I love the commentator when Quade is messing around behind his tryline: "Now what's he gonna do, oh dont tell me, hold on, hold on, what's gonna happen now?"

I get the impression James O'Connor and Quade Cooper had the maturity of 15 years olds whenever they were together

With Goode it was like someone drew an extra 0 on a props back and he just thought he would have a crack at it.

Love how from 7:06 to 7:36 it unexpectedly just becomes a courtney lawes tribute, wouldn't want to be a fly half against him.

@treehousekohtao

9 ай бұрын

Used to be...now he is the invisible man

06:00 funny thing is now it'd probably even be a red due to head clash

@karlosdeevs

8 ай бұрын

exactemente

What an unreal compilation!! People seem to be forgetting the title of the video haha, take the jokes when they're there. But this is really funny and informative - would love to see reactions to this from people who want to learn more about the different positions.

Laughed hard at 3:35

Quade Cooper was the best 5/8 in the world... for maybe a total of 3-4 hours in his career. Every other moment he was a liability.

@pdaddy4898

10 ай бұрын

Your exaggerating in a needlessly unkind manner, Quade was a fly-half who could do things no other fly-half in World Rugby could do. Playing an instinctive creative game involves taking risks and sometimes they don't pan out. But othertimes they produce moments that are still remarked at over a decade later and which typify why we love the game. Nevermind Quade being a Super Rugby and Tri Nations winner aswell.

@bpswank429

10 ай бұрын

Lol spoken like a true delusional Aussie , there was never a time he was considered the best , Did you forget a guy named daniel carter ?

@naph67

9 ай бұрын

@@pdaddy4898 yeah as a NZ'er I was truly worried about Aus going into the 2011 RWC. They were a really scary good team with Digby, Cooper, JOC, KB. They kinda fell apart during the WC but prior to that they were so exciting to watch.

@jaydencorley3512

9 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more

@phsycresconquest6636

8 ай бұрын

@@pdaddy4898 his problem that made him a liability despite his brilliance was that he really wasn’t much of a team player in terms of how he created chances. He’d tend to play more towards himself than towards the rest of the team.

Liked and subbed, where has this channel been! Love it, keep it up

The screen shot at 2.10...i can recall a similar back line for Wales in the 1980's.

I remember my dad telling me the story about how one Currie Cup final devolved into Naas Botha and can’t remember his name spent the entire game just kicking for posts in the Late 70s or 80s, can’t remember, all I know is it became a pissing contest of who could kick further

Andy Goode is the original meme fly half

Tell that to Barry John and Phill bennett

@chrishowell5718

9 ай бұрын

Phil Bennett side-stepping All-Blacks in his own 22 to start off the Edwards try for the Barbarians in 73 could very happily be in here, I think. And didn't Wales actually pick 3 or 4 fly-halves in their test side in 1987-ish?

Quade Cooper is one hell of a player

History of Rugby in Statistics and in Quality: Southern > Northern TRC > 6N and thats 100% truth like it or not. All times Southern Stars vs All times Northern Stars gonna be a massacre. Jonah Lomu, Bryan Habana, Dan Carter, Richie McCaw, and plus much more... GGNORE

Giteau is a legend

Finn Russells Northern !

If you want to do North vs South compare with Ntamac

Any hit on sexton is fine tbf

@fawltyoldboybasil.2178

10 ай бұрын

That really says everything about how opponents target Sexton to get him out of the game - because chances are, the longer he is on the field the more likely Ireland/Leinster are to win.

Safe option my ass he crash tackles with the head

Where is O'Gara? All there lads minus carter, Wilkinson and Sexton have never won a game

you forgot Michalak

😂 3:50 why is he kicking?

Think you forgot Finn Russell???

@duncanneave3959

11 ай бұрын

He's there from 4.40 mate.

Then you have England playing 3 fly halves at the same time 🤯

@karlosdeevs

8 ай бұрын

when have they done that?

@Calmdown1354

8 ай бұрын

@@karlosdeevs Smith, Farrell, Ford?

@karlosdeevs

8 ай бұрын

@@Calmdown1354 yh, when? when have they ever opted for all three starting the same test?

@Calmdown1354

8 ай бұрын

@@karlosdeevs I never said starting in my comment?? They were all on the field by the end of the bronze final. Why are you getting upset, is this a Borthwock burner account 👀😂

@karlosdeevs

8 ай бұрын

@@Calmdown1354 then it doesn’t even add up to ur original comment saying Smith, Farell and Ford starting at the same time. Get yer facts right, mate🤦‍♂️

I wouldn't call glorious the hit of Courtney Lawes (not sure it's him tbh) on Jules Plisson at 7:20, I was watching the game and I thought poor Jules would die. The tackle was legal though.

@maximuswhyte

11 ай бұрын

Yes it was Lawes, did Jules get up after that hit?

@hithere3035

11 ай бұрын

Jules was just stupid turning his back, he should know he's being closed down. That was lethal though, i'd be surprised if he didn't need a neck brace for a few days lol

@hafidkouloun6405

11 ай бұрын

@@maximuswhyte He did!

@machinwx

11 ай бұрын

So i asked a friend who is a long time supporter of Stade Français, Plisson's club at the time, and he told me that this tackle seems to have traumatised him. He didnt want to play for France again after that and started playing less confidently even at club level. He probably never was a world class 10 but still that's a sad thing for a very liked club player

@callumraza5046

10 ай бұрын

Xavier Rush got him back

ALL BLACKS 2010-2015 had some amazing fly halves Dan Carter Colin Slade Aaron Cruden Stephen Donald Beauden Barrett

Finn russell still the best in the world

@johnsonbrotherssports1067

9 ай бұрын

@B1son - He's my favorite too. I try and do things he does.

UK Fly halves tend to be stoic game management players because they play on soft grounds in the winter, where wet greasy balls are the norm and handling mistakes are common. Even teh flashy UK players are great passers rather than runners. As for Goode, probably the mosty over rated player in history.

@jonnybaynham1689

11 ай бұрын

Andy Goode is the GOAT. Dan Carter goes to bed with an Andy Goode cushion

@teawaruaedwards274

11 ай бұрын

Obviously NEVER played NZ conditions. Wet and Slippery is training your ball skills . Cold and Wet makes Raw-boned physicality Wet and soft makes for fitness.

@teawaruaedwards274

11 ай бұрын

​@@jonnybaynham1689bed??cushion?? Someone is comfortable with their dreaming. Your fairytale loses out to the NON FICTION of All Blacks RUGBY History.

@hammerhiem75

11 ай бұрын

@@teawaruaedwards274 You're drunk mate. British winter is 3-4 degrees colder than NZ winter and wetter on average and more importantly with usually only 1-2 hours Sunlight on Ave per day so pitches never dry out. Leicester: Ave Temp Nov- Feb 5C Christchurch: Jun-Sep 8C Leicester: Ave Hours Sunlight Nov- Feb 2 hours Christchurch: Jun-Sep 5 Hours Leicester: Ave Rainfall Nov- Feb 55mm Christchurch: Jun-Sep 50mm

@biggest23

11 ай бұрын

@@hammerhiem75….3 degrees difference in temp, 5mm difference in rainfall…. Wooooooow, it’s like the Sahara vs Antarctica.

Just watch rugby league for the attacking play

@funny1.510

10 ай бұрын

and 70 minutes of the slowest rugby ever

fix ya audio ya mongrel

Northern first tier Nations are so superior to the southern ones at this world cup, Australia and new Zealand are very poor, South Africa don't ever have a kicker