A perfect representation of how the whole match went.

was thinking i was the only person to see that haha

😂😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I saw that

😂😂😂🙌🇿🇦

As a South African I think Finn Russell is miles better than Biggar

@@reiner164 I have no problem with Biggar, I just think he's the exact wrong choice against us.

@@reiner164 biggar’s more consistent and better at kicking I’m pretty sure but a lot less creative. Finn was the better choice against the boks. Tbf that may not be the case anymore but biggar has been consistent for years while Russell has always been a bit of a risk taker. Should bev been Finn starting and biggar on the bench for when they need to close out the game

@@Laurentus I'm not saying Biggar is bad, I just think Russell is even better. You need those X-factors players in the backline like we have in Kolbe, Le Roux and Pollard.

@@jamiejenkins9096 Well Russell seemed pretty good at kicking to me in that 3rd test. However, you probably watch both players more than I do, so you might be right.

Yeah I loved that moment 🙂

Some people are just rugby men, Finn is one of them

This makes me so happy because I didn't see Russel's face but I stilled loved the moment because I thought it was a wonderful moment of Shit-housery from Steyn to hug the opponent after sealing their defeat. The fact that he didn't respond with the hatred this series has been filled with is refreshing

I think he was winning inside, he had so much for making Bokke and us the supporters not to have fun

He was smiling from the first step charging him down. He knew it was a long shot, but he’d have been laughing if it worked

Dude was just unlucky to have the most disappointing coaches ever in Heynecke Meyer and Allister Coetzee. And just straight-up unlucky in 2011. I maintain he should have been the flyhalf in the 2007 world cup.

That's its own victory

@@Laurentus He was first choice when Heyneke took over and he was k@k. We were all calling for his head long before Heyneke actually got rid of him. Not sure what AC has to do with it?

@@Karma-qt4ji Enlighten me about where he was ever "kak." And people take a look at the last game he played, our defeat against New Zealand in 2016, and throw that in front of Morne, but then forget that it was Allister Coetzee who was responsible for such massive losses, that's where AC comes in. I can only conclude that you're a bitter Stormers fan.

@@Laurentus You're joking right? From the beginning of the 2012 season, he was kicking erratically, missing touch, and generally not doing what we all know he is capable of doing. In the Rugby Championship, his goal kicking stats were 5/5 (Arg at home - good start), 4/8 (Arg away - we drew that game!!), 3/4 (Aus away), 1/5 (NZ away - missed 11 points, we lost by 10). He was dropped for the next game and took no part in the home leg of the game. That's not me being a disgruntled Stormers fan, that is just his kicking costing us points and games. Another player who failed to impress that year and was also dropped was Spies - that led to the inclusion of Duane Vermeulen. Again, nothing to do with the Stormers. Not one thing I said detracts from the good things he did for us. From the first kick at goals against the Lions in '09 that won us the series, through the 2011 RWC where he was the ONLY flyhalf to master kicking the new ball they had for that tournament. He was kicking in the 80-90% where Wilkinson was 50%, leading to the infamous England cheating mini-scandal at the tournament. Steyn was brilliant, and then he stopped being brilliant, maybe even temporarily, but never really got that spark back. Happy now? Or you want to insult me again?

And the United Rugby Championship

I thought he was too distraught to do this video 🤣🤣🤣

Rt

Mate I expected it to be our right after the game :p

Same bro

Me tooooo

amen

Amen to that

Hear hear!

👍

Makes me piss laughing that the Sky Commentators were in one minute praising Neil Jenkins for passing on messages with a direct communication channel to Gatland and the Lions coaches, and then getting upset at Rassie for wandering on to do the same thing.

Have to disagree. Rassie is a great coach, but his lack of experience as a waterboy really showed. Often forgot to bring on water, even when he did it was normally a single bottle, normally not even full. Just pure amateur level waterboying. Stick to winning world cups Rassie, your water carrying is never going to cut it.

@@TheJcc50 exactly wheres the variation? It was all still and no sparkling..

Could have done with Rassie up in the Northern Cape.. 70 000 Hectares burnt and the ANC mayor demanded Rassie stay by his side for photo opportunities when all along Rassie could have been putting out those fires with still and sparkling water combinations.

Yeah. Totally ridiculous. Squidge has come with a completely new and entertaining approach. His video was by far the most anticipated for me this week and many others. SANZAR should empower him.

Maybe ask for Rassie’s help. He is a massive fan of your channel 😁

I hit Rassie up via a tweet. Would be great if more people did.

Wait is squidge not allowed to make videos on those games

Man should be paid handsomely for his genius. Lol

You're so right. I hate the Lions and will never have an ounce of respect for them and their coaching staff, especially after 2021, but Finn Russel ? Lord have mercy on us all who ever doubts that man.

Feels like everyone except Gatland knew that if you wanted to beat the Boks you had to cause a bit of organised chaos going forward, and Finn did exactly that. Hopefully now all the idiots like Greenwood ('win by 20 or lose by 20 with Russell') will realise Finn is just the best 10 in the NH and not some kind of raving, wild madman who doesn't understand how to dictate a game.

For me I saw this series as Gats way of trying to adapt to the boks kicking game and physicality in the first and second test. The third one was more of playing at their own will.... Boks are trying to get a new system on top of the kicking game going, of which they'll utilize in the next world cup

Hard disagree.

Maybe

😂😂😂😂😂

Not got the rugby brain. In tune with Gats - no attacking stuff please

Not the best but definitely good

@@achilles8397 one of the best... that's what was said

@@achilles8397 who is better?

Fantastic rugby player. Made Kolbe's try

@@nocturnalrainbows6167 not one of the best even

He's is definitely one of those players who knows where everyone is.

Jesus its Russell!!! Not Russel

🤣 isja

Ek hou steeds baie van Itoje. 🤣 Ek verstaan wel waar die sentiment vandaan kom.

Yesssir

Eben is sy pa😂😂😂😂

Jaa!!

100% too bad Redpath will still be injured but I expect some game with an actual Townsend attack.

With George Horne and Ross Thompson on the bench 👍🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤤

Good luck with the exam! Keep hydrated and cram hard tonight.

@@SquidgeRugby thanks for the tips. Yes, hitting sinckler and lawes was on purpose

@@SquidgeRugby dont take me serious, this just happens to be my name

Aaayyyy the writing an exam tomorrow squad

exactly right.

Dont foget about Cheslin Kolbe he is our best black south African talent at the momemt, he is from Cape town like myself, but nevertheless we are all proud of them.

O'Driscoll is a horrendous pundit

Would also add the wonderful Geraint Davies (GDD Coaching) and The Dead Ball Area to that list but completely agree, some good analysis here.

Link me to wibbles

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@@Amandla-Awethu thank you

I am no expert, but I sense that the series was first and foremost a chess-game between 2 high quality coaches that were trying to out-wit each other - more particularly so Gatland. Squidge (and the Bok coaches) said beforehand: "Gatland has chosen a 'running team'". It seems to me that Gatland then thought "I (may have) outwitted them" and went the other route. One can criticize Gatland, or one can praise Rassie (sorry, I mean Jacques, not). I somehow lean towards praising Erasmus: The Boks seemed ready for whatever Gatland's game-plan was going be on any of the days.

Codswallop

@@redemrys5342 Ditto

Well said. Spot on :)

@@redemrys5342 We can debate that but what is true? Without Russell? Boks win that game far easier.

@@redemrys5342 he was on the losing side but without AWJ bringing a new meaning to average (5th best lock on tour but only cause Ryan and Gray weren’t picked, and tactically losing the game by going for the corner where he can always go backward) and this was probably his best, LW - he’s great under the high ball my arse , 2 catches in the test series, he is great in defence showing Kolbe the inside and he is great in attack but can’t even convert an easy 2 on 1 - relying on one run 5 years ago,and Curry is a penalty machine who cost 7 points. Next tour Welsh are left with LRZ any others will only be granted agains a compulsory 14 man opposition. Or if Gats is back acting as sugar daddy.

Imagine if Hogg had played in every game ya bampot

He played the last test and the lions still lost…

@@JenkiJ he created more chances than anyone else and didn't miss a kick...spread those extra chances over the three games and the outcome could've been different.

Wouldve made it hard yes

Whilst I agree Russell should have been the starting 10 in all the tests, he was out injured for the first two, so it wasn't an option to pick him.

The same way Gatland has the opportunity to expose the boks.

Salty.

Ek het dit ook gesien en gewonder!! Haak hom Blokkies!!

He used them as a tribute in his blood magic ritual for the try. And invented time travel to send them back a few seconds earlier so his past self could make the tribute.

Safe choices is what wins you world cups, B&I lions series. I can also tell u haven't watched finn long enough there's a reason they say with him u either win by 20 or lose by 20.

@@lionbear3515 I got that from the video and have not seen much of him, but I can say that it was refreshing to see the style of rugby he brought this game.

@@pjvdm just like i doubt u think Jantjies is world class, it's the same situation with finn don't blame u though for thinking he is brilliant he did have a decent game although i would've loved to see Dan continue as we would have had a better chance at winning considering his kicking.

@@lionbear3515 Finn didn’t miss any kicks, genius. Dan Biggar was bang average and boring all series.

@@lionbear3515 Not sure about that since he kicked really well. Perhaps if Dan has it in him to pull a Morne Steyn he can prove you right in 12 years.

Totally agree. Squidge has really brought a fresh perspective. A type of Finn in the rugby analysis sense.

Indeed, Squidge and Two Cents Rugby are the best out there.