Where are my South African family ❤🇿🇦🇿🇦 proudly South African very proud of our boys

South African here, we're the current, reigning, defending recording breaking 4x World Rugby Champions 🏆🏆🏆🏆. We don't play rugby. We go to war!

they are not  taking drugs bro they are just pissed off at petrol price increase 😂

The "helmet" is called a scrum cap, it's to prevent your ears being ripped off. Totally optional.

I'm English and have to agree the a springboks are bloody terrifying and are excellent rugby players

Proudly South African, hulle weet nie wat ons weet nie.

I'm a South African and played rugby from the age of 7 to 32. Played school, club and provincial rugby. The drugs we take to enhance our performance are Steak, Brandy and Braai.

American Football is like WWE. Rugby is like UFC.

From 6 years old to 12 years old, we are taught to tackle and brawl, then after age 12 the School introduce us to the Ball.

Number 4 is Eben Etzebeth, the Enforcer. He's the spiritual successor to Bakkies Botha, who was not as vicious but more than brutal. 6'8 monsters, both of them..

What are they on? When a rugby player is playing for their country, it is the highest honour in life.

"Looks like he headbutts brick walls for fun" had me howling 😅😅😅😅😅

The more you watch, the more you'll understand and get to love rugby. In South Africa our blood is green

"He's a baby hippo." You just made my day😂😂😂😂😂

American football is the baby brother of RUGBY😂. Proud South African 🇿🇦

This team, MY team, is the thing in South Africa that unites us. They are at war defending our beautiful country❤


So proud of our Boys!!
Thank you for fighting for us...

Hulle weet nie wat ons weet nie!

The spider contortion is called a scrum, the ball gets thrown into the middle of the scrum and may not be picked up while inside the scrum. The scrum consist of the biggest and strongest players like the no.4 guy and the “baby hippo”, the 2 sides push against each other trying to push past the ball which can then be picked up by the strongest team once it exits at the back. While the scrum is pushing no one of the opposing team can come around the scrum to steal the ball either or will be offside, so what they do is push but not let the ball exit because as long as the ball is in the scrum they can keep pushing the weaker team further and gain more ground or even push them over the score line then just quickly take the ball and touch it down for a score. South Africa is most known for their super big and strong forward players, the ones you see in the scrum

Eben, that scary guy you saw, he lives in my neck of the woods. A Living Legend of note!!!
South Africans are built different, we don't need American football gear, as you can see in this game. Good to see America and Canada trying their hand at it, too.
But yep, a lot of the white and colored population have Dutch blood, the Dutch being the biggest people in average in the world. And the black guys within the Boks are also hefty guys with superpower, too, of course.
Even in our military, back in the day, our rifles were adjusted to accommodate bigger men. We have even trained American Marines in certain maneuvers. We are rich in alot of areas. We have an amazing nation that is fearless. Some of us wear "scrum caps" just to help avoid small concussions and skin tears from impact.

South Africans are living all over the world now, alot of them in New Zealand and Australia, so you can only imagine how much better these countries are going to become in the future with their rugby.
Let's leave this here, anyways. Go Bokke!!!

To answer the question of why they place the ball down in the middle when they score a try. Where you place the ball down once you have passed the try line determines where you kick the conversion. So if they put the ball down just under the post, they will kick for a conversion right in front of the posts, but if he puts the ball down near the edge of the field, they will have to kick from the sideline essentially.

Beautiful Brutal Lovable Beasts❤️❤️❤️... Our very own SPRINGBOKS 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦