Bro seriously... I’m American. And our sports have reflected on our current society which is extremely entitled, I’ve never been that way, but seeing this makes me soooo happy. This is the way it should be. All sports should be a gentlemen’s sport. Compete to your best. But respect the game and those referring it. I love this video and I wish all sports were managed like this. Thumbs up!
@@andrewkirkhope2842 But that's just an opinion, which is very different to fact. Anyway, why raise the subject of football on a rugby video at all? What is it supposed to achieve?
All the rugby referees are very good but Nigel Owens is just brilliant with his on field banter he has with the players. The respect he is shown in return by the players is brilliant too.
Is it just me, or is there an argument to be made that rugby officials should replace every official in every professional sport on Earth? They seem to be amazingly calm, organized, logical, considered, and firm in their control of these violent contests.
I specially love the reaction from the players when the ''you are in the wrong sport'' comes by. Like an IMIDIATE feeling of humiliation and shame you can see from these players body language. And than Yes sir, I'm sorry. 😇 Really cool. Everyone knows what he's referring to 😂
Rugby is a game for people with warrior hearts, men and women. Part of that is being ruthless to protect your side, another part is respecting the rules and opposition. Game of life
In the pacific especially in Solomon Islands rugby players are very disrespectful to match officials. A country that is still in the development stage and players have these sort of attitude is not very encouraging in terms of rugby development. I admire and have respect for these rugby players showing alot of respect for these match officials. Wish our rugby players in Solomon Islands have the same attitude as these players in this video. Thank you for uploading this video.
In Scotland the refs are treated with respect. I think it's because they talk to the teams before the matches, don't pretend to be infallible and if you talk back to them your team gets penalised. Also, in the amateur game they are unpaid volunteers and you can't legally play without them.
There is a sort of tradition about it, but I think the fact that the ref is mid'ed and cam'd also plays a very big part in it. Both player and referee know that they're both completely accountable and have the eyes and ears of thousands on them.
That's a referee failure. He has the option to punish that disrespect but chooses not to. A few penalties or red cards would fix it very quickly with a fair warning to both teams in the dressing room before hand. The French referees are known to be more sensitive with this rule, consequently the players are more careful.
2:15 Hahaha, see number 7 push number 21 away and then begin apologising profusely? As an amateur rugby player myself, I can tell you two things about rugby referees. 1. Only the captain gets to speak to the ref (that's why you always see two players from the same team when the ref is speaking to the "criminal." one is the bad boy, and one is the captain.) 2. To add onto that, if you try to complain or tell the ref how to do their job, your teammates will be pissed as hell because the ref can penalise your team for that, too.
I like the respekt that these players have with each other even if they are other teams, and the respect for the referee. No complaining and howling like in football!!!
My favourite has to be the ref who goes "uh yeah that's a fair point" and changes his decision accordingly. Don't see many match officials who can admit they're wrong and reverse their own decision like that
There are 2 kinds of people you just shouldn't disagree with the judgement of:- 1. Judges like Judy, Rinder and Dredd. 2. Rugby Refs. Just stfu, unless you are gonna say something along the lines of "Yes, Sir!" or "No, Sir!"
football & FIFA know they are NO.1 followed sport in the world & think they don't need to learn from other sports... Rugby & hockeys VAR have been running for a long time now & going very well. Respect from players to the refs & other players are miles ahead.
v s No it isn't. And I speak as a former massive football fan. Started watching rugby about 20 years ago and much prefer it. Beats football hands down for match day experience, on field drama (of the tense &/or exciting, not wussy rolling around pretending to be hurt, kind), athleticism of players, sportsmanship, refereeing... I could go on.
Great Video, I just wished they had included the fouls and gameplay of how the rugby players got in trouble in the first place. If you only show the discipline and not the fault you can't really learn from it well.
10:00 was great play and tactic by the Italians to put one one the poms, you need to know all the rules at international level. Good plan from the coach I think.
The fact that World Rugby took one look at that game a said. Yes its Legal but not in the spirit of the game and changed the laws accordingly Speaks volumes.
As an American are referees don't put up with a lot, and will punish players, But these guys demand and get respect, amazing. Don't get me started on the soccer/ football officials(terrible).
Remember the good old days when props were so exhausted from scrummaging that they couldn’t talk except to ask for water? Now they backchat referees. Actually now I think of it it might have something to do with teeth.
At 1.28 Agnus Garner said "That's a fair point" after the player corrected him including the controversial calls to which he admitted e.g. against SA vs England and he got Ref of the year in 2018?
Football needs a culture change so that referees manage the game like they do in rugby. Too often you see 5-6 players mobbing, should be an instant march down the field 10 metres.
I absolutely love how rugby punishes cheaters and dishonesty. The refs are micced so they cant bs themselves, and players are getting booked and get pens against them when they continue to bs. Cleans up the fundamentals of the game entirely. Love it
My uncle played and during a charity match, him and an opponent was exchanging words where the opponent being a total twat and so my uncle decided to say to him to hit him hard as he could and he did, so he slapped him back gently in the face, looked at the ref, mutual understanding and got sinbinned! The other guy sent off
To referee / umpire, you need to be cool, calm, collected; know the rules and how to apply them, and be the equal of the smiling assassin. Many people say that I suffer from referee / umpires' lament - blind in one eye and can not see out the other! And, yes, I am an umpire! It also helps to have a quiet word to the players before the game, so that they know what to expect from you as an official. Basketball / Australian Rules, encourage to play the ball and protect the player in front and that makes the ball their object. It is also quietly mentioned not to backchat or argue... real estate can get very costly if that is to happen! Encourage good, clean and fair play, but consistently penalise where the wrong thing is done.
rugby is high level ritual where the will to win and the fight that ensue is highly codified and rules enforced with communication and respect. what could easily degenerate into street fight with its retaliation culture is sublimed into a finite confrontation where a respected winner is determined. this is culture at work.
@@shiftybakedkid i do not try anything there. Just telling what I feel. There is a double satisfaction in enjoying rugby and understand its cultural meaning, if what I say is self evident to you , well good for you! If only one had read me and realized something they did not but felt it before, i am happy. If someone read me and disagree, we can discuss but I see no point in your message
I'm a big football fan (also rugby), but I really love these referees. Players might get angry for their decisions sometimes, but they never start talking shit to the referee, and even if they do so, the referees won't take it. That's really awesome
I know nothing about rugby rules and evidently a lot of the players don't either. Ref spends a lot of time explaining what can and can't be done to the players.
7:50 he couldve easily yellow carded the player who was arguing here. He shouldn't be saying "it's not a penalty try" as if the referee doesn't know what he's doing. Just goes to show despite the fact that rugby referees are stricter, they also understand the game both mentally and physically
So he'd quick-tapped the ball and scored a try, but before they kicked the conversion the TMO pointed out that he had not in fact touched the ball with his foot so it wasn't a proper quick-tap so the try was disallowed. TJ pointed out that since the penalty hadn't been played properly that they would then have to go back to that penalty (I think they had been talking about a scrum for the opposition or something). Was pretty hilarious to see live.
While law may not be clear. The fact is game was never properly restarted. Standard would be to go back to the point of needed restart. Think of soccer law about taking a quick restart while the ball is still rolling. Just go back and take the kick properly.
My favourite is still Nigel Owens saying, "Christopher"
When they use first names...
My favourite is anything to do with Nigel Owens
The yellow card to the ball boy was a touch of class as well
3:53 Nigel Owens sending the ball boy off just sums up the whole spirit of rugby to me, kin legend!
Nigel Owens is amazing, such an icon of Rugby.
My favourite Nigel Owens clip is when he said, "I'm straighter than that one...", about a line out throw.
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Ian Shiels out of context that makes Nigel Owens look like a massive cow
I think Nigel sent the lad his matchday ref shirt after this incident. Class act
I love Ardie Savea's smile when TJ's arguing with the ref actually helped for the first time ever.
Funberg Rundberg He’s laughing because the ref messed up.
To be fair it's just one of those odd occurrences that sort of catch everyone off guard
But wasn't TJ right? I mean he wasn't arguing but just talking.
Bro seriously... I’m American. And our sports have reflected on our current society which is extremely entitled, I’ve never been that way, but seeing this makes me soooo happy. This is the way it should be. All sports should be a gentlemen’s sport. Compete to your best. But respect the game and those referring it. I love this video and I wish all sports were managed like this. Thumbs up!
Rugby referees have the right to penalise teams for dissent/back chat and will do so.
The Eagles have always been one of the most respectful and gentlemanly teams in rugby, except for when they play Canada!
@@offwithhishead2556 Neighbourhood rivalry
There with you brother
Give baseball umpires the tools to get there calls right and you may be on to something.
The beauty of rugby is that the referee is not treated as an enemy. That's the problem with football.
This is a rugby video so why bring up football?
@@Leifr952 Here you go again.
@@deplorabled1695 Yeah, but nothing seems to change, does it? Rugby is still obsessed with football for some weird reason.
@@Leifr952 they are comparing themselves saying they are better than footballers which is true
@@andrewkirkhope2842 But that's just an opinion, which is very different to fact. Anyway, why raise the subject of football on a rugby video at all? What is it supposed to achieve?
All the rugby referees are very good but Nigel Owens is just brilliant with his on field banter he has with the players. The respect he is shown in return by the players is brilliant too.
1:45 "I'll referee the game, unfortunately"
Nigel Owens best ever referee.... PERIOD
Is it just me, or is there an argument to be made that rugby officials should replace every official in every professional sport on Earth? They seem to be amazingly calm, organized, logical, considered, and firm in their control of these violent contests.
You d'ont conteste a referee in Rugby. It is liké this.And believe me standing between two120kg of muscles it is complicated.
They are huge players, but are like chastised schoolboys in front of their headmaster. This is why I'm preferring rugby to football.
Tony Haynes you prefer one sport that is completely different to another because the referees in Rugby are typically more stern and confident? Lol.
Perfectly valid
@@MrMosoman456 Is not about if the sport is the same or not but the level of respect from the players towards the officials.
If only we could have this in football. So bored of the whole tribal aspect to it.
One word... respect..
Having a cool, calm, and collective referee makes ALL the difference in a game. 👍🏼
I specially love the reaction from the players when the ''you are in the wrong sport'' comes by. Like an IMIDIATE feeling of humiliation and shame you can see from these players body language. And than Yes sir, I'm sorry. 😇 Really cool. Everyone knows what he's referring to 😂
Impressive the concussion check and discussion at 7:00
acchaladka i
Loving the banter between Goode and Barnes.
If I’m ever in a bar fight I want Peter omahony in my squad.
Love the Jaws soundtrack in the bringing out of the yellow card lol
1:28-a moment that we might not get to witness in the future.
LOL the ref was all:
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agreed Romel Negut superb refereeing, unfortunately all too rare, I like the way he kept authority while respecting another's point of view.
Mi craft
Unfortunately wrong call
this would never happen in the nrl lol
Rugby is a game for people with warrior hearts, men and women. Part of that is being ruthless to protect your side, another part is respecting the rules and opposition. Game of life
In the pacific especially in Solomon Islands rugby players are very disrespectful to match officials. A country that is still in the development stage and players have these sort of attitude is not very encouraging in terms of rugby development. I admire and have respect for these rugby players showing alot of respect for these match officials. Wish our rugby players in Solomon Islands have the same attitude as these players in this video. Thank you for uploading this video.
jay hi same in America, they disrespect what rugby is about; I’m all for introducing rugby as long as the mannerisms go with it. It’s not football
In Scotland the refs are treated with respect. I think it's because they talk to the teams before the matches, don't pretend to be infallible and if you talk back to them your team gets penalised. Also, in the amateur game they are unpaid volunteers and you can't legally play without them.
There is a sort of tradition about it, but I think the fact that the ref is mid'ed and cam'd also plays a very big part in it. Both player and referee know that they're both completely accountable and have the eyes and ears of thousands on them.
That's a referee failure. He has the option to punish that disrespect but chooses not to. A few penalties or red cards would fix it very quickly with a fair warning to both teams in the dressing room before hand. The French referees are known to be more sensitive with this rule, consequently the players are more careful.
Jeff Jionisi I agree with “in the pacific” because it’s like that in Samoa. Both American Samoa and Samoa don’t practice the true rugby culture
There are so many men, women, boys, girls, referees & entire sporting communities that can learn a lot from the respect throughout rugby.
Greatest game in the world with the greatest referees of any sport.
Love these compilations! I really like that they're themed!
2:15 Hahaha, see number 7 push number 21 away and then begin apologising profusely? As an amateur rugby player myself, I can tell you two things about rugby referees.
1. Only the captain gets to speak to the ref (that's why you always see two players from the same team when the ref is speaking to the "criminal." one is the bad boy, and one is the captain.)
2. To add onto that, if you try to complain or tell the ref how to do their job, your teammates will be pissed as hell because the ref can penalise your team for that, too.
12:53 And to add, it gives me chills every time I hear the Munster supporters sing "Fields of Athenry." I've sung it many a-time in Thomond.
My Son's A Rugby Forward And i've Never Seen SO MUCH RESPECT for the REF!
Are you from Braintree? My son has been playing rugby for 7 years and the only place I've seen disrespectful behaviour towards refs is in Braintree.
1:45 " I'm going to referee the game unfortunately." Bwahahaha
I like the respekt that these players have with each other even if they are other teams, and the respect for the referee.
No complaining and howling like in football!!!
Rugby is war and respect.
you know you're watching rugby when there are 30 wolves and a rabbit on the field and, the wolves listen to the rabbit and don't try to bite it...
Kolerick Bloodmoon a great analogy I love this!
Just listen to the players when they are being disaplined [ TOLD OFF ] yes SIR but SIR . That is respect and part of the reason i love Rugby
Great referring about the concussion test. You can never be too careful.
11min:40sec - "penalty" and yellow card for the 2 props, was my favourite 🤣
They collapsed the scrum, and they'd probably been warned about it already.
Can Nigel Owens PLEASE ref an NFL game?
My favourite has to be the ref who goes "uh yeah that's a fair point" and changes his decision accordingly. Don't see many match officials who can admit they're wrong and reverse their own decision like that
Fuck listening to players. Only leads to more arguing
There are 2 kinds of people you just shouldn't disagree with the judgement of:-
1. Judges like Judy, Rinder and Dredd.
2. Rugby Refs.
Just stfu, unless you are gonna say something along the lines of "Yes, Sir!" or "No, Sir!"
Rugby could teach some manners to football
football & FIFA know they are NO.1 followed sport in the world & think they don't need to learn from other sports... Rugby & hockeys VAR have been running for a long time now & going very well. Respect from players to the refs &
other players are miles ahead.
Well, they do say that "football is a gentleman's game played by thugs, whereas rugby is a thug's game played by gentlemen!"
is it not hooligans?
Football is still a better sport
v s No it isn't. And I speak as a former massive football fan. Started watching rugby about 20 years ago and much prefer it. Beats football hands down for match day experience, on field drama (of the tense &/or exciting, not wussy rolling around pretending to be hurt, kind), athleticism of players, sportsmanship, refereeing... I could go on.
Some of those guys are real beasts, but they still can be reasoned with. It seems they have more brains than the average football player. Impressive.
I think I am slightly in love with Rugby Referees 😳😳😳
Great Video, I just wished they had included the fouls and gameplay of how the rugby players got in trouble in the first place. If you only show the discipline and not the fault you can't really learn from it well.
Football could learn so much from rugby
Tongan captain at 15:00 looks awfully familiar... wonder if he could be related to any present day front rowers???
Is that Vunipola??
Without ever watched a rugby match, the RUclips algorithm knew I cannot get enough of “Speak to me tidy and I will listen all day.”
10:00 was great play and tactic by the Italians to put one one the poms, you need to know all the rules at international level. Good plan from the coach I think.
Need to learn terminology. Laws. Rules are made to be broken. Nobody is above the laws of rugby
The fact that World Rugby took one look at that game a said. Yes its Legal but not in the spirit of the game and changed the laws accordingly Speaks volumes.
lmfao 'they're allowed to tackle you if you're holding the ball'
Tj perenara fastest speech I’ve heard
i am a baseball ump, gotta take some of this stuff with me for the next game.
As an American are referees don't put up with a lot, and will punish players, But these guys demand and get respect, amazing. Don't get me started on the soccer/ football officials(terrible).
The first thing you learn playing rugby. The man with the whistle, is always called Sir
great video but next time i feel you should show the incident every time
I should do a drinking game using this video, I take a shot every time the ref blow his whistle 😊🤪🙃
Remember the good old days when props were so exhausted from scrummaging that they couldn’t talk except to ask for water? Now they backchat referees. Actually now I think of it it might have something to do with teeth.
The word rugby is basically synonymous with respect
NFL should learn from this
At 1.28 Agnus Garner said "That's a fair point" after the player corrected him including the controversial calls to which he admitted e.g. against SA vs England and he got Ref of the year in 2018?
Football needs a culture change so that referees manage the game like they do in rugby. Too often you see 5-6 players mobbing, should be an instant march down the field 10 metres.
This is a rugby video so why are you talking about football?
@@Leifr952 I'm a fan of both. Sorry to bother you. Ignore my remarks if it suits you.
I adore the welsh accent and language.
Celts need to stick together Welsh, Irish and Scots.
It's going to be a tough time up ahead!
Would love this in Football!
I absolutely love how rugby punishes cheaters and dishonesty. The refs are micced so they cant bs themselves, and players are getting booked and get pens against them when they continue to bs. Cleans up the fundamentals of the game entirely. Love it
10 guys, 100+ kg each are squabbling and all it takes is a whistle to part them like the red sea
Genius for specsavers to sponsor the officials.
Muldoon looks liks such a monster but he shows alot of respect
3:09 i don't really watch rugby but I love that ref
Nigel Owens. Probably the best in the World.
He is a top international ref.
How many times do we hear “sorry sir” in this video? I have never heard a footballer say those words to a referee.
You just have to love Nigel Owens
That first ref must have balls of steel, scolding the Green Lantern.
Peter let go, Peter ! Brilliant. ..like trying to get a stick from a dog.
Rugby Refs are like tough dads who discipline kids that are twice their size
My uncle played and during a charity match, him and an opponent was exchanging words where the opponent being a total twat and so my uncle decided to say to him to hit him hard as he could and he did, so he slapped him back gently in the face, looked at the ref, mutual understanding and got sinbinned! The other guy sent off
10:22 The match that forced a change of the laws
Someone want to explain the context of 14:26? Wish I could read the ref's lips.
To referee / umpire, you need to be cool, calm, collected; know the rules and how to apply them, and be the equal of the smiling assassin. Many people say that I suffer from referee / umpires' lament - blind in one eye and can not see out the other! And, yes, I am an umpire!
It also helps to have a quiet word to the players before the game, so that they know what to expect from you as an official. Basketball / Australian Rules, encourage to play the ball and protect the player in front and that makes the ball their object. It is also quietly mentioned not to backchat or argue... real estate can get very costly if that is to happen! Encourage good, clean and fair play, but consistently penalise where the wrong thing is done.
Rugby refs take no shit. love it
The Green Lanterns got a bit wobbled by Sinestro there :D
Put a rugby ref into a football match. They'd be noone left after five minutes.
Maybe that's would be a good idea... bloody overpaid wimps.
rugby is high level ritual where the will to win and the fight that ensue is highly codified and rules enforced with communication and respect. what could easily degenerate into street fight with its retaliation culture is sublimed into a finite confrontation where a respected winner is determined. this is culture at work.
Mate why are you trying to talk like a professor, wise up
@@shiftybakedkid i do not try anything there. Just telling what I feel. There is a double satisfaction in enjoying rugby and understand its cultural meaning, if what I say is self evident to you , well good for you! If only one had read me and realized something they did not but felt it before, i am happy. If someone read me and disagree, we can discuss but I see no point in your message
is TJ actually right? we saw in the Wales vs Italy game that the call went the opposite way
Yes, The penalty has not been taken......Yet.
Videos could have been a bit longer to give context to what he was talking about
Always leave the Best til last! 😁 #Legend
Why can't Football/soccer referees have mics where we can hear them?
All you would hear is players screaming and swearing
They tried
There will never be another Nigel greatest ref ever love from Ireland 🇮🇪
Hopefully football players will watch this and learn
Don't hold your breath.
baaaahahahahahaha ref calling out the wallaby player for being dishonest - that's what being an Aussie is all about... bullshitting!!
It's pathetic that the little 2 year olds in the NFL or NBA would all be in tears if they had to act like reasonable adults.
I'm a big football fan (also rugby), but I really love these referees. Players might get angry for their decisions sometimes, but they never start talking shit to the referee, and even if they do so, the referees won't take it. That's really awesome
I know nothing about rugby rules and evidently a lot of the players don't either. Ref spends a lot of time explaining what can and can't be done to the players.
The players know the laws,..the ref is there to uphold it when the players infringe them?..
It's done for purposes of clarity. How would you play a sport without knowing the rules?
Oh trust me most players do know the rules. Its just that most of them just argue with the ref hoping to get away with some infringements.
Clarification on the penalty. Makes sure the player knows EXACTLY what you did wrong.
7:50 he couldve easily yellow carded the player who was arguing here. He shouldn't be saying "it's not a penalty try" as if the referee doesn't know what he's doing. Just goes to show despite the fact that rugby referees are stricter, they also understand the game both mentally and physically
4:00 Apologies could someone provide a translation in English? Many thanks.
What's the first team with the Green Lantern sigil on their shirts?
I usually expect players to respect the referee, but Wayne Barnes' irreverence to the greatest player on the planet - Andy Goode - is shocking.
3:51 that AHH lmfao
What did TJ say to the ref at about 1:30
So he'd quick-tapped the ball and scored a try, but before they kicked the conversion the TMO pointed out that he had not in fact touched the ball with his foot so it wasn't a proper quick-tap so the try was disallowed. TJ pointed out that since the penalty hadn't been played properly that they would then have to go back to that penalty (I think they had been talking about a scrum for the opposition or something).
Was pretty hilarious to see live.
Kolby ya but it should be opposition scrum
Thomas Vorm nope, penalty. The penalty wasn’t taken properly so a reset of the penalty
Saoirse del Tufo i understand the reasoning of it buy tbf the law doesnt actually say what to do in this scenario.
While law may not be clear. The fact is game was never properly restarted. Standard would be to go back to the point of needed restart. Think of soccer law about taking a quick restart while the ball is still rolling. Just go back and take the kick properly.
What is the language around 4:00. Is that Welsh?
Otto Silver yep!
Yes, it's Welsh.
What did Sam Warburton say?
Goodey vs Mallinder is akways so funny to me
Gees compared to the referee's the players huge but show so much respect to him
does anyone know the dialog between tj and the ref
1st one is so good
Did i just see an all black get a red card
Yep a ref finally having the balls to red card one
First off, the moment any of this has to happen, 10 in the bin at minimum.
Michael Falkner everytime a ref has to talk to a player it should be a yellow card?
@@sams1550 For mouthing off, yes.
Fantastic referees. Love goode and barnes banter.premier league referees take a look and learn
Who was the ref in the first video
I love this game.
Whats the name of the referee in the first one?