hekp me

It’s a charity game between Ireland and England held on the same weekend they play in the 6 nations each year, Ireland legends vs England legends and the ref is allain Rolland former professional rugby player and referee

@@MrMinisavage cool ty bro

its still rugby???

It's not a form of showboating or intimidation it's a form of cultural heritage to respect those who have also put on the jersey past and present and represent their heritage for their nation with pride. It also signifies respect to opposing teams who face the haka or other forms of war crys in the battle that will be had upon the field as it encourages a well fought battle between both sides and equality for all nations. As well as team bonds and the blood sweat and tears that lead to that moment.

@@K3RS220 The haka has been done to death by the All Blacks it should be limited to the Maoris All Blacks at most. Other than that noone cares about cultural heritage unless you are attending some pointless rally at some socialist campus.

It’s a total waste of time, clearly aimed at intimidating the opponent. Culturally speaking, us Brits would all ignore it and clean our Martini Henry rifles. But we’re not allowed to ignore the show.

​@@thecuttingsark5094It's part if rugby culture. You can answer to the challenge

you have no idea of the ethos of the game if thats your opinion