I come back to this clip a few times a year just to see the humility and empathy shown from one human being to another. If anyone sees my comment please like it so I can come back to this more often. Love and peace to all from Ireland 🇮🇪
I'm a 37 year old black man and I am crying, because of the raw emotion shown by another human being towards another, does not see race at all despite being a white South African male, if we work together like this we South Africans can conquer the world
Also, RIP Kuanda Ntunja, who sadly passed away just before this series was released. You changed rugby commentary forever and made us passionate about the game again.
I'm an Australian and this brought me to tears. What a player and what a coach. Good luck in the final lads. I can't beleive I'm about to say, Go Springboks.
As an Aussie I've only got the most tremendous amount of respect for Mapimpi and Rassie, they represent what this sport should be about, not former private school kids who behave like dickheads when they get two beers into them on tour.
The gwijo on the background alone sums up everything for me. I was playing for Winter Rose under 15 when Makazole first joined Winter Rose club, it was in 2009. The man was a beast in the weight room and on the field, as a result he only played few games for under 21 that year and went straight into the first team. Everyone was raving about him and he was only 19 years old at the time. He is the most humble guy I have ever met. Seeing him on that trophy bus tour in Cape Town just brought tears in my eyes because I have seen the grind and his humble beginnings. I am sure ooMr. Koshe notata uNompilo are happy with the man you've become mntaks. You'll go down as one of the greats in my history books.
I am English, and our loss in the final was emotionally hard. But I never cried. This made me cry. I will always looking at the back of the shirt when I see this try...
If you watch videos like this you realize why some international rugby players and supporters dont understand that in South Africa rugby is not just a sport
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I come back to this clip a few times a year just to see the humility and empathy shown from one human being to another. If anyone sees my comment please like it so I can come back to this more often. Love and peace to all from Ireland 🇮🇪
What other coach cries for his players and the sadness in their life story? Rassie is special. Very special.
I'm a 37 year old black man and I am crying, because of the raw emotion shown by another human being towards another, does not see race at all despite being a white South African male, if we work together like this we South Africans can conquer the world
this video shows that our biggest problem in SA is our politicians...
I'm a kiwi and simply love everything about Springbok Rugby history. A fascinating story from start to finish
Also, RIP Kuanda Ntunja, who sadly passed away just before this series was released. You changed rugby commentary forever and made us passionate about the game again.
Sport has no racism. Politics has plenty of it! A Zimbabwean who supports the Springboks.
I'm pretty sure Makazole has the biggest family in the world now - 58 million Saffas. Dude is welcome for a braai at my place anytime
The emotion of Rassie just shows how much he cares for his players.
Rassie is an extremely special human being . He is a National treasure
Came back to this clip after winning the World Cup again in 2023.
I'm an Australian and this brought me to tears. What a player and what a coach. Good luck in the final lads. I can't beleive I'm about to say, Go Springboks.
Sounds like he still has a family. In his coach, teammates and friends. Good people should never be alone.
Our politicians seperate us each an everyday for their own benefit. Thank you coach RSA rugby will never forget you and as for us fans we are one 🇿🇦
I’m a die hard All Blacks but honestly I’m huge fan of this coach and the Springboks well deserves Champion .
As an Aussie I've only got the most tremendous amount of respect for Mapimpi and Rassie, they represent what this sport should be about, not former private school kids who behave like dickheads when they get two beers into them on tour.
The gwijo on the background alone sums up everything for me. I was playing for Winter Rose under 15 when Makazole first joined Winter Rose club, it was in 2009. The man was a beast in the weight room and on the field, as a result he only played few games for under 21 that year and went straight into the first team. Everyone was raving about him and he was only 19 years old at the time. He is the most humble guy I have ever met. Seeing him on that trophy bus tour in Cape Town just brought tears in my eyes because I have seen the grind and his humble beginnings. I am sure ooMr. Koshe notata uNompilo are happy with the man you've become mntaks. You'll go down as one of the greats in my history books.
Mapimpi, YOU HAVE THE WHOLE SA as family now, so much love for this player from all South Africans!!!
I am English, and our loss in the final was emotionally hard. But I never cried. This made me cry. I will always looking at the back of the shirt when I see this try...
If you watch videos like this you realize why some international rugby players and supporters dont understand that in South Africa rugby is not just a sport