Transvaal Rugby - 1970's and 1980's
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This week we bring you a collection of some of the best tries scored by Transvaal during the 1970's and 1980's. These tries were originally part of the series of videos titled 101 Tryline Tales and Tryline Tales 2.
Enjoy and thanks for watching!
The most beautiful jersey, miss it
What impressed me with this footage the most is that it features matches against Rhodesia (my former beloved country) and South West Africa too.
The closest thing to a rugby time machine you'll get! Some legendary names to conjure with there: Wahl Bartmann, Jannie Breedt, John Robbie (!), Garth Wright, and what an unsung hero Hempas Rademeyer was for TVL. He once ref'ed a school game I played in, and I was star struck! :D
Great upload! first clip reminds me of what the legendary former Tranvaal FH and somewhat popular [ ;-) ]Hugh Bladen cited as his first broadcasting experience, epic!!
The try that starts at 2:45 and from under the Tvl goalposts is as good a breakout try as any I've seen.
What a lovely platform
The try scored by Corrie Pypers against the 1976 All Blacks is arguably the best try ever scored by any South African in history. I challenge anyone to prove me wrong.
I was a small kid, think 7 but remember Warren macan he was a athlete who competed in 100m and 200m for transvaal as well. I think he came 3d at Sa nationals with the 100m time at 10.6. He was fast
Real rugby!
No footage from Gerrie Germishuys or Gerald Bosch?
Unfortunately not
Two great players. Good video but a bit incomplete without them sadly. Thanks for uploading though
Thanks. Sound disappears after the 2 minutes
I checked again and the sound is fine
@@RealRugby 👍 Thanks for all the hard work....
Hey, could you do a video on Gary Teichmann or Henry Honiball please? Thank you
I remember the Afrikaans advert 'santam bank Currie Bekker dis rugby uit the boonste rakke' literal translation is rugby out of the top draw that's what this clip is this is when rugby players where real
When rugby was flowing, lots of knock ons and forward passes missed but much more entertaining than todays stuff.
Henk Stols Kak man !!!
@@pauli6570 when last did you see teams run from their own 22?
Very true , and the ball came out of the rucks much faster
Defensive set ups are just heaps better now
Ball from rucks was not a given and not protected as in todays game. As a result teams were required to keep the ball in hand and use creativity to score tries. Today is one ruck after another, supposedly better spectator value. Todays game has too many rules. Rugby should have learned from soccer that less rules are better.