I’ve seen for quite a few years and I’ve seen every Origin
That’s awesome! I was goin off of what media was saying and some people in chat said during the live stream! I could only imagine their are several matches that were as good as this one!
@@RealFansSports there are maybe 3 or 4 in the history of origin that are as good as this. My top one is Qld win when mark Coyne scores in the corner in the last minute after a play that had like 15 passes.
@@michaelhall5429 15 passes?! I already know that’s crazy! I’ll have to search that up and check it out!
@@RealFansSports I might be slightly exaggerating, but it was a shitload. I think it started at about the Qld 20m and went back and forth across the field at least twice.
Ed. Also, well done learning the game this much. I don't do reaction videos much because quite often it's just Americans pandering to Australians because they know we love approval. You genuinely like the game and that's very obvious
@@michaelhall5429 I’ll still have to check it out! I watched a video of the best origin tries and NSW had a bunch of high passing tries!
But we appreciate that man. We are big on keeping it real. You won’t see kissing ass or being fake lol!
Preciate the love!
Another game you might want to check out are the annual Indigenous All stars vs Maori All stars games that are played before the start of the season. The teams are chosen from the best players with Australian Indigenous ancestry playing against players with Maori ancestry. Both minority cultures in their respective countries that add hugely to the sport. Really cool as it emphasizes their culture and from a Maori point of view it's awesome because theres several Australian players (Kalyan Ponga, Jerome Luai) that get to play for their NZ heritage.
What day and time does that game take place? I can check that out for sure I’d love to learn some more history of the sport and cultures
@@RealFansSports They are usually played in February. A week or 2 before the NRL season starts. You'll find the full game and the highlights of the past few seasons on RUclips.
@@dane1056 ok cool! I’ll checkout the highlights and whenever the new one comes out I’ll try and stream for it if I can, depending on the date and if I have work or school that morning
@@RealFansSports Awesome. If you watch the highlights check out the ones that have the cultural part at the start. Not a part of the sport itself but adds to the atmosphere. I noticed you've done Greg Inglis and Benji Marshal. Greg is Australian Indigenous and Benji is New Zealand Maori so that's the calibre of players that you can get playing in these games.
Sounds great man! Ill try to find some and get those reactions up! We have a pretty long recommendation list and right we are alternating what sport we cover each video so it might be a little bit, but we will possibly start dropping more in bulk!
This was great! I like how you've taken the effort to learn so much. Makes for a very enjoyable reaction.
We appreciate that! We have a lot more to learn(especially names 😂😂 “pongo”) but we are loving the NRL! Excited to watch more!
Great reaction fellas
You have a good grasp of the game. I really think Americans will love this game. Fast and very tough
It’s a great game! Can’t believe it took me so long to find it!
Thanks for love!
Hey mtes, that's a great reaction to what was a tremendous game. Zach your knowledge of the game was truly impressive - particularly for someone who had watched their first game! God bless.
Appreciate that Sebastian! It’s been fun learning a new sport and we have really been enjoying it! I’ve been saying that I can’t believe I’m only now for the first time watching it is so much fun! Thanks for the love!
You guys are a perfect combo to grow the sport of rugby league and the US
*QLD only had 15 out of 17 players after 4 mins because of head injures.* Plus, they lost 2 of their best players before the game because of c-vid.
Yeah I saw that! The first 2 concussions happening in the first 2min of the match was crazy
@@RealFansSports ye have to be either crazy, mad , fearless to play this game , not for the faint hearted as ye get found out pretty quick , but jeez i luv our game , been involved for over 45 years
And nsw had 16 out of 17 and were missing 3 of their best, turbo, haas, latrell. Let’s not nuthug too hard.
@@kinchegayowie6167 absolutely! It’s a tough game! I’m glad one of our supporters introduced it to us!
@@vanmiddletonphotography yeah I saw a couple people say that as well. Injuries and stuff are such a bummer to sports but the next man up has to be ready to fill in! It was great competition by both teams even with the setbacks
Great work Zach & your understanding of the game is pretty damn good. So why was this game so special, apart from the intensity? 1. This was game 3 in the series &, after one win each in the previous games, NSW we’re the favourites to win this decider (just a side note: NSW media always have their team as the favourites which we Queenslanders absolutely love 🤣); 2. It was the 1st series as coach for Billy Slater (Billy is regarded as the best fullback in the history of rugby league & was a member of the dominant Qld team that won 12 times over a period of 13 years); 3. Although both teams had a number of key players missing due to injury, Qld lost Cameron Munster (regarded as the best player in Australia at the moment) less than a week before due to Covid. His replacement, Tom Dearden, was dumped last year at club level by his club, the Brisbane Broncos. He moved to the Nth Qld Cowboys under a different coach & his form this year has been so good that Billy Slater included him in the Qld State of Origin squad. Munster’s Covid diagnosis opened up the opportunity for Dearden to play in game 3 & he was incredible; 4. With Munster being unavailable, it meant that other players needed to ‘step up’, & you saw what Kalyn Ponga (3rd try scorer) & Ben Hunt (40/20 kicker & 4th try scorer) did. In fact, given that Qld also lost 2 players for the entire match after the 1st 3 minutes, every player stepped up to do their job.
So was it the greatest state of origin match in history? That’s too hard to call, but after watching every game over the last 42 years it would certainly rate in the top 5. I say that because it was certainly one of the bravest wins by a Qld team, but I know that NSW players & fans are disappointed with how their team played. The greatest game ever would be one where both teams played to their very best ability, both teams & sets of fans were amazed with the performance, but I have no idea which game over the last 42 years that actually was.
Keep up the great work. I know that the boys from both teams will always give 100% for the fans. 👍
We appreciate that!
That really puts into perspective. I knew about the missing players but didn’t know about the replacements story and about it being slaters first series coaching! It’s a great game! I can’t wait to watch many more and dig into the clubs as well!
@@RealFansSports personally, the most satisfying moment in game 3 was the try by Ben Hunt to win the series (& the story behind all that). In 2015 Ben was the half-back for the Brisbane Broncos, a multi-premiership winning club supported by a fan base with exceptionally high expectations. This team was playing the Nth Qld Cowboys in the grand final & they had lead throughout the match for 79 minutes & 55 seconds. However, the Cowboys scored in the corner right on the 80th minute to tie the score. This meant that the Cowboys halfback, Qld & Australian legend Jonathan Thurston, could win the game & the premiership for the Cowboys if he successfully kicked the conversion from the sideline. The intensity of the moment was insane! Thurston, who historically always nails these long range kicks, made his trademark kick - one that arcs tremendously from right to left as it sails towards the goal posts - however this time it missed agonisingly by millimetres as it ricocheted off the upright. Thurston screamed in frustration as the game went into extra time.
The players regrouped for 2 x 10 minute halves or until one side scored (either through a try, a penalty goal or a field goal). The Cowboys would kick off & the Broncos would receive & have the first possession. Thurston kicked the ball long & high. Ben Hunt positioned himself under the ball (something he had done hundreds of times before) to catch it & pass to one of his monster forwards who was waiting to take that 1st hit up, however, call it bad luck, misfortune or the trials & tribulations of sport, Ben dropped the ball. He knocked it on. He was shattered. A scrum was set, the Cowboys had possession, & within a minute Jonathan Thurston nailed a field goal to steal the grand final from the Broncos (& the very 1st for the Cowboys).
Most of the Broncos fans never forgave Ben for that & the way that he was lambasted was disgusting. The press was ruthless & he & his young family eventually moved away from Qld to escape the pressure.
His winning try in game 3 meant that he had come full circle. He was the hero & he had regained the trust & respect from his harsh critics. For many Ben never had anything to prove, but very few of us ever get to compete at that level, & almost none of us have ever had to experience what that young man did post 2015. His journey in rugby league is such a tremendous life lesson for us all. Well done Ben Hunt.
@@craigball2732 wow that is so cool! Love a good redemption story and puts it’s all in perspective!
Yooo my dudes! Great video :) You guys have good knowledge on the game. Keep up the good work! Queenslander!
First time seeing your videos you have some good knowledge of our game mate
Good to see
Welcome aboard and thank you for checking out the videos as well. Appreciate you!
Please watch “johnathan Thurston qld maroons #6/7”
Definitely look into reacting to Jonathan Thurston highlights he's the tom Brady of NRL.
Will do chappy! I’ll be recording that video this week and it will probably come out in about 2weeks. Or possibly sooner depending on some different ideas we have!
@@RealFansSports One thing to note about players like Thurston is that their highlight reels aren't going to show them doing the most incredible athletic feats or big hits. Players in the 6 and 7 in general act as coach on the field. There is no break in between each tackle for the players to go and talk to the coach and run up a play. These guys are the brains. They know how to manage the game, they know when to kick, when to pass, to organise their whole team. And players like Thurston are just so insanely clutch. To truly appreciate them you kinda have to watch them through their career.
@@MattKairl Yeah I’ve noticed that with some of the highlights that I’ve watched and then getting to experience a full game is night and day. I’ll definitely keep that in mind when I react to it’
its good to see zach knows the rules unusual for american viewers , spread the word of the greatest game of all rugby league
We are trying our best! It’s a great sport and we are enjoying learning more as we go! We plan to be live for the origin again this year hope you can join us
Knowledge on the game was 👌🏼
Haven’t seen a reaction video where someone has done their research. One of the best reaction videos I’ve seen in a minute
We appreciate that! We really enjoy learning new sports. And this has been a fun journey. Hoping to watch some of grand finals in September. And also start learning some other sports like cricket AFL and hurling!
Yeah thoroughly impressed with this guys knowledge, these guys are true sports fans..
Yessir we truly enjoy sports, hence the name Real Fans Sports. We respect the talented athletes all around the world even if we aren't truly familiar with the sport. Thank you for checking out the videos and supporting Zach and myself on this sports journey.
@@RealFansSports Much respect my friend. Just as a suggestion "Darius Boyd & Greg Inglis | Origin Career Highlights | NRL State of Origin". From the greatest origin team ever assembled.
@@brendonkezza9438 ok sweet man!! I just reacted to Greg inglis, but I’ll look up that specific one and do a reaction to it! Thanks for the love
That last play still hurts, not the way you want to lose a game, great catch from ben hunt.
Pharkn stoked you LOVE our game of Rugby LEAGUE and witnessing the pinnacle of beloved sport ..but I sure wish they would be back more internationals ..I miss them days
It really grabbed my attention from my first ever reaction and during this game when I watched it live, I was on the edge of seat the whole time! It was great. Yeah Idk much about the international stuff that you are talking about. I’ll have to look into it!
Much love from down under for your knowledge of the game, I don’t see too many Americans outside of my (USA and Canadian friends) who take the time to learn the rules of Rugby League but I’m so happy that you enjoy the game. Keep up the great work and I hope you guys keep watching the NRL because I think you’ll be fans in no time and will tune in weekly 👍
Thanks B.C! We were told to start watching it from our Aussie supporter and we really fell in love with the game! We plan to watch more when we can(since most games are at a weird time for us) and also stream for some games so we can talk it up and get to know all of y’all!
Your explanations are flawless. Thank you. Queenslander born and bred!
Appreciate that! We are trying to learn to the game. Cant wait to watch some more in the future! Who is your club team that you support?
@@RealFansSports Brisbane Broncos and of course the Queensland Maroons ♥️🤍🙃
@@charlottedavid2354 LOL I wanted to guess that! I support QLD because the first person who introduced me to the game is a fan, but I think im gonna choose my club team on my on. We will post a video about it when we decide! We don’t just want to be bandwagoners lol
I’m an Aussie mate (Brisbane, QLD) and I must say that out of all of the ‘American reactions to Rugby League’ that I’ve seen, yours are the most comprehensive and impressive. You’re doing a great job to help promote the game! **another side note for you…those kicks from the in goal area are called ‘drop-outs’, and they must reach the 10 metre line at minimum before they can be regathered by the kicking team (they can go past the line and then bounce back/be tapped back into 10 metre area and play continues no matter who ends up with possession). They can also go long and be kicked 50+ metres downfield. If the ball has travelled more than 10 metres, and bounces over the sideline without being touched by opposition, the kicking team gets possession with a new set of 6 tackles starting at point where ball went out. If ball is touched before going out (past 10 metres), team who didn’t touch the ball last gets a scrum feed in line with that point of ball crossing the sideline. If the ‘drop-out’ doesn’t travel the minimum 10 metres, or goes out of bounds on the full, the opposition is awarded a penalty on the 10 metre line directly in front of the posts, where they have the option to take a penalty shot at goal for 2 points (if kick is successful and goes between the posts and above the crossbar), or they can opt for a ‘tap’ on the same mark and start a new set of 6 tackles in an attempt to score a try** once again, I hope this helps clarify things. I’m always happy to answer any questions u may have, to the best of my ability. Keep up the awesome work 💪👍
We appreciate that man! It’s turned into a sport we really enjoy! We will be doing some live streams for games soon. We usually do all of origin and grand finals. But hoping to throw in some more this year!
We’ve also built a friendship with Blaze over at BKR sports and did a podcast with him the other week on our channel!
It’s a great sport and fun a community to be a part of!
@@RealFansSports there are some great ‘origin’ clips out there! (Greatest origin comebacks, greatest origin tries, etc). One moment I think you’ll get a laugh out of the ‘State of Origin’ Gordon Tallis ragdoll tackle’ - soz I can’t remember the finer deets but searching that will defs bring it up! He’s been retired for a while now, but there’s great footage out there on him alone. He played for the St. George-Illawarra Dragons and the Brisbane Broncos (my team) as well as representing QLD in origin and also Australia. He was known simply as ‘the raging bull’ 😤
Greatest origin game I’ve ever watched!!
It was my first so it’s the best to me!! Lol. Can’t wait to watch more’ glad you enjoyed it’
Great footy knowledge Zach. As a Queenslander and Maroons fan since birth, I appreciate the effort you have put in to get to know our game. Good on ya,
Great breakdown of an amazing game of Origin.
I was lucky enough to be there at Suncorp with my kids. The atmosphere was insane and will be a moment that none of us will forget!! Queenslander!!!
Thank you.
More importantly that is so amazing! Something your children will remember for the rest of their lives! Much love to you and your family!
G'day mate , i have to commend you of your knowledge of our great game . Go Queensland
Appreciate the love! Can’t wait to learn more!
Zach ,your Explanation & Knowledge of the game is AWESOME , love it , I'm so impressed ❤ . great listening to you explain so well . ✊
Appreciate that Jon! Much love
Great break down of rules guys it’s awesome as an Australian that you guys in America would take an intrust in the game that we love so much, Great content guys keep doing what you do. 👍🙂
Great commentary mate.
You pretty much nailed everything.
The Rugby League (NRL) changed the game a lot around the 80's, mostly for the good.
Removing shoulder charges, and tripping, and introducing the 40/20, and the 10 metre, rule, and much more, in an effort to speed up the game.
Anyway,
I'm at 16 minutes.
What you're talking about, is a 'goal-line drop out', that is: a drop kick from off your goal line.
You have to take a goal-line drop out if you are tackled, or otherwise ground the ball, inside your own goal.
Mostly, when you take the drop out, you try and kick the casing off it.
But, at the pointy end of the game, you might try a short kick, and try and get the ball back.
It must go 10 metres.
Whether the kick is long or short it CAN NOT go out on the full.
This is the same for any kick in the game, with the ONE exception of kicking for 'touch' after being awarded a penalty. Alternatively, if within range, you can take a place kick for 2 points when awarded a penalty.
The 40/20 is just that, kick it inside your 40, have it bounce IN THE FIELD OF PLAY, and go out past the 20.
You can also do a 20/40.
Great to see other countries enjoying the NRL.
Love the League and a die hard QLD fan. WOW, you did a great job with your knowledge and breaking the game down and the rules. Well done and much love from Oz 😁😁👍🏽👍🏽👌🏽🤙🏽
We appreciate that!! We still have a lot to learn but we are both falling in love with this game!
Much love!
Seeing the excitement on your face made every aussies day
It’s an amazing game man! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time watching it. We Can’t wait to watch more!
Origin games in Australia are so intense with both the players and the supporters on each side. It would be like an NFL game between the old Confederate and Yankee states, each team having the best players from each zone. Truly tribal and aggressive. But all buddies after the game.
Yeah you can definitely tell the rivalry is deeper than just the game but also for respect!
The protective head wear seen is traditionally worn by the player in the position of "Lock" who is positioned between the two largest players on your team in a scrum. That guard helps to prevent getting your ears torn off, although doesn't help stop getting your nose broken.
NSW have only beaten QLD at that stadium once in a decider game 3 in the history of origin.
The crowd is a big factor to that. Atmosphere is on another level.
The crowd was definitely insane!! That’s a crazy fact I didn’t know that.
@@RealFansSports yes and Queensland had a great run of 8 series in a row from 2006-2013.
Great commentary.
Excellent video.
Kick out from the try/ goal line called "drop out"
Cheers from Oz
I kept forgetting what it was called lol! We appreciate the love!
@@RealFansSports 😀 Once again, an excellent coverage of the game I have been watching for 60 years👍
@@richardmarr3739 appreciate that’
Finally you blokes are getting it, well done brother, love from Australia.
Lol! Just a little bit. Hoping to catch some more games live during grand finals!
Much love
I love Americans watching our game coz u will love it it's violent fast skilfull and a war of attrition
It has been so fun watch! We are hoping to catch some grand final games live!
Dude appreciate your content all the way from Papua New Guinea. The only country in the world that is bat shit crazy about the state of origin game. Love your video. I just subbed to your awesome channel. Keep up the great content guys
We appreciate that!! It such a fun game we can’t wait to watch and learn more!
Much love!
I love that you tried to understand the game. It is the same for me when it watch American football I get excited because I now understand the various aspects of the game l. Good on you.
Preciate that! Yeah we like to embrace all sports and try to truly understand it. We also go live for Monday and Thursday night football, if you ever wanted to stop by during a stream
Thanks for the support man!!!! And great knowledge too, im impressed
Thanks Nasr! We are really enjoying the sport and can’t wait to watch and learn more about it! We plan on trying to stream during some more club games when we are able to. Hope you come and stop by sometime!
G’day gentleman. Loved your reaction to our game. America has Rugby League over there. It’s gaining momentum and the blokes love it. The crowds are good, Jacksonville Axeman are the club that are the champions in the USRL
Also check out Marty Bowen was an entertainer in our game
I didn’t realize there was a whole league’ that’s cool!
And ok I will add him to our list! Oreciate the recommendation
To put it into context the 3 players ruled out due to concussions…up until about 5/6 years ago that would’ve been play on and those guys Proberly would’ve just got up and played…but because of the concussion stuff going on they brought in the rule 15 minute concussion rule to help the players
For someone who didn’t know about the game like a month ago you explaining the game to nonpfixon was so good
I appreciate that! Still have a lot to learn, but I’m starting to get the hang of it!
And yeah all sports have made a huge adjustment with dealing with concussions. It’s definitely a good thing
Watch some older films on the State of Origin. Some great fights but also great playing. Fights are very rare now.
“Bring back the Biff” lol! I’ll definitely have to do that! If you know any videos in particular with older highlights, leave a link in the comments for it! I’ve had trouble finding older highlights
Impressed with the knowledge. I didn’t know what to expect when I saw the thumbnail. But this wasn’t a bad breakdown. Origin is our marquee showpiece and great to see some interest from America.
Appreciate that man! Yeah we normally just take the thumbnail of the video we watched for the reaction! We will have to make some more creative ones.
But thanks man! Just started watching about a month ago and game 3 was the first game I got to watch live. Can’t wait to watch some more NRL games!
Oh bro all I meant with the thumbnail was, American reaction and I thought, okay this should be interesting as normally it would be Australians watching NFL. League doesn’t have a big following in America, although you guys have a competition that’s been running a few years now. But awesome to see you guys liking and appreciating rugby league.
The best match I’ve seen I believe was a few years back, nrl grand final between my Brisbane Broncos against the North Queensland Cowboys. This game literally had everything, so much drama and suspense and Cowboys won right at the death but it didn’t matter. It was just incredible, but any games you guys cover I’d be happy to tune in again.
@@gpro_1982 ahh I gotcha! Yeah one of our supporters from QLD told us we needed to check it out and it is so fun to watch can’t believe it took me this long to watch it!
And cool I’ll have to check that game out, a couple of people have mentioned that one to us.
And yeah definitely man. We set our videos as premieres and after they first get posted we try to go live afterwards to hangout and bullshit! Also plan on streaming during some games live when we can! Thanks for checking out the channel man! We cover a large variety sports. Doing a lot of NRL right now but we do NBA, NFL, we have some volleyball coming up as well as some AFL and cricket possibly soon
@@RealFansSports I am very curious to hear what you guys think of cricket. Take care, I’ve subbed so I’ll keep an eye out for it.
Shout out to Zach you really got most the rules down pat and glad you got to watch that game it was definitely the best origin I’ve ever seen. Shout out from 🇦🇺
Appreciate the love!! I’m trying, it’s hard to catch it all at first glance since the game moves so fast, but by the second half I was catching most things!
Can’t wait to watch plenty more!
Zach's knowledge of the game is pretty impressive, he explained it well.
It was one of the best games of origin that I've ever seen.
Preciate that Daryl! Still have a lot to learn but not too bad for only watching a few highlights and one game! We can’t wait to watch plenty more!
You've got an amazing knowledge of the game guys. Well done! It looks like you were really enjoying the game!
Appreciate that we do really enjoy it! Glad that we were introduced to it!
Here's what ought to be on your bucket list: watching origin in a sports bar on the gold coast (or just over the border of NSW). This game is played annually, if there's any Rugby League worth watching this year, it's gotta be origin!
Ponga has played many state of origin..love your reaction, bro.. awesomeness..It's been tradition, between , Queensland/ New South Wales, to play against , it may appear, as rivalry, & it is. It's the love of the game, pride, giving ones all, & quite simply put, being proud of who , both teams represent. The passion, one feels ,as a player or fan, is immeasurable..mate looking out for mate..🙏👏
Thanks! We appreciate that! And yeah you can definitely feel that energy when watching the game. Not only is the competition high but the pride the players play with and the brotherhood afterwards is like nothing I’ve seen before!
So glad it was this game you chose to review.. ‘twas truly incredible.. Maroon forever 🇦🇺💕💯 you’ve got a new subscriber thanks guys great breakdown looks like not only you got it you enjoyed it too
We appreciate that!! And yes we definitely do enjoy it! Working on a way that I can watch more games live in the future and hopefully stream some as well so we can get to know all of y’all!
@@RealFansSports yay! 👊🏻
Zach, nailing it! 💪🏽😎
Great job guys!!! New subscriber!! Love how you learn about the game AND the nuances!! RESPECT!!!
Appreciate that! We have a lot to learn, but are loving the game! Can’t wait to watch more!
@@RealFansSports Recommend the 1997 Newcastle v Manly Grand Final!!! Seriously one of the best games in history!!!
@@paulyjbluey6408 we will definitely check that out man!
We have a list of recommendation and we are getting through them as fast possible! Without overloading our subscribers feed
The trick with a well placed grubber kick is that every 4th or 5th tumble the ball will bounce up higher so the chasers time their run to catch it up high
Your knowledge was very impressive man so much happens in nrl I can understand why people can get confused watching it. You should watch footage of origins in the 80s and 90s, it was extremely violent hahaha
That was a nice reaction to watch thank you
Appreciate that Paul! We will definitely give some old school stuff a look!
Great and loved it!
Thank you so much, we really enjoyed it as well.
Really loved watching you guys get into Rugby League!
Appreciate that man! We are enjoying learning it! Hoping to catch some grand final matches!
Great reaction. 1 of the best origins in ages.
Thanks! We really enjoyed it
Great review! I was at the game, what a game! QUEENSLANDER!
I’m so jealous! Hope you had a great time! It’s officially on my bucket list to watch a live origin match at the stadium!
man your knowledge of the game is second to none even down to the preference of wearing headgear. Mouth guards are non negotiable although. Great stuff mate, the game can be very confusing and lots of rules but it’s a hell of a game once you understand it.
Thanks Sam! Yeah it helped a lot being able to watch one live. Can’t wait to watch some more games soon! It is definitely an amazing game!
Great game, thanks for helping me relive it.
Definitely! Appreciate you checking out our video!
Man Zach you nailed it. We’re only allowed 4 players on the bench and only allowed to interchange 8 times throughout a game so it’s a game of attrition and fitness and that allows the little guys like Ponga to do his thing when the big guys a blowing. Appreciate you taking the time to understand our game. Up the mighty Maroons! ps we just wrapped up the 2023 series in 2, we own this Sh!t. Queenslander!!
As people who watch the NRL say "Bring Back The Biff"