First Time Watching Rugby "I'M HIM!" Moments | Reaction

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• JO

  @johnneedham1541 · 4 months ago

  Once upon a time a rugby player hit a car on the way home from the match. The car was a write off, the rugby player didn't even notice. He was walking.

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• LU

  @luisnunes3863 · 4 months ago

  What makes the first play with Dupont holding the Irish winger on the try line more impressive is that he is supposed to be a playmaker 😉😉 He&apos;s also generally believed to be the greatest player in the game right now. Highlights <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbeHf4tL4Oc">https://youtu.be/AbeHf4tL4Oc?si=8s6IXCHYjhpAaI-m</a>

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• MA

  @margiewilson4324 · 4 months ago

  The short blond guy on SA is Faf De Clerk. He is only 5 ft 7, tiny compared to the rest. There&apos;s a good video on him. &nbsp;He was strong as an ox, and he mouthed at the players and made them crazy, too. There is also a video on the ten most feared players. Enjoy!

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• TN

  @tnightwolf · 4 months ago

  I&apos;m more of a Football/Soccer(for all the US out there) enjoyer, but i&apos;ll always have huge respect for Rugby players and as a sport. No nonsense, no armor, just pure raw physicality, intelligence and skill!

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• AL

  @aldworth33 · 4 months ago

  I work with a lad who has played ruby since he was a child and he&apos;s a massive lad, you&apos;d never think it but he&apos;s fast as fuck, there&apos;s something mad about seeing someone so big be as quick as he is

• DO

  @donovannicholson6985 · 4 months ago

  My dear brother, thank you for your reactions, I really enjoy them. I am a Jamaican living in Wales, where rugby is more of religion than sport. I am sure that many have told you this, but you must watch the highlights of the man called Jonah Lomu. He is the greatest rugby player ever lived. I am a retired cricketer, and you should do some cricket highlights. It is a wonderful game. Much love and blessings to you.

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• RI

  @rittherugger160 · 4 months ago

  American here. I&apos;ve been involved in American rugby since &apos;72. Welcome to my game.<br>Rugby is different. You can watch 2 halves of 40 minutes plus the halftime in less than 2 hours. Play is continuous. It just keeps going and the clock almost never stops. If there is a penalty, minor injury, score, or the ball goes into touch (out of bounds) it keeps on running. Only the ref can stop time and he needs a good reason to do so. Compare that to our bastardization of it where most of the time while you&apos;re watching the clock and play is stopped. Four hours to watch 60 minutes of play. Hell, even when the clock is running they spend 30 to 40 seconds between two 5 seconds of play standing around deciding what to do. /sigh<br>There&apos;s a reason I stopped coaching football and became a rugby player/ref/coach.

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• BR

  @braianvasquez2546 · 4 months ago

  El rugby trae un temperamento agresivo en la vida de las personas . Son personas propensas a golpear cuando se enojan y obviamente la estructura física que adquieren es increíble porque todo su cuerpo se fortalece hasta su cuello y sus piernas son enormes la espalda todo su cuerpo prácticamente crece y se vuelve fuerte

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• MA

  @malcolmmcdonald1885 · 4 months ago

  @ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VM2dMOh4Vw&amp;t=383">6:23</a>..JONAH LOMU DEMONSTRATES THE &quot;MAORI SIDESTEP&quot;

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• NE

  @ned_1963 · 4 months ago

  There&apos;s a famous quote which explains the difference between rugby &amp; football (soccer).<br>“Rugby is a hooligan’s sport played by gentleman, football is a gentleman’s sport played by hooligans” 🏉 👊 🏉

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• FI

  @fishtigua · 4 months ago

  That tackle by the guys in the red &amp; white stripes was by Team Japan, half the size of regular rugby players.

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• CH

  @charleskolthoff785 · 4 months ago

  Good to see you getting educated about a real fun game to play.

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