Awesome bro 🍺

You mean choke??.

@@baileygilbert4766 3 World Cups buddy. ABs💪

Cullen greatest back of all time? Yes!

Jeff Wilson got better with every season and retired at the very top of his game. It was great while it lasted and he gave us some fine memories.

Hi Joe, Garry from Johannesburg, South Africa. I remember that series especially the "Drop kick Specialist" Zin Zan. I still have my Springbok cap in my cabinet which Zin Zan signed. I can recall after the final whistle blew, Sean and Zin Zan flatout on their backs...first ever series win against the Boks.

@@catholicrugbyfan1635 it meant so much to us at the time (1996) because we were out smarted by the bokke in 1960 and 1970, and then were robbed by a cheating ref ( we felt) gert buzedenhoit in 1976, ( admitted by Dr Dannie Craven) we felt as if we would never win there. NZ refused neutral referees in 1976, which was offered by SA. Since neutral ref in 1981 our winning percentage has doubled, just saying. SA is still our most respected foe, and long may that continue. I worry though that your country will chase those big soft pounds in the future, which will destroy our rivalry, as the heavyweights of world rugby

@@joedennehy386 Hi Joe, I agree the All Blacks were a little unlucky not to finish the rubber with honours even. The lack of a consistent goal - kicker in the Tests was a real handicap, Syd Going and Bryan Williams shared the goal - kicking with little success. I feel the All - Blacks would have won that series if they selected Laurie Mains, who scored over 100 points on the 1976 tour. In 1970, a broken arm sustained by Colin Meads robbed the All - Blacks of their leading tight forward and his absence was sorely missed. By the way, being catholic I thought it would be a good idea to incorporate my rugby knowledge with my faith. I have posted 17 videos. In My Childhood Heroes Team, I have selected my three All - Black Heroes. Please feel free to share this link with family and Kiwi rugby followers. GOD bless, Garry from Johannesburg, South Africa.

@Poua Kai yeah, you're right! My bad

It must be fantastic to be a New Zealander knowing you can pick from the players of Fiji, Somoa, and Tonga, they feature so much in team selection the tream name should change to give credit to those great rugby nations.

@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv and Maro Itoje is?

@@T_Senju He is English born in London.

@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv The same for the Pacific Islanders in NZ - Ethnicity may be Tongan, Samoan, Fijian, etc but born and bred here.

Agreed

Ofcourse

Well it's about a decade of rugby

And the dull, boring style that the game has degenerated into - Rugby League with 15 players and line outs. The first time I saw the All Blacks play was against the 1959 Lions. Sure, the game evolves over the years, but what it has turned into today is downright ugly. Did I mention predictable? Any attacking line out within 15 metres of the opposition's goal line pretty well guarantees a pushover try. It's ugly stuff.

agreed 100%

@thefobbie lol love this

Lmao...nice one

Hart was dealing with rugby going professional with all the cashed up countries. Mitchell may have got it wrong in the rwc but I will always remember him as the guy who got the Bledisloe back after so many years of heartbreak. Foster.... no words. I hope he proves me wrong

so true

Now you Got Marto and Phil Kearns most annoying commentators ever...

Mate there dreaming Ozzies

Am I hearing excuses?

Ted Josiah I got no excuses mate. I finished with rugby union about 25 years ago , but I do enjoy Rugby League it’s more entertaining.

Good on you watch your stupid shit ball till it comes out your stupid arse

Furthermore the video above you called Sean Fitzpatrick greatest captain of all time? Do you have stats?

@thefobbie I understand these are all great All Blacks, I watched the "Frank Bunce show" as you called it but it is not about skill at the end of the day it is about who is the best. McCaw is the greatest of all time the numbers don't lie, if it were about skill then Carlos Spencer and Beauden Barrett would be the greatest flyhalfs of all time. Not to be rude but 1987-1990 the game was amateur, they played less fixtures and they did not get to play the Boks. As for Bunce his a hell of a player but once again the Combo of Nonu and Smith was just on another level, and then there is Tana who helped drag the All Blacks from a frail team mentally to being world champs. I do not disagree with Jonah's selection but I have to disagree with John Kirwan as Doug Howlett was too good and he is the highest try scorer in All Black history and very underrated.

@thefobbie I understand these are all great All Blacks, I watched the "Frank Bunce show" as you called it but it is not about skill at the end of the day it is about who is the best. McCaw is the greatest of all time the numbers don't lie, if it were about skill then Carlos Spencer and Beauden Barrett would be the greatest flyhalfs of all time. Not to be rude but 1987-1990 the game was amateur, they played less fixtures and they did not get to play the Boks. As for Bunce his a hell of a player but once again the Combo of Nonu and Smith was just on another level, and then there is Tana who helped drag the All Blacks from a frail team mentally to being world champs. I do not disagree with Jonah's selection but I have to disagree with John Kirwan as Doug Howlett was too good and he is the highest try scorer in All Black history and very underrated.

​@thefobbie Firstly McCaw vs Jones you said Jones is an off the ground player which means he was a player who ran the ball very well and got around the park sort of like the Ardie Savea of 3 seasons ago. Maybe at the time that was acceptable under the laws of old New Zealand did not need a flank to do the current core roles. Let us look at Richie, 148 test matches as a flank which shows his level of fitness not just physically but mentally was off the charts. Lineout specialist, 3rd or 4th most test tries by an All Black forward showing he knows way to the try line. Turnover specialist, not just the highest average when it comes to number of turnovers in general but at the most crucial times in a match. Also when he was playing he more often than not had the most tackles per match after match after match, he was also excellent ball carrier and a good link man had a good passing game. He was a brilliant leader and as such was better than Jones. Jones may have been faster than McCaw and better on the attack but you would gain more from having McCaw on the field than Jones. Next is Umaga, Umaga may not have won a world cup but Umaga was the All Black captain who helped revolutionize All Black traditions and change the team culture. He was the captain of the All Blacks and the head of the leadership group leading the way for the success that came to the All Blacks later on, so once again get your facts straight. It is not about what he achieved when he was in the jersey it was what was achieved after him due to what he helped put in place. Bunce has a nice highlight reel, but Umaga as a center was big, strong, fast with a good distribution game and solid on defense and was a wing at first and if youtube it has a pretty decent Umaga show. The players wings around him flourished cause of this, Rokococo and the Gears etc etc. Umaga would sit Bunce down, then you have Conrad Smith whose distribution and ability to glue the backline together was phenomenal. His vision, and decision making ability as well as his defense alongside the beast that was Ma'a Nonu was incredible and together they were the most destructive yet well balanced center pairing New Zealand and the world has seen. As for Howlett all he needed to be is fast, that is a wings Job there is no substitute for speed and Howlett was a machine. Maybe if Kirwan has his pace he would leading try scorer for the All Blacks but he is not. But to say that is all that Howlett was is hogwash. Howlett was solid under the highball and sound in defense, you could also never accuse howlett of not looking for work. He even played fullback and did a stellar job at that. Cover defense was amazing as well and his partnership with Mills and Rokococo was excellent. The All Blacks side of 98 was bad losing the Bledisloe, the 99 side was better and went to the world cup as favorites and won the tri-nations that season. The 2000 was bad and lost both as well as 2001 but in 2002 and 03 they won the tri-nations and bledisloe but lost the world cup. Funny enough in 04 they ended up bottom of the log in the tri-nations. All said with respect your a fellow All Black supporter but in all of the above I think the most disrespectful thing is to not give Richie his credit he deserves as probably the greatest player of all time. NZ public also did not appreciate Jonah, where as every else in the world he was a legend.

@thefobbie Not a problem I look forward to your analyses on the other players as that was amazingly insightful. In articles they only go as far as commenting on the Iceman's athleticism there is not much else as far as commenting on his other abilities is concerned.

3 World Cups😆

@@sagamauga8074 Ancient history!.......

@@oldmanwillyboy2786 3 World Cups back to back! Yessssss! Get that in ya😎

@@sagamauga8074 Historeeeeeeeeeeeee!

@@oldmanwillyboy2786 😂Glad it's in ya. Now live with it. It's never going away its History 💪

Like in 2015?

@@joshconnal6891 : More like 1991...1995....1999....2003...2007...2019. They win almost all the games that don't matter much but then choke when playing away at the RWC, the competition that means the most.

@@shibuya3185 Well they have m8, by winning 2015. U can't win every world cup 😂.

Jonah was a legend youngest AB shut up respect the giant kefs 😂

@@toakasi6425 Joe has more points for the ABs, Jonah never even scored against the Springboks, Joe has 11 tries against the Boks

@@IsakAmunkete pfttttttt do ur homework boi Lomu was the youngest AB first super star of 🏉 RIP Jonah 💙

@@toakasi6425 Yes he was a Superstar but Joe was a better player

@@IsakAmunkete that's your own opinion bro Joe was a natural athlete probs more conditioned then Jonah but Jonah was one of the best number 11s he made the sport popular by demand remember there's an age gap between the two by the time Joe started playing Jonah was going into retirement due to his medical condition either way show some respect for Jonah Lomu.