Clueless New Rugby Union Fan Reacts to Richie McCaw Highlights
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- Опубликовано: 11 фев 2019
- Richie McCaw is a true captain as he put his body on the line for his team.
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If he ran for Prime Minister in New Zealand, he would win by a landslide. I would vote for him. Really humble and down to earth too. Legend.
I wouldn't, without knowing what his policies are
He has consistently won most trusted New Zealander. For like 8 years in a row.
Hahaha you know what man iv been saying that for years i reckon three quarters of nz would definitely without any doubt vote him in. Pure legend. Leads by example. Richie sir u will always have my vote
So would i bro!
One of the most talented men on and off the field I have ever known. Great man from a great family.
Richie McCaw was also offered a knight hood but turned it down. Saying he shouldn't get one for playing sports. Just showing you the type of man he is. Great leader captained the side in 148 (I believe) games. Don't know if we will ever see a greater all black.
I thought he said he declined it as they had only won The RWC once.
@@jaybestnz was that meant to be funny?
The GOAT of open side flankers . Nice to see another Rugby video again.
His role like most 7s was to stick his head in places you know you are going to get hurt and pilfer the ball from the opposing team. The speed of which he could tackle a player, get to his feet and jackal over the ball getting crucial turnovers was immense.
No position in the game of rugby requires a player to put in as much work as an open side flanker. He knew how to play on the edge of the laws and could get away with cheating better than most.
He played his position very well
@@Triciamichelle_yt Could you do a reaction video of another one of the greatest rugby players please. It's Brian O' Driscoll. Here's one of the many tribute vids...😊🏉 ruclips.net/video/9JLASzADsaI/видео.html
@@patlad8433 I may be from NZ but O'Driscoll was by far mine and my dads favorite centre when I was a child, Percy Montgomery my favourite full back so many other greats from so many different countries !
Every game he played, he gave it all, his worst games were still better than everyone else's best games, he led from the front, his mere presence on the field Inspired his team to do immense things in the game. He was on top of his game, for his whole career, 11 years, no one has remotely come close to him, the greatest 7 in the history of Rugby.
George Smith also revolutionised the openside flanker position and in most of his 1 on 1 battles against Macaw, George Smith came out on top the stats even prove it. Where they differ is Macaw was a great leader
Richie mccaw was one the best captains for the A.Bs in his rugby days and always put his body on the line. Thankyou richie
8:05 , how the hell can you read a player so well as a newcomer to the sport? Reading where the ball will be 2 steps ahead of everybody else is the ultimate skill for his position and that's what Richie did better than anybody. Brilliant analysis.
totally agree ,
Physical contact sports is in the North American DNA. I remember watching a rugby game with a Canadian buddy and it was the first game he had ever seen and he knew everything about it, even more than me who had been watching rugby my whole life. I told him who I thought the worst player was (you know, one of those ‘invisible men’ Reuben Thorn types) and he said that same guy was the best player. We watched the replay and he pointed out all the little things that player did like clean outs, leading the tackle count, and so on so it was hard to argue. I think the player was Wallaby Rod McCall.
Agree, was a great analysis from an outsider to the sport.
@@Patrick8804 Yes, good point, it seems like she’s an NFL fan, so she understands that in contact sports, sometimes the stuff you don’t see is the most important part of the game.
Most Americans like her seem to take to rugby very quickly (both their enjoyment and understanding of it).
Great Reaction Allure... Wow, Richie Macaw, possibly the greatest All Black of modern times, fearless, commited, and very skillfill. Week in and week out he put his body on the line. It was not unusual for him to do post match interviews with blood streaming from his head, black eyes, broken nose, fat lip...a true ledgend of the game...nice work Allure
Leads his country to 2 consecutive Rugby World Cup titles. Offered a Knighthood title by the Queen. Now a New Zealand Air Force Commander. Best in the Business, out of all the Openside Flankers (7). He life story Documentary (Movie) is call CHASING GREAT. Great Reaction of the Greatest to ever played Rugby.
Should watch and react on Richie Mccaw putting his body on the line for his country.
@@esautupou5317 He's not in the airforce.....he's a commercial helicopter pilot. He helped evacuate people from Kaikoura after the major earthquake there in 2016 when all roads and the railway to the town were cut.
welcome to the world of rugby.proper man's game👍
@@rossshepherd9836 hahahaha, he traded his neck for steroids
Hes right tho
@@gazc8586 New Zealand is also the world champion in women's rugby
Great take on Richie McCaw. He was truly a legend of the sport. Maybe the best to ever do it.
❤
Jonah lomu.
@@novagod9893 not even close
@@tanegurnick5071 Yes he is, and let me explain to you why, jonah is the best because there is no facts someone is the best, there's only opinions on who the best is, and just because you think you're opinion is right, dont make mine wrong.
@@novagod9893 what was jonah the best at? He was leess than average on defense, he was below average in work rate, sometimes only touching the ball 3 times in a whole game, his reading of the play was simplistic, and his running abilities are comparable to the bus, nonu, or riko ioane etc.
To be classed as the best, you have to inspire people. No one inspired the all blacks more than richie McCaw. His work rate made him win the world rugby player of the year more times than any other player
lomu . mcaw is second to lomu
Your reaction is incredible!
Richie was classed as a forward numbers 1 through to 8 are forwards. 9, and 10 are the play makers, 12 to 15 are your speedy guys(back line). The forwards basically protect the ball for the back line.
He has put his body and life on the line for many years for New Zealand Rugby. He was one of the best leaders of the game of all time. And also one of the toughest. And he was ALWAYS a fair player. No dodgy bs. He’s a work horse. And his weight is normal, he was one of the smaller guys. But he worked the hardest.
Nice reaction
McCaw is a legend. Thanks for your reaction. You did a great job. It not easy to get your head around rugby if you have not grown up with it. It is the ultimate warrior sport.
Richie was the GOAT Captain and No 7, he Captained two Rugby World Cups back to back. He put his body on the line for his team, his coat and his Country. His crew started the #Allblackeverything that Jay Z made popular in America.
React to the best of Shaun Johnson when you get the chance
He captained 3 world cup teams and was in 4 I believe
A lot of the old rules in rugby got changed when this man came into the International scene in the early 2000's. One of the best to play the game and greatest openside flanker of his error alongside Wallabies legend Geore Smith
Best player to ever wear a rugby shirt, a true legend of the game
Great video. He truly is the best rugby player New Zealand ( All Blacks ) have had. In his last game in New Zealand 60,000 people gave him a standing ovation in appreciation for what he did as an All Black and as a man.
It’s remarkable how well you summed up Richie’s qualities in a few minutes of watching him play. The reasons you stated are why, after well over a decade of maintaining that standard, he is considered the greatest modern rugby player from any country.
You might want to look at Dan Carter. One of the best 10’s ever. The “quarterback” of rugby. Wilkinson would be another to look at but it is always fun to watch an All Black.
Wilko's been done but that was for his tackling prowess which is the only thing I feel he edged Dan Carter on out of all the duties of a fly half.
Would be great to check out Carter and maybe revisit Wilko because he did bring more to the game other than a clattering hit
@@MrAnamchara 😂😂😂2005 wellington all blacks vs britsh lions tour sorted that debate Wilkinson ain't even close DC made him look like a schoolboy
@@torrentialdownpour1208 He did. I don't think that defines a whole career though. DC was majestic playing of very good front foot ball from his pack .
Wilko definitely was a tougher defender and that is not debatable in my mind
@@MrAnamchara 1st five position is more about generalship in attack as well as defense, but mainly on attack. Dan Carter organized the back line on attack better than anyone, the defense organization was the outside center (conrad Smith's) role
@@tanegurnick5071 Yep . I suppose also what I was getting at was Wilkinson hit harder and was more dominant in the tackle.
Dan Carter will always be the GOAT of flyhalves, that I do not dispute
He wrote a book called 'Chasing great', awesome read, he tells it like he lived.
Richie McCAW was number 1114 player to be picked to play for the All Blacks
He's a national treasure! I am so happy to have been able to grow up watching rugby with him as the AB's captain. What a treat. Loved your comments you have super fun insight to share :)
I have seen 2 truly great opensides out of NZ in my lifetime - McCaw and Michael Jones.And its really hard to pick the best,they were both absolute beasts.
The All Black number 1014 simply means he was the 1014th player to play for the All Blacks.
You got the pronunciation of Otago correct. It's not actually a Mãori word but is derived from Scots Gaelic. It's a province (c.f. State) in the bottom of the South Island whose original European settlers were mainly from Scotland.
Thank you for explaining that and I am so glad I said it right
@@Triciamichelle_yt This Man turned down a knighthood from the Queen. Based on the fact he believed without his team mates he wouldn't have been in this postion.
otago is a mistaken pronounciation of the maori word for the area OKATO scottish people heard it different i suppose
@@scottcoleman9570 he also turned down an invitation to a royal wedding because it would have meant taking time off All Blacks training.
He was pretty damn focused.
@@kaylammers6787 i think the maori people of that area called it otakou
Woo, Otago! You said it right.
When you said "Leading by example" you hit the nail on the head. Very astute.
I love the video good job 👏🏼
I just found your channel and am liking it so far, I was born in New Zealand and love your reactions to the Haka and recommend the 2018 Kupa Haka Nationals so you can see the full range as well as our women's performances.
Thank you for the suggestion
one of the most hard working and dedicated rugby players on and off the field always put in 110% into the game, great leader and captain also. His job on the field was to mostly steal or protect the ball from the opposition, hence all the up front physicality and diving onto the ball. Apparently he use to watch rugby matches over and over again studying the opposition teams players before and after matches to help get that edge, he was obsessed with ruby and lived for it.
Allure this my very first time commenting on one of your reactions. As a New Zealander, the biggest stat maybe missing from your research is Richie's winning percentage of 89.1% over 148 caps. He is the most capped test player for the NZ All Blacks and has the best winning over a prolonged period of years. That's what makes him a legend in Aotearoa :-)
Super Rugby is to Rugby Union as NFL is to American Football, it started just New Zealand and Australia, but now it also includes South Africa (maybe they were original too?!), Argentina and now Japan. And your Otago pronunciation was spot on
he is the beast in Allblack nation. thanks for share this to us
McCaw was like the alpha spirit animal on the team. Some people think he was just a simple player because he was not the most flashy one, but he was doing all the dirty work without asking anything. Just humble and efficient player, handsome gentleman, one of the best team captain that ever played the game if you ask me.
Awesome reaction to our icon! Love it
It is insane for you to see so much of what he is famous for. Literally summarised every call to sports talk back radio for his entire career! 😁
It's the work McCaw put in on the ground and around the breakdown that made him the legend he is, but that's not as easily picked up unless you know what your looking for.
Glad you feel better. I hope the Jason Kidd 45 Greatest Assists video is coming soon
Thank you for the well wishes
@@Triciamichelle_yt Anytime. I'm in the same boat right now 😫
Great viewing, your reactions top notch, you are reading the play nicely, well done kudos to you.
This Woman has a great review on richie mcCaw and his rugby ...I like this channel now!
Renee rangers big hits will not disappoint you 🙂
Straight up. Pound for pound the beastiest of all the beast
Oh-Tah-go. You said it correct the first time! Ka pai!
GooseBruce .... “ Ka Pai” (Maori).... Pronounced ... “ Car Pie” means ... All Good or Well Done .
Subscribed now , Ritchie macaw is an idol for many of us kiwis,the epitome of the new Zealand spirt in action, absolute beast.
Men want to be him, women want to be with him. And his personality is the salt if the earth.
Thanks allure ,I really miss my home right now,this reminded me of who I am.thankyou allure
Great reaction on the greatest of them all.
If you get a chance to watch any documentaries about Richie or the All Blacks you should watch them. The effort they go to takes it's toll. It is a gladiatorial sport, no doubt. It is loved by almost e very New Zealander as a learning place while you grow in life. We love the game and we love Richie as: a man and a leader. Yes we try to walk the walk as he does.
I like your channel and your take on rugby. May I suggest that you look at some of the 'little giants' of the game.
George Gregan at 5' 8" captained the Australian Rugby Union team; and
Allan 'Alfie' Langer at 5' 5" was told he was too small to play NRL (National Rugby League). He went on to represent Australia.
Always waiting for this kinda videos aha
thanks for reminding me of how not only winning world cups (i think 20 odd nations played last one) he was just a awesome allrounder Hail richie go Kieran good luck next captain from new zealand with love
You nailed it. Richie has played more international test matches than anyone else on Earth, and he never gave less than 100%. 3 time world player of the year, back to back world cup winning captain, and turned he turned down a knighthood. Legend.
You got it girl. You want your leaders to be at the front leading by example on and off the field. God bless you dear.
See the Giant slayer at the end. That is someone special. He is your size!!!
He use to get cuts and black eyes almost every game cos other teams try to take him out of the game. Because as you said, he leads by example. Great knowledge from such a new viewer 👍 richie changed the game for the flankers. He tackles, n is up on his feet contesting for the ball. Awesome player
Probably the GOAT and the greatest exponent of staying offside the game has ever seen. Be a long time till we see another like him
Richie is awesome.
You should check out DC one of the best fly Half's to ever play the in my opinion. Dan carter and Richie on the same field glorious to watch.
Ritchie isnt just a great player but he has studied the rules thoroughly. Ask the Aussies why they hate him.
One thing about Richie you may not fully be able to pick out, is when a player is tackled on the ground, both teams can try and go for the ball. This is called a ruck. Without being too technical, Richie was able to either be the tackler or be the first guy to the ball and steal it off the opposition for his team. He was the best at it. And many teams and countries hated him for it because it was such a niché skill. He turned the game for his team many times over his career.
You are incredibly perceptive and noted a number of attributes that made Richie probably the greatest ever 7, maybe the greatest ever AB, and perhaps the greatest ever rugby player. And I am English and pretty old by the way, so have seen a few play the game and could be partisan. I think Steve Hanson summed it up pretty well when he gave him his 142nd test cap, making him the most capped international rugby player at that time, which is a truly remarkable achievement for a man in his playing position, by saying "He's just an ordinary bloke from Kurow. But by god he can do extraordinary things..." He was an absolute class act in my opinion and rightly deserves all the accolades and plaudits bestowed upon him.
Can't wait to see you react to some mma again. Do you plan on reacting to Yoel Romero some time?
Despite the All Blacks incredible record over the last century, Richie McCaw was the captain that delivered the 2nd and 3rd world cups.
He is one of the best all time loose forwards, particularly around the rucks, where I'd say he was hated by opponents because similar to NBA players like James Harden he always played on the edge of the rule book and studied all of the rule changes to abuse them.
He was also a work horse with elite level offensive and defensive awareness, dude is a legend.
Really enjoying your vlogs. Would love to see watch some multiple phase plays. Shows how long a play can go on for, constant recycling. Players dead on their still putting the hits in. Some great stuff in current 6 nations. But check Ireland v France 2018 closing minutes absolute master class
This is such a good reaction because you took time to research and did not just sit there and occasionally say ouch. 😊
the third wing line, Open side is the number 7 (flankers) are the best tacklers and balloon scrapers in the ruck, they are everywhere and Richie McCaw and typically the ideal player has always ready for the action!
Richie had that perfected
There are tribute videos to him but you totally got him to the T ! 👌🏼💯
I must say, you have a great feel for the game for a newcomer. Everything that you said about McCaw is spot on. He was relentless on the field. A fair player but he would never give up. A real gentleman also. It is obvious he never enjoyed talking about himself. He would always talk about the team, another player or the opposition.
Fair? R u kidding? Always off side (see how he turns around when he tackes...) again he was fearless but knew refs were very (very very) nice to him. And took advantage of that
@@hubertdeseze9214 You obviously don't know the rules. The tackler cannot be offside until the ruck has formed. Usual whinging from opposition fans......
@@MrT67 yes if the tackler doesn't stay in opponent side. Which is Mac Caw's life. ALWAYS off side, to have the ball away later... At least
@@hubertdeseze9214 Yes, we've heard it all for 148 tests. He was certainly no worse than any other openside flanker, and was often incorrectly penalised. However, he was a far better player than any of his opponents. That's the reality that you and many other opposition supporters struggle with.
@@MrT67 He was a great player for sure I said it from scratch. Nevertheless...
You should check Dan Carter too... Best "demi d'ouverture" (sorry don't know how to say it in English)... His last game with the All Blacks at the WRC 2015 was awesome...
You should watch and comment on that next video. Giant Slayer, featuring Faf de Klerk. Really good look at a number nine taking names. He is pretty small but infinitely tough. His technique is exemplary. Besides, you should give the Springboks a bit of airtime.
Love your haka reacts! There's a massive comp coming up in nz called Tematatani 😊 well worth checking out
Thank you
@@Triciamichelle_yt www.maoritelevision.com/haka/te-matatini-2019 😊
The Crusaders are the winningest team in SuperRugby. The Red and Black uniform is the Crusader colours. In NZ you have to play for a NZ team to be called up for the national team or All Blacks.
Richie did lead by example usually first at the break down fighting to get the ball putting his body on the line and just a top dude, classic kiwi guy would let his actions on and off the feild speak for his character wouldn't talk shit about anyone would always give the other team credit were it was due and a hard man but not a prick about it...great captain one of the best if not the best...a role model for all ....legend. kia ora Richie..
Richie McCaw played for my rugby team/ which is Kurow RFC (Rugby Football club)
Miss him being in the Team 😁
Very good analysis of the game/player. I like that. Give yourself a beer my girl. Cheers
I was hoping you'd do Richie. Straight up thug. Legend.
Hes a beast
You are not so clueless,madam.You make the point that McCaw could anticipate where the ball was going.That is the pre-requisite of a no.7.And it was certainly one of McCaw's great strengths.
Well said on your part.
The Cool headed hard working Number7.
In his era, No doubt was the best At his position.
Otago-you pronounced it perfectly.
1-8 forwads
9-15backliner.6 subs I believe.
No7 has to be superfit, strong fearless, no back down. Excellent Captain underpressure.
Richie McCaw is the G.O.A.T in New Zealand rugby. If u keen check out Rugby World Cup 2011 and 2015 highlights shows McCaw as captain and the 1st All Black to reach 100 test matches. And the 1st team to win back to back
Maybe not the GREATEST player of all time, but DEFINITELY in the top 2 ;)
Great player, Great Captain. The players get a number, consecutive, when they are called up to play for the All Black so he was the 1014th named. They wear a position number only on their jersey 1-15 and substitute or bench players wear 16-23.
He was a forward but all players play defense and offence. Forwards typically specialize in the shapes: lineout, scrum and ruck; and tackling. Backs are more offensive.
Well read. Not bad for someone whose never watched a game. He's definitely one of the best players ever of the game. Dependable, fearless, strong leadership...a true legend of the game! And great pronouniciation. O-tar-go. Great vid!!
thanks im so glad you enjoyed watching. i can see why hes seen as one of the best. hes very good
To give you some perspective the number 7 position is the most physically demanding both in exertion & contact your body is getting smashed all the time in defence & attack Richie played 148 games for the Allblacks 145 for the Crusaders & 34 for Canterbury and he was pretty much at the top of his game throughout his career in such a punishing position not to mention an inspirational leader as well. Truly astounding the brutality he put his body through for the game. God bless him for his courage and resilience the best ever.
Kia Ora:-) We & Rugby loves you too!!!
Please do a reaction to Beauden Barrett or Dan Carter either of these superstars will show you how rugby should be played you will not regret watching either of them!
#1014 as in the 1014th rugby player to ever represent NZ in their 120+ year history
Probably the greatest player of all time and I don't say that lightly comparable to a Tom Brady on longevity and win ratio. You should see some of the other videos the standing ovation he got from the crowd last game in NZ.
You should check out Richie Mccaw body on the line.
LOLOL, Fantastic, i am sure he would have had a giggle watching this, to be honest he won many games single handed by tackling and striping the ball of his opponents many times when things looked impossible, it was his biggest attribute of many
Richie McCaw is like the James Bond of Rugby Union. Mr Dependable and a true gentleman.
As a flanker..his job is to constantly harrass the ball/ball carrier. Pretty much follow the ball and tackle anything that moves. To miss a tackle as a flanker is almost sacrilege 😆.
They slow down opponents momentum, support there own ball carriers and constantly attempt to turnover the ball, which everyone is doing, but flankers are masters at it.
You understood what his job was very well😃..you have the sight lol
React to Rico Verhoeven, he is the world champion of kickboxing. Love your vids btw❤️
Super rugby is like the Southern Hemispheres nfl or nba of rugby
Gotta make a reaction video to the "Tuilagi Brothers". Monsters.
Richie was primarily a defence god and a turnover king (especially in the first part of his career). Once he took over captaincy of the All Blacks he began to develop his attacking game further and he consequently became the GOAT. In football terms, he’d be a cross between and linebacker and a tight end.
Most capped player of all time.
Highest capped All Blacks captain of all time.
x2 World Cup champion.
x3 (I think) world player of the year.
He even played the final of the 2011 Work Cup with a broken foot he sustained in the semi final the week before. He refused to tell the team doctors because he was not going to miss the final.
There’s also a lot going on in that video that you probably don’t notice unless you understand rugby. His ability to turn over the opposition ball was second to none and you can see that here. You also see that when he tackles he tries to turn the opponents away from their own team (this is a particular tactic that is used to help the All Blacks win back the ball)
as an Aussie i can confirm Richie McCaw sure as hell has earned Australia's respect
Hard working man out there thats for sure.
Numbers are based on position!!
#1 & #3 are called Props
#2 is the Hooker
#4 & #5 are Locks
#6 and #7 are Flankers ( which is what Richie played)
#8 is the 8th Man
#9 Scrum Half
#10 Fly Half
#11 & #14 are Wings
#12 & #13 Centers
#15 Fullback
#16-#23 are the bench..
He was damn tough, played the 2011 World Cup Final on a broken foot!!
that''s The way NH teams say it , in NZ it's said different
Aye Allure you should react to Allen Iverson Hes something else a small guy that influenced a whole generation with his style and play
& your videos just start poppin up on my youtube im not a big tv person but your dope keep goin gorgeous!
Just another day at the office for Richie!
Richie was such a great player that a lot of teams would target him and intentionally foul him to try and take him out of the game. It was worth losing one of your players for the rest of the game and playing 14 v 15 rather than play 15 v 15 where Richie was one of those 15.
He is a natural born leader ,a leader of man ,if he was in the military he would make a fine officer that goes on to be a great general !!!!!!
You could try reacting to Hakuho, the greatest sumo wrestler of all time. Still to this day competes at the highest level.
Hi, thank you for your respectful interest in the Haka too, there have been a number of hugely emotional Haka Lately in NZ because of the horrific Terrorist Attack in Christchurch, check these out @ and @
look at video called.. This is why we love Rugby! | A Gentleman's Game ...to see the other side of this great game
The number means that is the number given to him on his first test match. He is the 1014th player to have played for New Zealand.
I saw Richie mccaw once walking down the street
That's pretty cool
Lumo was actually 6'5" in height and 19 stone (265lbs) in weight. Asides from being in a sport that is nonstop with no breaks in play and made up of 2 X 40 minutes = 80 minutes of actual play, Lumo would need strength to give and receive tackles plus stamina to play for the full 80 minutes were the average distance run by a player is around 7 kilometers (4.4 miles) per game. Lumo could run 100 meters in 10.8 seconds, pretty good for such a big man. When you consider an American Football game actual amount of play is an average of 11 minutes over a 3 hour game so there's 16.3 minutes of inactivity for every actual minute of play whilst rugby is nonstop with most of the players playing nonstop for the full game. An American Footballer whose a corner-back or a wide-receiver covers the most distance on average at 1.9 km's (1.2 miles) whilst the other players run far less often most run just a few hundred yards over 3 hours.