im irish i cried after this game

@@mrgrogu3473 we've been there bro

Pretty cool Nathan 🍺🇳🇿🇳🇿

Next week must of been a bummer then?

Josiah Ray Yup but luckily I was only there for the week of Ireland game.

Referee goat without question

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@@anthonyruddell3969 Penalty try a joke Owens ability as a ref grossly overestimated.

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Unfortunately us kiwis are to proud to do the same for our team we let them know when they don’t perform well it’s sad

​​​@@taraishot100aThats why NZ will always be strong in sports we don't cheer losers thats settling for mediocrity

​@@Trajan2401 Always strong in sports? Get down off that high horse, What about boxing, soccer, swimming, athletics the list goes on... NZ are pretty poor at all those sports. It's a matter of respect and always supporting your country no matter what.

8 QF exits and they still believe they are the best. It's called being delusional.

It was actually because they knew they were f**ked. They had just been hammered by England and were on a downward spiral of losses and terrible games.. so it was inevitable sadly.

Didn't enjoy playing against England though

@@amarouhab what a beating it was

Stop crying

Most overrated player to get the accolade, alongside Sexton

@@denisemccarthy5384 lmao wait, Murray plays 2 or 3 games better than his entire career and that somehow justifies player of the decade? 🤣😂

I’d rather Aron smith over Murray dudes accomplished more in his career than Murray

Crying all blacks in the comments

Back to Quiddich, and yeah we got outplayed the next week but at least the English didn't win the week after that.

@@rickhurricane1 As we say in Ireland, it doesnt matter who wins, aslong as England loses

@@greywolf187 the best saying in sport haha

@@greywolf187 even though I’m English I normally end up supporting the other team lol

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jesus😂😂😂😂

Hahaha that's gold

Take any nice pictures?

wow thats really something. congratulations.

and many other games in history yep.

100% John 🍺🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿

@@MeanAzz_13 class goes a very long way Eddie Jones and Chekia don't do that Hansen is a cláss act very dignified tribute win or lose hhes a cláss act have time for the All blacks actually great players off the pitch win or lose always show class as allways

He's responsible for the utter capitulation at the hands of England. Had that have been Foster he'd have been crucified!! Then there's his part/role in appointing Foster as AB coach, which we all know, has been underwhelming. Sure, he's kissed the Blarney!

@@nepiahemopo1702 They finished 3rd lost one game man, 2 yrs ago and despite the bad start to the 2022 season we still could had ended the season Ranked number 1, had we beat England & not draw with them. Why so down on the All Blacks? Kia Kaha, man.

Sorry next time lol

That's sports. S.A./A.B.s would definitely be my 2nd choice. Still have to wait an undetermined amount of time to watch the full game, cause I didn't want to invest in a service and spend who knows how many hours a day for 2 months watching rugby. I got into rugby watching the A.B.s playing France (2008?). A French player was giving a smaller Kiwi a hard time. An All Black forward put a hand on the French player's shoulder, turned the guy around and laid him out! I realized at that point that this was a sport I would get into.@@Maoristaunchness

​@@Maoristaunchnessireland ain't making semis if they keep getting nz in quaternary finals. Ireland have wasted talent

@@TomasPartelius considering the 2 arguably most damaging players are Maori in Lowe and Gibson-park in the last RWC not sure who's wasting talent 😂😂😂

@@Maoristaunchness they both tried out for nz during the richie mccaw cowan era so ofc they arnt used

Same I love that game

Sry boys

@Ejrk22 what do ireland play??

@Ejrk22 there are 4 provinces each with their respective schools cup competition and each with age grade provincial levels. Do t think you can have a tournament with just 6 schools

@Ejrk22 I can name more than 6 Irish schools producing rugby players for Ireland internationally. While New Zealand is the most dominant rugby team to exist they still are beatable. RWC 2019 they were outplayed by England. 2018 outplayed by Ireland. And have lost their fair share of games to the likes of France and South Africa so it is an understatement to say that the game is so one sided

@Ejrk22 it’s not about Ireland it’s about the assumption no one can beat the all blacks. They are very much beatable otherwise wouldn’t they have won the World Cup?

It was about, 2 different copies, now none :/

Yonggeun lol

@yonGGeun 드래근신 When there would have been a try but due to the actions of a player that are against the rules on the opposite team to prevent that try the try is automatically awarded with the conversion so +7

it is when a person is offside and if that person was not offside they would of tried

Its a joke, a conquered throwback people. Makes me laugh.

@@roostercogburn1943 "a conquered throwback people" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 is that supposed to be witty old man?

@@bumwees2865 Nope, they come more from filipinos, their language is from Tagalog, they have only been in NZ for 800 years, not too much indigenous about them.

@@roostercogburn1943 well, I definitely took that the wrong way. My bad..

When will they ever learn 😂

Nice to shut up all the Irish fans that were trying to chant over it

Just like the stuff in that bottle

It is disrespectful on a cultural level

It added to the atmosphere & the occasion.

@@RioGamer no it's not.

@@RioGamer Singing is part of our culture just like trying to intimidate opposition before the game is yers

@@RioGamer fkng dumbest opinion ever.

hello

I pray we don’t have a repeat on Saturday 😂🙏

I’m Irish obviously btw

My read of the situation was that the ABs went into the tournament convinced that they had to win against Ireland. England went into the tournament knowing they had to win against the ABs. SA simply realized that they had to win the final, so they took every match one at a time and were rewarded for it.

@@benthiccbiomancer2760 Totally agree with you.

The irish a hole never healed after this

@Ejrk22 what happens on the field stays on the field

@Ejrk22 my point is regardess of how your country makes up their sporting programs. On the day is when it matters and evidently another country with varying aapects also participates on the field. And are competitive

And the Wallabies in Perth before the World Cup.

Fair comment, hate hearing it from English fans, I blamed changes made, but we were well beaten, we weren't even in that game. As a New Zealander I accepted it, but how I hated being reminded by the English fans. Next time.

And full credit to England for bringing their best, but I think All Black management got cocky changed the team that beat Ireland, to save themselves for the Final then lost to England and ended up bringing them back to play for 3rd place and won, but a lesson was learnt there. We're still learning, on going.

Huge respect for him he put Ireland in the game with wins over the All Blacks and got them to 1st ranked team in the World but, you need more than that playing against the All Blacks. Proud of our boys we'll settle for 3rd and take a loss.

I think this will be the last World Cup where it will take place as it's becoming overused.

@@brisbanerugby it's a tradition

@@brisbanerugby Yeah right, Do you understand the meaning of the Haka? It will be around for as long as the All Blacks use it. The Haka is a challenge for the teams playing the All Blacks, Bring your best game, we will bring ours and lets battle on the field. Learn about it, John Eales did and he did a great job respecting it.

@@Nineteenseventy2 it used to only be for touring teams and it's overuse diminishes it's aura, with all due respect. At the World Cup, it should not be used as it's not just about the Polynesian teams it's more inclusive.

@@brisbanerugby I'm not sure what you mean "Its not just about the Polynesian teams its more inclusive"? I cant quite understand what you are trying to say?

I love you

@@ameliadowner5950 well that makes two of us, baby

What ireland weren't going to do b4 this match! Imagine if the men in white came up with all that. Humbling. But then so was the final before anyone starts.

Ireland

Ya that's another

That was such a blowout. The whole place was cheering for Canada near the end when it looked like they'd avoid the shutout. Played with heart if not success

I think Owens is an excellent ref, but he got this one wrong, at least as far as his first explanation is concerned. As you say, Todd is fully onside when the Irish #8 picks up the ball, so Owens is wrong to call a penalty try for offside. However, the replay also shows that Todd did not attempt to wrap his arms in the tackle and rolled off the #8 and against the post, effectively blocking it off. Long after the replay is shown you can hear Owens say "no attempt to wrap as well", and I think that's the only legit reason for a penalty try here. I have a suspicion Owens might have realised that as well, which is why he clearly made the late point about not wrapping. This also brings up a gripe I have about this law. If the bottom of the post is considered part of the try line, then a defender must be allowed to stand with a foot against the post and still be onside. But the law doesn't allow that. It doesn't make sense.

The Irish have history with the haka. Remember Willie Anderson? That didn't end well either.

Ya same I want the match

No... You are just not good when Boks and ABs reach their peak.

@@jadenphilander5592 yeh im a kiwi bro, calm down

​@@jadenphilander5592 was fairly obvious hes not irish, with the "kia kaha". Hes a kiwi😂

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@@shane-irish Do you have Premium?

@@alexkaiakaplanis sure do

I can only find the highlights. Wanted to see the Aussie front row trying to rile Sinkler and Maro telling them to f*** off.

No! Ireland? Surely not.

@@stephenreeds3672 yeah cause the abs are the cleanest team in world rugby

Because the Irish player didn't fully collect the ball in his attempt to intercept, it was deemed as a deliberate knock on , a knock on is a half penalty, but deliberate knock on is a full penalty , because the Irish player ruined a possible try by nz.

@@Guest-sh5ws Thank you!

Tbf, I don't think anyone outside of England likes the English rugby team

Yeah true.

I'll try and give a little clarity, Patrick. There are three basic ways to move the ball forward. Through running and passing movements incorporating backs and forwards, through kicking it forward, and through driving it in short bursts or a rolling maul by the forwards. A pick and go is when a forward takes it from the ruck and drives forward into the opposition, often with other forwards binding onto him. It might be repeated a few times, especially if the drive has built up a real momentum. What's called keeping it tight. Often the halfback will pass the ball to a pod of forwards (2 or 3 guys) standing off the ruck who will then drive it forward and set up another ruck. Every ruck forces the defence to adjust and figure out what the attacking side will do next. It's by mixing up these different ways of advancing the ball that a team can draw in the defence and have them guessing as to when you will break away from the tight play to exploit any gaps with passing movements. If the opposition know that you're always going to pass it wide (or keep it tight) then defending is easier. But if you sometimes make ground in short bursts, other times pass the ball wide and run it on your terms, and employ tactical kicks at the right time, then you're controlling play. All that stuff about which is tougher isn't worth bothering with. All football is tough one way or another.

@@newremote Thanks for clarifying. It sounds like what I'm finding confusing is the short burst/rolling maul thing. Both teams are stretched across the field in a line one-player deep. The guy with the ball runs forward into the guy across from him, gets a couple steps and is brought down while somebody rolls over him, then it's passed down the line to repeated. I'm puzzled about the logic behind that, but I am enjoying the game regardless. Thank you also for your comment about the tougher conversation. It's amazing how angry some folks get over this. It's all tough, as you say, and I can appreciate athleticism and talent no matter what form it takes.

@@patrickarmstrong1948: Glad you're enjoying it. I think the logic might become more clear the more you watch. It's not always about avoiding the tackle and in fact the contact is often taken deliberately, as you've noticed. The key thing is that in rugby the play doesn't stop with a tackled ball carrier. The tackle and the ruck that forms over it (called the breakdown) is a platform for what you do next. Setting up a series of breakdowns, called phases, is often just to get the ball to where you want it on the field and keeping opponents committed to defending it in tight, while you get organised to run it wider when it suits. It all about varying the attack and keeping the opposition on the back foot.

@@patrickarmstrong1948 In rugby....you cant throw the ball forward like gridiron. So a player must carry the ball forward then turn and pass the ball back......like a scrimmage but faster. In gridiron they STOP after every play.....rugby is a lot faster.

True

Nah nz won because Ireland is trash

Migies and newzelands arses where handed them by England ahahahahah

@@rob7963 ahahahaha hope u enjoyed the finals.....

@@rob7963 Kolbe breaking farrell's ankles was great wasn't it