Love your humility. What a sport, lucky to have such a great community of fans.

Matfield, Bakkies, Fourie du Preez etc. Comparing chalk and cheese. That Bulls team would have absolutely thumped Glasgow (and Toulouse as well for good measure)

Class

Jake has been there done that… he knows what he’s talking about!

​@@WalterWhite-sm2drif you're talking about losing finals then you are correct 😂

@@cameronhenderson577lol 😂

@@cameronhenderson577you need to get to a final before you can loose it

Of course he doesn't talk on behalf of all of us Neither do you

And how unfit Jake's squad is, taking nothing away from The Warriors. Bulls have been struggling in last quarter for a while.

Excellent point. The music was infuriating.

How many six nations have Scotland won?? 😂😂 Wales have a few !

@@TupacTilliDDie True 👍 but someone ask AI when would Wales win their next Six Nations and the answer was NEVER!

Leinster and Irish fan me hole 😅 Altitude wasn’t the reason and no leinster player or fan said that. Leinsters coaching is the issue and their mindset. Glasgow were hungry for it and Leinster weren’t. Glasgow would have beaten any team the way they played in that final

You're no Irish rugby fan

@@WetSandsif it was an Irish rugby fan he would have said Leinster actually won it and Irene the WC.

I'm actually a Leinster/Ireland fan from County Kildare. My point is that Leinster and Ireland fans and media/pundits are always making excuses and looking for something or someone else to blame to excuse sub-standard performances in big matches after talking up the teams and rubbishing the opposition in lead-up. Altitude was the primary cause of blame for losing to the Bulls not the sh**e performance. I do concede though that it's not the players making excuses or trash-talking the opposition in the lead-up to big matches, it's the Irish/Dublin-based media/pundits and supporters. Main cases in point was the NZ WCup quarter-final and the England game at Twickenham in the 6 Nations. Also Champions Cup final v Toulouse. Disrespect shown by the Irish media and supporters in the lead-up to those games was nothing short of disgusting!!! Excuses and whinging afterwards was laughable.

@@johnnyk6460 Look deep inside you, you actually are not an Irish rugby fan, and are in fact an Irish rugby/fan/pundit hater. It's a minor distinction, but important I think.

He is a great player and one for the future.

I think that Aki is likely to be first choice for the reason that you say, look who the manager is. But who knows what form players will he on when it comes to tour time

Aki on current form. However isn't it great to have both options

Jim is the ultimate recency bias pundit. Adam Beard could have one good game this summer and Jim will say he is a shoe in over the Irish locks and Itoje. Then a week later some other lock will play well and he'll do the same again.

Lol especially since Glasgow might have nightmares about a 14 man lioks team

Most of them were Scottish, a few SQ and a few neither. Quick count 12 Scots & 2 SQ out of the 20 who played. Bearing in mind a country with a population of 5 and a half million with 2 pro teams. Anyway, who cares? Warriors won and I'm very proud of them.

Not so smug now, eh? 😊✊🏻💦

Why does that matter? They are Glasgow Warriors NOT Scotland. What point are you trying to make?

​@@jaddison13579 He's just being a sour spammer

Club rugby is just like football players go to clubs that offer them more money.

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They've done pretty well since they joined the european leagues though.

Glad you made that clear, kiwi teams can only play against other kiwi teams any other teams is not even worthy to play against, tel Scott to cancel the ab tour to sa because sa is not in your league.

Considering half the player base doesn't even play in the "SA Club" sides we're doing okay...

@@TheFilmInsomniacI think they are great for the competition. As we see French League growing and growing and the English premiership gradually going bankrupt we will end up with no English League bar the top 4 who will join the URC. Add two, maybe one, Welsh team and it will compete unless most English teams are bankrupt or unable to compete.

In three years of URC, the Stormers made two finals and the Bulls made two. The Sharks also won the Challenge Cup. Not bad for teams that have half the budgets of the European teams. In the URC the average team have 20 international players and 401 international caps between them. Only the Sharks come close to the URC average. The Lions only have three international players with 60 caps in their whole squad. The Stomers have 12 internasionals with 194 capse between them and the Bulls have 15 internationals with 278 caps between them. Out of the 16 URC teams, three of the four teams with the least amount of international caps are South African teams. With 114 South Africans playing in top European and Japanese League One it makes a big difference to our local teams. Our teams also don't have players or coaches from other tear one nations playing or coaching for our teams except for Loader at the Stormers. Don't worry we were use to the sprint that was called Super Rugby, Europe is a marathon and jumping from 17 games a season to 29 games is something to get use to. South African teams are doing better than expected if you ask me.

@@wlk2408 they are doing very well bet calm down. Leinster actually won, everything.

This is why we got rid of them from super rugby. They offer nothing competition

Oh for pity’s sake will anything shut saffas up? 😴😴😴

Which meant everything and nothing for the Lions because they finished 9th. Seemed to work out pretty well for the Glasgow boys though.

Who cares if we lost to the lions, we still won the title. That's the main point. A middle finger to you.