Who is the strongest rugby school in the UK? | The Season 10 | Episode 2

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • Day 1 of the National Schools Festival starts with a patchy but satisfying performance as the series turns its focus on the personalities that occupy the famous tri-colour jersey. Noah Miller defies the conventional rugby mould, George Timmins is a walking talking professional player in the making while Harry Beasley proves the fruits of hard labour are always rewarded. Returning to Ipswich, the team face 'red card' adversity in their fiery clash with Scotland's Strathallan School as Millfield edge closer to the knockout stages. #TheSeason10 #Episode1
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Комментарии • 52

  • @MONEYMAYHEM762
    @MONEYMAYHEM762 Год назад +31

    THIS IS A GREAT SERIES ALREADY

  • @AdviceAcademy__
    @AdviceAcademy__ Год назад +82

    Great episode again. Still question how much the game would progress when there is even a touch of investment and care around players in the state system.

    • @patrickthomas8101
      @patrickthomas8101 Год назад +4

      i think the current England team has a 55/45 private to state school player origin. so it is alot more even than it was before. I would love to see more State school players. working class heroes.

    • @AdviceAcademy__
      @AdviceAcademy__ Год назад +4

      @@patrickthomas8101 Yes 55% from private schools. Do you know how many of the general population attend private schools? 7%

    • @NSYresearch
      @NSYresearch Год назад +1

      @@AdviceAcademy__ So campaign for more funds for state schools. Get the rugby unions to put more money into it cos I doubt the government will .

    • @cabraonropes5622
      @cabraonropes5622 Год назад

      @@NSYresearchwon’t happen, it’s already controlled by private schools, it’s the same in Ireland and then when public school players are good they get scouted into pro teams and then can’t compete in school games. Happened to me in Dublin. Cause you can’t play cup games for Leinster then play for schools team which is a joke. (U20)

    • @NSYresearch
      @NSYresearch Год назад

      @@cabraonropes5622 OK.. kind of odd that we have a few lads who were at pro academies who played for school... a couple of them in this series . But I get your frustration.

  • @Number9s
    @Number9s Год назад +5

    Our grammar school played Millfield at U14 and drew, we beat Bryanston at U14 and U16. We couldn't touch either at U19. Bryanston did offer our scrumhalf a scholarship for the sixth form! Money talks, and wins.

  • @finnthornton5860
    @finnthornton5860 Год назад +3

    Brilliant mini-series this!

  • @derekhayward5222
    @derekhayward5222 Год назад +2

    Strongest rugby school, surely that is Oakham school, they are reigning Uk school U18 champions after beating Trinity at Twickernam

  • @dannyboywhaa3146
    @dannyboywhaa3146 Год назад +21

    I’m quite surprised they rescinded the red card. Would’ve been a good lesson to all the boys. Maybe it was a silly rule to have a red card carry through the rest of the competition. Now nothing has been achieved. Better to give him a one match ban, and then review the footage and give the tip-tackler a red as well. They’re school boys - they should learn the lesson that retaliation is not acceptable.

    • @NSYresearch
      @NSYresearch Год назад

      Even though I commented above about it being sour grapes that the card was reminded because it was Millfield. I agree the player should have had a ban, one match would be good. And knowing the lad involved he would have been very understanding of the punishment.

    • @demon1spence
      @demon1spence Год назад +1

      It wasn't rescinded until that night so could have missed the last game of the group stages. I suspect they also used the team footage we saw to show he didn't throw a punch, but rather lots of pushing following the tip tackle. If no punch is seen then the game ban was sufficient and the right call.

  • @sethfontaine-henley
    @sethfontaine-henley Год назад +4

    great series on a great school

  • @exoticpanther1723
    @exoticpanther1723 Год назад

    Enjoying every minute

  • @harlequinsforlife
    @harlequinsforlife Год назад +1

    Love the series

  • @0fficer_friendly
    @0fficer_friendly Год назад

    Wish my secondary had rugby

  • @YallNotWhite_YourPINK
    @YallNotWhite_YourPINK Год назад +4

    Uk best school got demolished in the world schools competition 😂

  • @ttamang2001
    @ttamang2001 Год назад +19

    How can a punch in the face be overturned? 😂😂 Joke

    • @dancockayne5953
      @dancockayne5953 Год назад

      I know right, any other school and not a chance. Load of bollocks

    • @sami421
      @sami421 Год назад +7

      has to be something dodgy going on behind the scenes 🤣

    • @dancockayne5953
      @dancockayne5953 Год назад

      @@sami421 😂😂

  • @lfproducer
    @lfproducer Год назад

    THATS MY BOY GEORGEEEEE

  • @finboyd1645
    @finboyd1645 Год назад +17

    If any other school appealed to that red card it just wouldn’t get over turned. Rigged. 😭

    • @NSYresearch
      @NSYresearch Год назад +4

      Sour grapes again... what makes you think Millfield have any more influence than say Sedburgh.... ?

  • @jr1734
    @jr1734 Год назад +12

    Mallard is dull af. One thing this team lacks is real characters that you would see in a state school, not many of this bunch stand out (aside from the dancer guy).

    • @poop50k
      @poop50k Год назад +9

      I don’t think you’ll gain an accurate perception of these boys characters from this documentary. The fact that they don’t go to a state school also doesn’t make them dull.

    • @jr1734
      @jr1734 Год назад

      @@poop50k I only said Mallard is dull tbf. The rest lack a bit of "urban edge" imo.

    • @NSYresearch
      @NSYresearch Год назад +1

      @@jr1734 you seem to have a bit of a thing against Millfield... what's up.. did they beat your team?

    • @thecuttingsark5094
      @thecuttingsark5094 Год назад

      @@jr1734 why does anyone need an ‘urban edge’ ?

    • @jr1734
      @jr1734 Год назад

      @@thecuttingsark5094 Think of Genge and what he brings and then imagine a state school with several Genge's. Would be good value for a tv production.

  • @oldershikari828
    @oldershikari828 Год назад +57

    Yea, yawn. Rugby needs to use it's platforms to push awareness away from elitism.. Obviously a £10k a year school has a good sports program.. The state school that is over performing on the pitch would be a much better story..

    • @jr1734
      @jr1734 Год назад +24

      10k a term bro.

    • @cabraonropes5622
      @cabraonropes5622 Год назад +1

      @@Makethemostofit1I went to a state school and in youth and younger rugby we would compete with the private schools, and I remember once playing blackrock and they played their second XV to end up loosing like 20-0 half time and bringing first team players in to play the second 😂 of which they still lost like 32-10 and then after getting to older years the difference between public and private shows. In a public school we would train but not every-time would the full team show up plus we all played club rugby some even for Leinster so I got banned and a few others from playing in schools rugby which is a joke.

    • @bcool9104
      @bcool9104 Год назад

      Prep schools in the US are 60k a year!

  • @theosokupa2861
    @theosokupa2861 2 месяца назад

    Seems like to me rugby is rich man’s sport in the uk and perhaps that’s why they will struggle to compete with South Africa and New Zealand ….where it’s played in pvt schools and government schools with the latter producing overwhelmingly in the country’s pool talent( in South Africa’s case )
    It being confined to pvt schools you are ultimately not tapping a huge pool of players who predominantly in government schools….it makes no sense ….spread the game and you will produce abundantly

  • @SebastianMcKinlay
    @SebastianMcKinlay Год назад +7

    Very surprised Millfield took part in this, school comes across with a lack of humility and is tone deaf to it's privilege at a time when independent schools are under such scrutiny. Reinforces many negative stereotypes of rugby, independent schools and Millfield itself.

  • @hopemokwena5643
    @hopemokwena5643 Год назад

    more please and than k you

  • @Ball4679
    @Ball4679 Год назад +2

    Bromsgrove school?

  • @mattoldham3684
    @mattoldham3684 Год назад

    You know what I don’t understand is that you are essentially giving more and more attention to these high fees private schools who are already very well known instead of looking at maybe a public school which would be a better story

  • @mickconners9377
    @mickconners9377 Год назад +3

    What cost of living crisis?

    • @oldershikari828
      @oldershikari828 Год назад +6

      Yea agreed. Kind of in poor taste. Rugby needs to use it's platforms to build awareness away from elitism.. Obviously a £10k a year school has a good sports program..

    • @corrupt9887
      @corrupt9887 Год назад +1

      @@oldershikari828 mines 13k a term so theres probably like 15k per term

    • @NSYresearch
      @NSYresearch Год назад +5

      Sounds like sour grapes... a good number of these lads are from backgrounds where parents make unbelievable sacrifices to give their kids a good education. True, state schools do need investment, this should come from the Rugby Unions of each country.

    • @oldershikari828
      @oldershikari828 Год назад +1

      @@NSYresearch Behave. Wealth is a choice, as is having children..

  • @bt1517
    @bt1517 Год назад +1

    first as usual