I know!! I’ve been waiting since the second match for a video, and now even more since the third!!

Yes, fucking yes. I have been waiting with bated breath for this.

Meeee toooo!

he doesn;t know what he's talking about. He thinks JVDF is South African, his grand parents were Dutch ffs.

@@SMacCuUladh Yeah, that is how Squidge Rolls. He knows exactly how JVDF is

I was wondering if he was taking the piss or not

@@paulbyrne7675 as pissy as the dog at the 1987 RWC

Lazy, and feeling entitled to win simply because it's the auror of the All Blacks.

I was really shocked when I heard it! But he saw it, and I don't disagree.

who did you hear it from? this video is made in someone's attic by a biased arsehole there are no lazy all blacks. This guy's delight at seeing the ABs beaten is only over shadowed by his clear dislike of the Irish. Expected tho' as he's clearly a welsh man. And quite predictable.

too many black player in the allblacks,,,make it just another pacific islander team such like fiji samoa

@@hanbing1051 islanders are black? 🤣 AB's was always made out of islander player..the native people in new zealand aren't white lol

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To be honest not just the best on KZfaq. Just the best all round!

Completely agree, thought we were doing well with Schmidt, but Farrell came along and the plays feel much more comfortable and dependable

You want to get to the Final in the WC and then you will be satisfied - nothing less.

@@DT7w8 We know that but you have to remember where we came from. We were usually quite a poor team and would never think we can beat NZ. Now in the last maybe 15 years we are regularly beating NZ, France, England, Australia and South Africa. Our world cups went from just being lucky to be in a QF to finally topping a group and beating France and Australia in a WC... may not seem big to many of you out there in NZ or whatever but to us we have been growing and getting better. We can't just expect to get to a final of a world cup. We have respect for where we are - and maybe one day we can, but I'm still very proud of my team.

I feel like Schmidt set a foundation. But Farrell is going a great job Box building up.

Looks like Farrell is not afraid of risk .. Joe seemed terrified of risk ..

Oh yes absolutely!

Been waiting all week

I didn't think he'd actually do it tbh

@@brianwahinya1245 given how he doesn’t cover ire vs sco anymore there is always that fear

I got out a cider and ice especially for this one 🤣

It's hilariously bad Bower was that lazy in the opening stanza. Amazing how much we miss when watching live.

@@Dilmahkana and to think he's a Crusader, so naturally an automatic pick.

Yeah ay, Fozzy et al need to go. Bring in Razor

Those props are atrocious! Also need to ditch Coles, gives away a unseen yellow card at 74:13

@@hanoitripper1809 yes, the view in the irish media is that the irish coaching ticket did their analysis and figured out the props couldn't tackle. So they targeted them and went hunting for them in phase play for the whole series. After watching Squidge deconstruct George Bower, that seems about right

Hang in there , bro.

Hope you're alright buddy! I'm glad he can put a smile on your face.

Stay strong 💪

Hey. How are you today ?

Hey. How are you today ?

TV analysis is complete DOGSHIT compared to a squidge video. It's either endless moaning on the channel of the losing side or tired platitudes on the winning side. There was no insight from Sky NZ or UK in the past few days. Granted, squidge has a few days to prepare, but it's not like the tv broadcasters do any better after a few days. Lazy and pandering. Squidge is the man.

Yeah thanks fella you just told everybody how to beat us 🤣☘ great rugby brain alright 👏👏👏👏

I am exactly what youre on about, a young (15 yr old) rugby player wanting to become as good as possible so watching these to learn as much as I can from such an amazing analysis with a bit of humour

@@Aryan-eu2jp and irish people can take a joke .

@@Aryan-eu2jp ply rc3 it will help a lot

thats the thing ireland have so many options that it's impossible to cover all of the shapes with potential hidden runners to burst on a line. we need to prepare for a team that will try delay the ruck time.

Trained by English coaches, as is Leinster

@@kenrehill8775 the same English coaches who couldn’t get England past their own home World Cup pool, I wonder what that says about English players then

@@roboconnor8079 mike ford was the problem, but the pkayers attitude didn’t help. Either way, RWC 2023, ireland out at the quarters. It’s a tradition

@@kenrehill8775 Hasn't Farrell mentioned that he doesn't know why his ancestors ever left Ireland... Maybe it had something to do with the English

Please explain the joke for me :D

@@emileliebenberg106 Van def Flier is Irish born but his grandparents are Dutch, hence the very Bokke sounding name. Squidge may have made the mistake once but has doubled down on it since.

@@andrewryan2280 gotta love squidge man

Hahah he definitely triggered me regarding this. Damn you Squidge! Even the Joburg comment had me questioning what I know.

Thanks for confirming that this was indeed a gag, surely the squidger must know about VdF’s origins! Phew

I'd assume with knowledge as vast as the squidge, he knows Josh is Irish of Dutch descent and its just funny, like, it's not like we haven't had Saffas in the team a good lot.

It’s a running joke

Who cares he’s a South African to me

Born and raised in Dublin. I R I S H.

Somewhere Sexton is reading this and fuming that someone thinks he will be retired so soon. It's that rage that fuels him to continue playing 😂😂

I would pay good money to see him introduce Johnny as "RWC winning Irish captain Junglebugger Sexypants"

Somebody needs to send this to Ian Foster. JK needs to watch it as well to get a better understanding of rugby tactics

@@Brucemcleod2345 straight up bro. This fulla knows his sh*t

To be fair, your media (and your fans) are used to swatting aside teams like it's some kind of joke. Seeing an AB side that appears to be made up from normal human beings must be quite a shock.

@@jaymeister4850 It’s true. We are not used to being beaten. It actually might make rugby more popular as the teams become more even.

@@Brucemcleod2345 hardly Rugby is Tennis played on a bigger court , Boring unentertaining , visually disappointing , bigger crowds at strip club ,

What's the joke? Saying he's south African when he's actually Dutch?

Do I really have to explain it to you?

@@ItsmeeSaoirse if it's not what I said then yes?

@@strawberrykicker2 Explaining a joke is like dissecting a frog, you get to understand it better but the frog dies in the process.

@@eireann2894 pretentious

He is talented for sure but I won't put him on the same level as Fickou and Am in attack. This two guys create pure magic sometimes, Henshaw not as much (but still top 10 centers in the world for me)

I love the way Henshaw plays, he was my Lions player of the series

@@08padam not as good as fickou in attack but i wouldn’t say there’s much between him and am. and he’s a better defender than fickou.

@@08padam agreed I'd say he has them for athleticism, especially in defense, not many tackle ioane that easily behind the gainline

He is good but was exposed by Am in the Lions series

@James Daly he played with such raw emotion, but showcased some fantastic skill as well. The emotional leader in that dressing room.

Yes I believe they hosted a massive Braai in the carpark serving delicious Biltong along with droewors ,ostrich, beef, kudu, impala and warhog . all the usual stuff you see wandering around the hills of Wicklow...!!!

@@colmoconnor1349 they had very strong SA accents but they mentioned Braai and said it was near the end of the Daaart. And that the warhog was caught on the Wicklow Waai.

I always find it hilarious when fans from other countries automatically assume he’s form the Netherlands

@@LeMerch his grandparents are from the Netherlands but he’s from Wicklow in Ireland…or maybe South Africa.

Netherlands ? I thought being of orange decent they were from Ulster.

Yes, and this guys seems to always forget Argentina in his analysis… we are getting bullied here

Well Georgia finally beat a six nations team and tbh I'm worried that win Italy got was just a freak one off and they will soon be back on another losing streak

when my team did things we almost didn't believe was outstanding.

Yeah, you're busy and yet Cockburn still wills more of your time into his demanding world where drouges sans the power of will, follow Will and his burning bush. All will doff their caps and follow William-his-Butler-puts- Butter-on-his-MasterCarlowRacist Byrne's-Fine Gael blue knob Léine so Billy Boy can know that he still demands and commands all around him. WB! WB Smells All Snide-Shouty and Greasy+

Or else he just lifts a leg at Jim Larkin's stray cat

He says at the end of the video that Chile vs USA is his next video

We have the same minds!!! They definitely targeted the props, with the likes of Ofa last week and Nepo this week! They were so smart. Getting through them with ease

@Frankie Byrbe Yes it's called an algorithm, happens all accounts. Glad to have educated you, no need to thank me.

@Frankie Byrbe well you're the one that came out with the stupid comment not having a clue how social media works on the back end

Springboks didn't defeat us in a test series at home in 1998. It was 1937.

Who’s looking for excuses? The feeling on the ground here in NZ is a) how great are Ireland! And b) the decline of AB rugby has been a long time coming with poor performances for multiple seasons. Ireland has only solidified how this coaching team aren’t capable of turning this around.

@@theringmaster886 thats correct 1937

I love it . To be put in with those S.H teams . ☘💯

Did they take it bad ?

The opprobrium the all blacks have earned, is not for the loss, but the way they played in the first half of the last test. Completely clueless, no plan A, let alone plan b. Feckless

They are definitely the best and other teams defense will have to improve dramatically if they want a chance at beating them

As an AB's fan I was jealous of their defense during the series too, awesome 🙂

'Ireland' Stop kidding yourself

@@oxensoren ?

Boks 2nd 15 would beat the ABs at the moment. utterly devoid of innovation since 2015. Think squidge is given foster way too much credit if he thinks he has anything up his sleeve for 2023. We thought Hansen had something and we all know how that turned

That's a short tale: they muscled it, like SA usually do when they're cautious of the opposition.

@@Formakiwi As in the classics, forwards win the game, backs by how much. I’d still like to hear an analysis for all of us to learn from, mostly because every team’s got big boys now, and Wales weren’t afraid to stand toe to toe with our lads. A "How did we skin the blubber?" so to speak.

Timothy knows what’s up

Can't wait for the Barbarians and AB in November.

If you'll pardon a cricket analogy, the All Blacks in the last 20 years were like the Australian cricket team of the early noughties... when you lost Dan Carter, Richie McCaw, Nonu / Smith combo and perhaps Kieron Read, you went the same way as when they lost Warne, Mcgrath, Gilchrist, Hayden and the Waugh brothers. You still have fantastic players but they don't have the same complete dominance than the ones above did.

@@Karma-qt4ji Totally agree, but with the extension to the analogy: Cricket Australia hire the assistant coach from the naughties team, then that coach's assist, and never develop their game so they're out there in 2022 trying to defend totals of 230 in ODIs. I believe it's not just that the players are different, it's that the style hasn't adapted to suit them. Throw in the fact that rugby in NZ is going the way of Football in the US, where it's only played by a small minority of obsessive players whose power and speed perpetuate a cycle of decreased player uptake due to fear of injury, and this is what you get. Rather bleak future I think... (can you tell I'm just a wee bit invested haha)

I still don’t know if the ABs have a coaching problem or a player problem. After all 4 Irish players were born in NZL and weren’t good enough for the ABs. Someone send this video to Ian Foster quickly so he can learn some coaching tips.

id say we have the best players bar rucking ...but we just have a close minded coach

Squidge knows this every video that vdf is in he makes a south african pun its just to wind up us irish fans.

You must be new here?

🤣

Running joke dude Ps:Funny enough it's not a common surname in SA at all

We do a better quality of fake Welshmen in our international team than Ireland. i.e they are genuinely fake.

It's a common joke used by Irish Rugby analysts online, he knows that he's Irish

It's a joke, he does know this

He makes this joke in every video JVDF is in

He knows it's a standing joke that he bangs out and people like you bite every time.

@@glasblaidd New to his vids. 3 other people let me in on the joke before you buddy... Chill

Ah yes from the highveld of Wicklow.! 🤣☘🤣💚🤣🇮🇪

And we just went whatever) dog taking the p#ss.... He let us down though..no clip of jumpy sexbanana tying his laces!)

Is this a running joke? I have to assume it is at this stage. He's so consistent with it.

Forced me to look up his ancestry. I guessed Dutch and Wiki agreed - "Van der Flier is of Dutch descent through his paternal grandparents, who moved to Ireland in the 1950s to open a radiator factory.[2] He is commonly referred to amongst Leinster Rugby circles as ‘The Dutch Disciple’.[3]"

@@endaf6429 Yeah it's a running joke here and all over Twitter. Pretty much every rugby account knows he's Irish born with a Dutch surname, they just like winding Irish fans up. SA Rugby Mag journos like to call him 'Bloemfaontaine's finest' and then just wait for the angry reactions. 😂

I really like that quote mate

ABs probably thought they'd shoo in an easy 3-0 win simply because it's in NZ. Oh wait, sense of entitlement goes out into the Tasman

Farrell is an amazing coach as well I'd reckon

@@elscruffomcscruffy8371 Not really. Many of the fans have seen the writing on the wall for years. Ireland have beaten us plenty in the past six years.

Well, Mr Irishman, sir, congratulations on your team and I hope your celebrations were in keeping with your traditions. I for one hope that there wasn't a sober Irishman in all of the world after that win and it was much deserved. I do have to ask, though, what is your media doing now? Are they talking up your chances in 2023, are they advising caution, are they critical of the national side still? I hope the media in the UK is not what we see over on your island.

I don't know if ireland are playing everything they have we were famous for strike plays in the joe schmidt where as now we entirely score off our structure and I think there's a reason for that the strike plays etc ate being held back until the rwc

Squidgy has summed up Farrel the best already "it's like the former defense coach has sat down and created the absolute worst attack he would liked to have defended against"

Agree dude. Kiwis are simply used to winning, feeling entitled to win every game. And if it isn't by 30+ points it's deemed a failure. Fans seemed happy with the the first test, suddenly they lose the second test and it's sack the coach, sack management, panic panic panic. Haha. They can't handle losing

@@elscruffomcscruffy8371 what we can't handle is poor attitude and quality. If Ireland had won with the All Blacks playing well then the heat on Foster and co would not be as severe. NZers hate the All Blacks being shit, not losing.

@@elscruffomcscruffy8371 ….Yeah, settle down there tigger, entitlement is purely a projection you’re placing on the AB’s and NZers in general. The top tier 1 teams induce an exhilarating sense of potential foreboding because in NZ, you’re literally marinaded in the idea that no one can predict what 15 men can achieve against 15 on the day. The AB’s success comes from a deserved sense of urgency and fear of defeat, as opposed to some imagined entitlement and arrogance. The experience the Namibian team had during the 2015 RWC sums the the AB’s up best. They were invited to the AB’s changing rooms for a couple of post match beers and were surprised to discover they were very humble and soft spoken, genuinely interested in the Namibians as fellow players and not at all what you’re trying to portray. Whatever reasons these assertions are made is for yourself to work out but, they don’t match up with genuine Kiwis although we do have an ugly supporters element living in NZ, whose loyalties lie elsewhere, yet like to think they can talk smack on public formats as if they are Kiwis at heart. This group and their divided loyalties are part of the malaise affecting the current AB’s incidentally.

@@elscruffomcscruffy8371 yeah that's the problem with us kiwis we lose and everyone attacks the coach and after the series loss they want to get rid of him, I actually liked we lost maybe now we as fans can sit on the edge watching the all blacks instead of guessing how much we gonna win by

Oh it made interesting getting smashed did it? Is that how you look at it? Fool.

Hope Foster sees this

What tactics 😂

@@Nicolas-lg6ys my thaughts exactly

We had never beaten them, up until 2016. Now we've won 5/8 since. So, yes, I agree with you. Fear factor is a big thing in rugby generally, and especially with the ABs.

No international team ever feared the NZ All Blacks. Where did that concept come from? I'd be interested to know which teams or players said this.

I always notice it was other countries talking about the 'aura' not NZ.

Enough for Andrew to put in a new video

Saffa here. I think the big issue with you guys currently is that you've been spoiled with two generations of the greatest ever. You had these f***n incredible players just rolling off some kind of Super Secret Kiwi Assembly line: Carter, McCaw, Nonu, Dagg, Woodcock, Mealamu, Collins, Howlett, Rokocoko, Reid, Marshall, Kelleher, Gear, Mauger etc etc etc And you still have a hell of a team, but I think they aren't as magical as before. It's like you've played the last twenty years with these superhumans and now forces to go back to mere mortals. That being said, I'm sure that whatever the hell there is in the water in NZ is going to serve up the next all conquering side.

Nope. Ireland are looking pretty tasty right now, but they still have the small matter of at least _THREE_ World Cup knock-out games if they want that prize. Ireland do not win knock-out games...

"Ireland. However I fear they may be only one or two injuries away from an early exit" Even without injuries, they'll face NZ or France in the QF, thanks to World Rugby's ludicrous grouping policy. No shock whichever way that game goes.

@Hamish Banish totally agree with you, like in the last world cup, All Blacks vs Springboks, there were 11 scrums, almost all were penalties against the ABs, but none were given except for the last 1 or 2. That's about 9 penalties/free kicks, some will have been a 3 points and some will have given territory. People should try to be subjective when talking about the All Blacks dominance. There were many games they should have lost but won due to the refs; and although the ABs would probably have still been the number 1 team in rugby for that time, they would not have had that kind of dominance and aura of being near impossible to beat.

@@jaymeister4850 Jay rugby has changed dramatically in the NH. The game is taken more seriously. That was the main reason AB's are falling behind. Lets face it rugby is a minority sport and they were the only ones really taking it seriously. I am not talking about players as such but whole nations.

I think he was born in County Wicklow.

Peak Boer almost more Irish than Mike Catt

lol

Isn't he Canadian via Amsterdam?

Squidge... are you winding us up ?

Appearntly calling him south African is a long running joke on this channel

You know Van der Flier isn’t South African. He is of Dutch decent - his grandfather move here and settled

Yeah that is the point

Welcome to Squidge…

@@nathjones77 needs no introduction

Keith Earls

Bloody auto correct

he'll make them more predicable, shhh...

@@johngarveyire like he did Leinster? The last two years in Ireland were weird, alright, but his open rugby with Leinster was fantastic.

Joe did not believe the Irish skillset was good enough to play this rugby, obviously he was wrong, Andy on the other hand has injected the self belief into everyone on the team that they are indeed good enough and rebuilt a very dejected Ireland into a very polished very easy on the eyes rugby team that have the belief that they are as good as anybody. That there is the real change as was proven in the last test. Ireland of old would have choked. They now have truly got that duck off their backs. They may not win every game, but they will be a force to recon with.

@@readesiun988 Ireland under Schmidt won a grand slam, under Farrell they haven't really even looked like winning the six nations. They've shown promise but until they deliver some silverware they can't be considered superior, regardless of what you think of the styles of rugby

@@benkidd4954 To say Ireland never looked like winning the 6 nations is disingenuous, after Joe left , he left a broken Irish team, Andy has more than turned it around, they lost to France in France by 6 points without Jonny Sexton, they won every other test, also taking the triple crown, no other team in the professional era has taken a series win in New Zealand, that in itself is a magnificent achievement, some bitterness on your behalf will do little to undermine these achievements. And at no point have I said they are superior.

ABs got away with doing that in the past. Suddenly they're now penalised for it and look bewildered.

Was so clever to use it against them though! Gives us high hopes again to make it past the RWC QF 😅

Do you know what timeframe in the half? I skimmed thru but missed it

@@elscruffomcscruffy8371except no AB player DID do that. He's talking about James Ryan. But your crazy bias and desperate attempt to imply the ABs are cheats meant you failed to understand basic English (or no doubt the game). Well done you. Maybe open your one eye next time and r.e.a.d. s.l.o.w.l.y.

Yeah that was interesting. Seems to have been a trend in NH for the players doing that George Smith 'matador' move to be penalised (rather than attacking side being penalised for going off feet, as happened here). Ryan clearly judged the ref perfectly there though. Fair play