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I'd call that "The Master Plan"

😀😀😀yeah true.

kaimara26076 but you saw he was also very strong for someone with his agility. Shane Williams can't run through people like rupeni did

Shane Williams was good but he would still admit that caucau was from another planet..if Brian Habana can mention Rupeni being one he looks up to and Wendell Sailor kindly admitting "I'm keeping my fingers crossed 🤞" after being asked about marking Rupeni in one of their super 12 games it speaks volumes of the man

I'm sure if Jonah was at his best and not playing with an illness most of his career we would have zero doubt his the greatest greatest... It's scary to think

@@danesmith8913 Lomu was great too but one dimension..Rupeni did things that defied belief..Lomu did what we all know he would do because of his size.. you wouldn't see Lomu scoop up a bouncing about ball on a greasy surface in top flight, you wouldn't see Lomu put on a grubber recollect and pace off the mark leaving would be defenders grasping for air, you wouldn't see Lomu changing direction on top flight without stepping caucaus first try against the crusaders when he marnuvoured past Ben Blair..you wouldn't see Lomu glide like Rupeni and the list goes on..to be brutally honest I'm a big Lomu fan loved him playing footy because not only was he a clean player he's very humble and down to earth..one thing that caucau can't do is or you don't often see is him bumping off players something that Lomu specialises in but he does run through them..both legend's for me..

@@moapebatinikeli3176 I am sorry but I disagree, youtube Jonah's first game for the Canes he put a sweet little chip kick over the top and regathered the ball and scored. He had a monster fend, could bump off players and run around them and side step too. He also developed a nice lil offload game ask Cullen and Wilson, they scored alot of tries from Jonah passing a ball over a player to them. So no he was not one dimensional. Must be remembered Jonah unlike other players could not work on his other skills as much during training or the off season because of his illness. He would mostly have had to spend his time working on his fitness, pace and explosive power. So yes Rupeni and Jonah both once in a lifetime players who we never truly saw at the peak peak and that is sad. But I think I have to give it to Jonah, if he was illness free with 120kg weight and running the 100meters at 11 seconds. Must remember Jonah ran the 100meter at 11 seconds when he was 18/19 meaning he could have gotten faster as his developed. That kidney illness truly took away alot from him and he achieved so much regardless.

@@danesmith8913 I disagree Lomu running around players like Rupeni did but yeah most of his tries he bumped off players..you could see how not fast Lomu was when he fended off Vunibaka in their NPC final and Vunibaka quickly caught up with him again ..I did not say chip I said grubber something Lomu couldn't do because he preferred uterlising his size bumping off players..

yeah christian Cullen was mean bro but this was not about him.

exactly, this is about the greatest, the man, the myth, the legend. RUPENI!

rukahard The ABs would have dumped him cause he didn't like training

TheForge10 yea I know that

Well..the world have seen Caucaus brilliance invidually with the great players..and it doesn't have to be the all black 2 be great.. still today, I have never seen such a versatile and dynamic winger to ever grazed any ground like the great Rupeni Caucau.. because he can create anything out of nothing given any world class opponents..let alone the great Lomu on that matter.. Caucau was a class of his own... will always remembered! Well done Rup! For your talent.. always Thank God 4 that..! GB..

he was too good for the all blacks haha

and seemed faster when he got fat!

Wow!

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It almost looks like a glitch