Technically all of us 😏

Why, what happened

@@lorenzoeli2939 www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/53447399

@@bababa3917 ok thanks

I think he's messed up a bit here. Playing juco in America with no chance of pro career. He really should have thrown himself into rugby to bring his skills up.

Especially when they are freakishly large for their age so can’t clatter all the small children running at them, half of which don’t even go for a tackle

Echo Rebound get a grip. Wouldn’t be saying this if it was a big white kid.

AMD I’m sorry, are you saying that I wouldn’t call a massive kid... a massive kid if he was white? What kind of desperate attempt to call me racist is this? The race plays no part, in schoolboy we always (as did the opposition) would pass it to the biggest guy on our team more often than necessary as he was more difficult to tackle. We didn’t ignore him if he was white and say, ‘oh no, because you’re white you’re not very big’ Racism is a big problem and it’s disgusting. So point out actual racism, not some guy on the internet making a comment nothing to do with race. Don’t pretend to be a white knight, whilst being a keyboard warrior.

It’s literally what I am saying, all I am seeing is mad hate on some kid who happens to be bigger than the rest of his age group.. I see plenty of videos the same of massive Aussie/NZ kids who dominate and smash kids in their age group.. and just praise and ass licking.. I believe not just your comment but many on here just hating cos he’s a big black kid dominating a his age group And sorry these little snowflakes are soft, in London we had diverse opponents, some teams was all black kids.. massive guys with speed - I see people putting tackles in no matter what. If you scared to tackle someone bigger than you, rugby isn’t the sport for you. Good luck if you want to play at university and beyond.. James Haskell type guys pounding you 😂 Imagine having to complain about someone’s size on the opposite team, shambles.

AMD Jovially commenting on the fact a guy is massive does not make someone a racist, I would make the same comment if he was white, asian or blue ffs. If you choose to view someone in that light, then that’s your personal take. I was merely joking about the fact that in school rugby, it is a common occurrence that people often pass to the bigger kid cause some kids are scared to tackle the guy who is a foot taller than them and double their weight. I don’t wanna make this a dick measuring competition of of, ‘oh I tackled a 6’6’ guy when I was 7.’ But I’m from London, I played Rugby throughout school and for me the fun came from getting stuck in and tackling someone (or trying to) no matter their size. Don’t immediately call someone a racist snowflake because they attempt to make a comedic comment, that sort of discourse prevents real discussion and is often a result of someone misinterpreting a comment :)

Right, had a guy like that on our school U-14 team, tries every game. Still good as a senior, but never made it to senior club.

@@silversolver7809 Lool this sentiment is sooo old and out dated I used to see these type of comments in the comment section of sports mags when I was younger. They said the same exact things about the emerging talent in the American NFL & NBA basketball. The end result was more pace, more size, more power and even more outrageous never seen before skills. Just a little prescience for you, when the new outrageous skills appear the word magic will be used by those that don't understand what they are seeing. After a while that new upgrade in skill will be taught by the coaches who eventually catch up with the Magic and it will just be come the new Norm ( think Brazilian football and curling free kicks back in the day as an example of the Magic that is now the Norm)

​@@whytespacing Sure thing Sol. But I was referring to a different topic, the age-old phenomenon which the OP mentioned, ie "Seen this so many times before". The player himself acknowledges he'd never have made it in rugby, since it's such a multi-skilled and complex game. Best of luck to him in NFL or athletics, he's got attributes which should suit those.

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Well he made his debut in the premiership last year 🥸🤫don’t hate on the kid

Well said...the world needs more people of clarity, just like you.

CRINGE!

Sad cont

Bruh

It still hasn't come back

Reminds me of no ¹¹. RIP.

Too late - read the BBC item. He’s 21 & hoping to make his way in the NFL.

TakeMeHomeToThe70s he’s going to the nfl, the guy quit American football a few yrs back and got offered an academy contract for Bristol bears which he has left now and got multiple offers to go and play division 1 ( the highest level football someone can play before the nfl) and get into the nfl

Mark Dixon Yeah just like soccer? Football is king here and rugby is a foreign sport, but at least they make contact.

Mark Dixon he is english....

I've heard that he's quit rugby now as he is taking up becoming an athlete in sprinting But I guess that's his own choice if he has

He's stopped rugby for the athletic season but still wants to play I'm not a stalker both from the same city and I do athletics as well

We Saffa's could use someone like this. :). I am surprised you didn't mention the Boks there. LOL. What are the chances for England at home this year?

Musa Strachan Am a Bok myself but live in England. Watching England v SA is like watching my parents fighting. I try not to think about it.

American football scouts are on this already. Right now, Australian Jarryd Hayne has been signed by the San Francisco 49ers.

Byrne Harris tgdqQ

+Musa Strachan 7 months late and about 3 weeks of hindsight .. me thinks England does not stand a chance (which pains me as a England fan!)

Mate, this is Rugby. NFL is American football. Rugby is the more popular British-African game and American Football is an American sport. Rugby 🏉 and American Football 🏈. But that guy is very talented hope he gets chance for England senior team.

@@shaneetsaha1176 Just to enlighten you, but Tyrese was the first non-American to be invited to the All-American Game and he also entered the NCAA (US College Football). He seems to have mixed ambitions though, one season he's all out Rugby and the next American Football. I hope he gets to play at the level that matches his potential. Perhaps you need to brush up?

@@jananchoudhury1503 Lol ☺️ But Tyrese is very talented I hope that whatever he does, he achieves success in it 👍

Funny everytime

blinkatreyu That sentence has to be done in a Morgan Freeman voice.

Suburban DayDream yeah 😂

Joe Nichols :)

Maybe watch the average Fujian 15yr old play rugby then realise that is why no one takes notice of this fella

He moved back

Michael Downey 0 carries

Nobodys tackling him, and age doesn't matter if your fit for the task.

Damn... ref was fast

Nope. He no longer plays rugby.

Apart from the fact that he's walked away from Rugby because he didn't ever really improve from the time of this video. Currently attempting to make it in the NFL, playing for Garden City Community College and with a hell of a long way to go to make it, but anything is possible.

@@mackemforever The reason he didn't improve is that he was already basically a grown man at the time of the video. Due to aforementioned earlier puberty and physical development among black people.

Lol he deserved to go down like that because that's NOT how you tackle

Weird flex but okay 🤔🤔

If you’re way more physically developed than other kids your age then you don’t really need to have teamwork you can just score

This is junior level passing is not really much of importance get the ball to your finisher and he will do the rest

He actually never made it as a pro, because his passing/ball skills were too poor. Good call

Did he need to? Don't think so.

He's 14 years old you dumb fuck

+PrimevalSeriesSixFic so what

watch the full game, yes he can lmfao

To be good rugby player need defence and attack! if you have both great!!!

Jack Oflaherty he’s NFL now

Just wondering what he's doing now. Thanks for the update.

lol

Stuttered and didn't go for the legs, foolish

It'll be modern astroturf.most likely a 3G pitch. Much better than the old astroturf but still less nice to play on than actual grass. While they're better than they used to be it's still a surface that will give you friction burns quite easily and isn't particularly pleasant to go to ground on. There are newer surfaces that are much nicer to play on and much more like an actual grass pitch but 3G is the latest version that is certified by Rugby England for official games.