I played at the highest levels of schoolboy rugby in England, many years ago & I think the game today is bigger stronger, quicker & better than its ever been. I love to see the youngsters of all nations play with passion it's fantastic. Maybe if I was a young man today I could of made it as a professional. Sadly 35yrs ago I wasn't from the right background . It was very very rare for anyone from a poor background to get anywhere in English Rugby. After taking part in week long trials me & 2 others from better backgrounds than me were asked to sign for the biggest club in the county Im from. I didn't sign as my parents had never drove or any hope of owning a car. So I had no way of travelling to the club for training or to play. The club is 40 miles from where I live. I'm pretty certain I would of been the 1st semi professional player from the area I live in which is quite a big area. So it fills me with a lot of happiness to see all these young players from all walks of life getting the chance to make it in the game. The magnificent Kiwi's are the ultimate school age players, the S. Africans let's say can be as brutal if not the most brutal team in the world. They have the knack of producing teams every so often that are a mix of both strength & sublime skills that are unmatched. It's usually the team that's better than the All blacks that becomes the world champions though.
Miss school rugby as a saffa boy !! I was one of those big units at 1.92M and 112KG in grade 12 in the No 8 position ....but now at 40 the knees and back dont work like they use to before ....cause we tough and dumb at young age and think we can recover in a day ...
I was talking to some old toppie and he said if you have f#cked something up in your body by the time you're 40 from playing rugby can you really consider yourself a south African man lol
played school rugby in SA for 5 years I now need physio on my neck once a week, cos of the whiplash from all those big hits. not to heal, just to be able to sleep. these kids are hard
Im dutch and i can confirm this, im in the middle height wise in my friends group and family. Im only 1m95, but my father was 2.10 and 140 kilo's just from working in the Port of Amsterdam al his life. Im currently considering joining a rugby team becus rugby playing friends told me im wel suited. I dont know tho if 24 isnt to old to start my career.
That's also because they have a different mentality for training. At the age of 14 they start to go to the gym, in order to increase they're strength. In italy neither at the age of 18 they let you lift some wight, in fact I was 60 kg (when I have my rucksack full 😂) against people that weight about 90 kg and more.
Holy shit!! They're some big units! I've always given S.A rugby credit but not enough by the looks of it!? Proud Kiwi here and I've always rated N.Z high school rugby but that's next level. 👌
south african school boy rugby has a huge steroid problem. this isnt coming from me, but from the 50% of south african schools that have players that pissed hot, the countless number of stories and accounts of doping from south africans and, from an eye test, it is almost impossible to get that big at such a young age without PED's.
As a school rugby player you don’t care how hard you go in for the tackles it’s all about showing your strength and be recognized when the two teams meet again
SA rugby is looking healthy again 🔥 🇿🇦 Beleive you me most of these boys want to play for the Boks! Some might not make the cut but do we have a huge pool of talent. Wow!!!!
@@safunnt7435 Some boys use it, but was in Grade 8/Standard 6 with 2 locks in the 14a team with me, one was 1.94 and the other 1.92...I doubt Dbol & Tren makes you grow that tall at age 13/14. We didn't even know what roids were then. Just genetically big boys. Both stopped playing rugby in high school, no desperation in taking roids in context, but both played u13 Craven week.
@@kaisahfx1246 for the lower tier schools its like that, but look at Grey College for example, and they are big yes but incredibly fit, aswell as extremely skillful.
Blue and white stripes. I saw him play live. Beast, and proudly went to the same school. Makes me a proud Wynberg old boy. Hey Ebenezer, keep it up brothet. SUPERA MORAS Blue White, Wynberg Wynberg
I never really paid much mind to rugby. But for the past 2 days I've been watching high lights. Holy shit!!! American football is weak compared to this. American football isn't about shit hahahah
@@Tom-vu1wr you know that it's completely possible to look like that while not taking roids, right? I'm not saying he isn't, but I'm also not saying he is. Why do people always assume great body equals roids?
SA are a different breed. I’m from the US and I played on a 7s team with some of the best players across the country and we still got whooped by every SA team at the tournament
Some of these collisions are just scary and unsafe. But hey thinking back playing for the first xv brought out the fire and brimstone in most boys. Love the game
SA school rugby is brutal i played in the late 80’s early90s and it was a free for all. We didnt care so much about the scoreline but more about who won the battle. Scrums and rucks were full of the dark arts hehehe... having said that the game is better that they cleaned it up now.
They made NZ school teams look like midgets, but by the time u20s teams go against each other they match up. NZ players seem to get much bigger and faster from 18 to 20. NZ players also got smaller in schools when they started testing for PEDs at schoolboy level.
Im 20 years old i played school rugby 2 years ago i miss it alot the intensity was quick and the big schools always a massive challenge like rondebosh boland landbou drosdy durbanville they had allstar teams of talent .
Pap en vleis 😊 But South Africa is a country of oversized people. You have the Afrikaners who had to endure arduous boat trips from Europe and dangerous treks inland, so only the best and strongest survived. Similarly you have the Xhosa, Zulu and even Swati who were warrior societies with emphasis on having large, strong young warriors together with natural athleticism and last the coloured community who have both the size and strength together with that athleticism. Physically gifted but not always disciplined. And we rely too much on size and not skills.
@@arnarmagnusson8201 the white Afrikaans people in South Africa are mostly descended from the Dutch which are with Bosnia I think the tallest people in the world. As a stand alone those Afrikaans speaking South Africans are the tallest in the world. Not quite sure what you are on about or what you think you saw but no.
@@anthonytromp6265 hahahahaa Should watch the Fijian schools smashing south african schools in their japan tour's. Shit have you even watched 7s and 15s, Fiji smashing South Africa even though Fiji is way behind on the technical side of 15s, they still dominate the physical side. Hahahahaha.
@@anthonytromp6265 ua-cam.com/video/cK5e0KrtD3s/v-deo.html Rugby league is more physical game. Watch Fiji smashing South Africa. This was local Fijian players who have lack of knowledge about training and diet and yet smashing SA. All SA school boys doing now are too much supplements to make them stronger or illegal drugs.
I can very much believe this is school boy rugby. But wow look at the investment they have into this level of rugby. The UK needs more infrastructure. So much talent wasted especially at state schools.
Either way mate, there is clear representation that investment into rugby pathways can win you a wolf cup. The UK has such a shitty pathway that only money can get you through
Jan Combrink You’re a naive fool if you think that S African players aren’t juiced to the gills. That team who won the World Cup were all roid heads. Pierre Spies was taking juice from he was no age. Don’t be a fool.
I enjoyed school boy rugby in the 80s, 1985 to 1989. Good memories, I remember many big boys at that time as well, 6 foot plus, 110 to 130 kgs, even some were heavier like big Bill Cavubati from Scots College. I remember playing Wesley college once, 1988, they were very big, I remember Waisake sotutu, he was playing 1st five that day, I'd say he was the biggest 1st Five in NZ those days lol. 1.9ish 110kg ish lol. We were happy because we won 33 to 3 against those big boys lol. Early 80s were the same, very big school boys. So I don't think the boys are any bigger, maybe more of the PEDS these days and for a wee while now.
No im just commending his conditioning. For SA boys rugby is everything. They take it seriously. They work hard on their conditioning together with the fact that naturally SA boys are big.
@@sandalssandals5362 no they aren’t South African boys are generally quite average height and middle sized only a little extra gets you to be so different
If SA joins the 6 nations we would be able to keep all our star players because they can play for european clubs but also still play for their country of birth🔥🇿🇦🔥
@@benjicool2808 EJ is right, we do lose most if not almost all our very best players to stronger currencies. We don't even see them after school. As for our WC team it's an exception, otherwise we don't use those players. And all those players did play locally for an extended time. There are players we never ever see, like over 500 of them. Look up Duhan van der Merwe. Sad , but a reality!
@@benjicool2808 Thats not true. Only 7 members of the World Cup final match 23 were based in Europe at that time. And only 3 of these players were even in the starting 15: 9. De Klerk 14. Kolbe 15. Le Roux 19. Koch 20. Mosert 21. Louw 23. Steyn *recently signed back to Cheetahs The rest of the match 23 was South African based: 1. Beast (Sharks) 2. Mbonabi (Stormers) 3. Malherbe (Stormers) 4. Eben Etzebeth (Stormers) *was signed to Toulon but had not yet represented them 5. de Jager (Bulls) 6. Kolisi (Stormers) 7. Pieter Steph du Toit (Stormers) 8. Vermeulen (Bulls) 10. Pollard (Bulls) 11. Mapimpi (Sharks) 12.De Allende (Stormers) 13. Am (Sharks) 16. Marx (Lions) 17. Kitshoff (Stormers) 19. RG Snyman (Bulls) *May have already agreed terms with Munster at date of final 22. Jantjies (Stormers) The situation has somewhat changed now, but this is normal post-World Cup. The reality is that the strength of Springbok rugby will always remain in SA. Players will leave but the conveyor belt is good enough that they are quickly replaced by world-class players both at franchise and national level. All of the 7 European based players in the match 23 were already very well established Springboks (or Blitzbok in the case of Kolbe) by the time they moved to Europe.
Reason why rugby will never be a global sport is people moan when players go play overseas. Let them go play and earn a living. Other sports you can go play in any league you want and still plsy for your country.
Cadi GTA I’ve seen this so many times so good. But I still think better of South African players for their dedication rising from defeat to win the World Cup.
You don’t know SA school rugby then if you think there are no roids. Biggest roid users (Not talking about Springboks or other pro teams but school rugby)
TJ Mat there have been minimal cases. And there is multiple testing that players go through. Cravenweek which is made up of schoolboys they do a lot of testing there so I don’t know what you’re talking about
Caleb Lombard Lol they do not do loads of testing lol that’s bullshit. Even at professional level in South Africa they don’t do random tests! This is the country that let Chilliboy Ralepele finish his career at the sharks even though he had 2 failed tests 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I grew up in durban playing rugby and in boarding school.was not the biggest but loads of heart and speed .went on to be a British paratrooper and now here at 34 with tired ankles and medically discharged.
@John Mils they're tested once every 3 weeks. Especially before the big games. You should honestly see the gyms at the schools. I see most high schools practicing on holidays and for hours after school and even in school time. Just because someone has muscles doesn't mean they use steroids. Please do your research. Doos.
Steroids galore. That big freak holding the ball with one hand doesn't even have the body type for how fast he is LOL. He's running like his steroids are waiting at the try line.
SA has the best rugby schools in the world by some distance. Its what happens after school thats the problem but in Erasmus and Nienaber we have guys who will hopefully exploit our youngsters raw talent instead of coaching it out of them like so many SA coaches often do.
How do you know they have the best schools system by some distance? Its not like schools around the globe play eachother very often. Also SA dont dominate international underage rugby so seems unlikely they have the best schools system by some distance.
They take steroids. they have no skill but their physicality and size is what makes them the best. thats why NZ exposes them in international level. SA is big and useless while NZ is skillful. Imagine what rassie would do with the all blacks
@@toiletsmithy3630 Last time I checked the Boks were World Champions. So much for NZs skill, speaking of, Argentina and Australia just exposed NZs so called skills and severe lack of depth. As for our boys taking steroids, well, whatever helps you sleep at night
Gerrit v R nobody is saying it’s just South Africa but other countries have a much stricter doping policy. Even at club level South African teams do not have random drug testing.
Bruh, I'm a school boy in SA at the moment and we get alot of random drug testing, it's not roids, it's called hard work in off season and throughout the season and the thing you need to understand is that most of us come from the farm where it's not just the gym that make you physical but also the work on the farm because most of the farm still use older methods that require doing it yourself and not machines. It's so strict in off season as well that every month you get tested and if you are positive you get a 2 year ban and get tested throughout your ban as well
Just so we’re all on the same page here, we’re all aware that there is serious steroid abuse in SA school rugby? The Du Preez brothers live in the same apartments as me in Manchester and look so much smaller/ leaner than they did when they first came over as steroids/ HGH is all drug tested over here. Not for one second doubting their innate physicality but the physiology of these “boys” are a different level to everyone else, bar the Pacific Islanders, due to these enhancing drugs.
Nope go look at these kids gym schedule for the past eight years. Schoolboy rugby in SA have a lot of private investment from parents. Even second league school have semi professional training programs and infrastructure. Go look at junior Olympics all the kids get tested yet they look huge. It is just professional training.
Franko the kids at the Olympics are tested that’s correct but they are off the juice by then lol. Cycling on and off the juice when coming up to a major competition has been done for years
Trust me. Every school in SA does steroid tests to make sure it is as fair as possible. I honestly don’t know where you are getting this BS. It’s called going to the gym
Neon_Ocelot The schools are usually know exactly what’s going on I suggest searching for “BBC - Steroids at 16: South Africa's schoolboy rugby scene faces a widespread doping problem” the article it’s a interesting read and will show you the sources we are talking about
@@captainhindsight8906 lol it's just facts " there is steroid use going around , I'm not sure if it's a pandemic though ,. And your right they're the world champs .. they beat a team that played there finals in the semis ,. Lol I don't think it's hate to say , some of these young fellas use steroids .
@@fear_the_lord1595 clearly resentment or hate. Just remember the Springboks are the champions of the universe. Name a few players other than Chilly Boy and Apihwe that has tested positive for roids.
Captain Hindsight chilly boy was still allowed to play in your domestic league even though he had been caught twice doping! How can we take you guys seriously Even your domestic clubs don’t do random drug testing due to money constraints so I can’t see how your even allowed to play international rugby.
@@captainhindsight8906 lol I love the all blacks ,. But shit coaching and shit player selection cost NZ the cup . That's our own mistakes . But that doesn't mean I resent the boks ., In fact I was cheering them on in the final " why not ?? ,. They have the players and skill set . " But your delusional if you can't accept that there are teenagers in your rugby system that use steroids ". That statement doesn't come from resentment or hate . Just facts .
The problem with SA rugby is that at school level kids are use to overpowering opposition. Then when they reach professional level where opposition have good basics and much better tackling technique they suffer. We need to introduce more skills in our rugby and not just rely on brute strength. And no I am not saying these boys are not skilled. But if you watch NZ schools play there is so much soft touches to the game. How is it that we dominate them at school level but they beat us at a professional level? And please do not blame quota, because Malcom marx has been disgusting as a hooker and nobody calls him out. Mbonambi has been amazing for the boks.
As a kiwi, it warms my heart knowing schoolboy rugby in SA is strong. When SA is weak rugby isn't the same.
Who are the champions now?
Tf did you just say
Gtfo
@@nkosibless2253 ,but not the best,learn how to beat NZ first lol.
Yeah I remember when it was weak when he so many quotas, particularly in the 57 - 0 game when we lost to the ABs.
The power of biltong
Steroids*
Boerewors,pap, gatsby.
Lol
I have four friends at an elite rugby school they are on Peds.Everyone turns a blind eye . Victory at all costs
More likely doping.
From Kenya
SA school rugby seems so physical and competitive...no wonder S.A broke England's hearts and confidence in the recent world cup...!
3 world cup trophies all came as a result of this.
South African rugby is solid at mo, cant wait to watch the all blacks try make a come back.
They’re all on steroids
Tomas Young you mean braaivleis and Boer culture
@@MrTottish Did you test them? Lol! Size and physically has been SA rugby culture since the 1800's.
I played at the highest levels of schoolboy rugby in England, many years ago & I think the game today is bigger stronger, quicker & better than its ever been. I love to see the youngsters of all nations play with passion it's fantastic. Maybe if I was a young man today I could of made it as a professional. Sadly 35yrs ago I wasn't from the right background . It was very very rare for anyone from a poor background to get anywhere in English Rugby. After taking part in week long trials me & 2 others from better backgrounds than me were asked to sign for the biggest club in the county Im from. I didn't sign as my parents had never drove or any hope of owning a car. So I had no way of travelling to the club for training or to play. The club is 40 miles from where I live. I'm pretty certain I would of been the 1st semi professional player from the area I live in which is quite a big area. So it fills me with a lot of happiness to see all these young players from all walks of life getting the chance to make it in the game. The magnificent Kiwi's are the ultimate school age players, the S. Africans let's say can be as brutal if not the most brutal team in the world. They have the knack of producing teams every so often that are a mix of both strength & sublime skills that are unmatched. It's usually the team that's better than the All blacks that becomes the world champions though.
Miss school rugby as a saffa boy !! I was one of those big units at 1.92M and 112KG in grade 12 in the No 8 position ....but now at 40 the knees and back dont work like they use to before ....cause we tough and dumb at young age and think we can recover in a day ...
The things we did for the game lol but you know. It was worth it the memories last a life time
Shit man
And here I am in Grade 10 playing no.6 (flanker) 1.8m and 86kg
@@werieawesome8530 same here bro. only 87 kgs but 25 years old ahahha
what a unit man
I was talking to some old toppie and he said if you have f#cked something up in your body by the time you're 40 from playing rugby can you really consider yourself a south African man lol
2:52 🤣🤣🤣 . Dancing betty got rocked
what was he thinking
@@KryptonIstheFuture thats it, he wasnt thinking
played school rugby in SA for 5 years
I now need physio on my neck once a week, cos of the whiplash from all those big hits.
not to heal, just to be able to sleep. these kids are hard
Steroids
@@Washyourbum28 lol, you're saying that all SA schoolboys take them? Gtfoh
@@Washyourbum28 its called a boer seun
@@wuthurer very possible
@@ethanwilliams7706 no, that's stupid because I'm one myself
I remember some of the afrikaans schools in the 80's had naturally huge guys. Some dutchmen are just built like that
I agree you get guys north of 6'5'' and 100kg that's all genes, look at guys like Bakkie Botha, it's like they are bred that way.
Im dutch and i can confirm this, im in the middle height wise in my friends group and family.
Im only 1m95, but my father was 2.10 and 140 kilo's just from working in the Port of Amsterdam al his life.
Im currently considering joining a rugby team becus rugby playing friends told me im wel suited.
I dont know tho if 24 isnt to old to start my career.
That's also because they have a different mentality for training. At the age of 14 they start to go to the gym, in order to increase they're strength. In italy neither at the age of 18 they let you lift some wight, in fact I was 60 kg (when I have my rucksack full 😂) against people that weight about 90 kg and more.
@Ben Campbell na man HRC to much egos and to little rugby
@Ben Campbell i live in lisse and there is a local club in Sassenheim, i might go there to join a couple of training sessions.
Holy shit!! They're some big units! I've always given S.A rugby credit but not enough by the looks of it!? Proud Kiwi here and I've always rated N.Z high school rugby but that's next level. 👌
south african school boy rugby has a huge steroid problem. this isnt coming from me, but from the 50% of south african schools that have players that pissed hot, the countless number of stories and accounts of doping from south africans and, from an eye test, it is almost impossible to get that big at such a young age without PED's.
THNKS BRO. MUCH LOVE
Been out of school almost 20 years but i still watch Schoolboy. It has its own dynamics and intensity that you hardly find with the pros.
Eat clen, tren hard, anaver give up, test your limits, Dbolish your haters, and always winn
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
U know your steroids 😂
that was very clever lol👍👍👍
My broer. Your surname?😂😂😂😂😂
Clen 😂😂😂
So glad that 10 got wrote off, typical fly half showing off
Late tackle & he was getting the receiver onside?? 😂
#10 gets deleted
Thanos: this does put a smile on my face
😂😂😂😂 that 10
Ssssssssssmote.
Cowardly act smashing a 10 like that, the guy was twice his size. All for playing hard but thats just going out to try to hurt people.
Played against EG Jansen on a rugby tour and man was it a physical game. Some big Afrikaanas running full tilt whilst playing at altitude was tough
love how you lot think that Joburg area is at Altitude
As a school rugby player you don’t care how hard you go in for the tackles it’s all about showing your strength and be recognized when the two teams meet again
FOR me its about showing off my SKILL AND STEPS, JUST to be recognized AND ACKNOWLEDGED EVERYGAME, by EVERYONE/
2:04 the number 7 is Jean Luc Du Preez, Dan Du Preez also played with him for that Kearsney team
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And the number 7 of the beggining to?
SA rugby is looking healthy again 🔥 🇿🇦 Beleive you me most of these boys want to play for the Boks! Some might not make the cut but do we have a huge pool of talent. Wow!!!!
Braais make you bigger. BBQ's not.
Best comment ever!!!!!! XD
So does stepping in needles
It is called d-bol and tren. I think you confused that with braai.
So do steroids
@@safunnt7435 Some boys use it, but was in Grade 8/Standard 6 with 2 locks in the 14a team with me, one was 1.94 and the other 1.92...I doubt Dbol & Tren makes you grow that tall at age 13/14. We didn't even know what roids were then. Just genetically big boys. Both stopped playing rugby in high school, no desperation in taking roids in context, but both played u13 Craven week.
I love how it starts with a high tackle
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As an ex SA schoolboy rugby player , the amount of steroids is unbelievable. The mentality is if you not big enough you simply won’t make it.
ZAIrishPatriot98 ! Wow.. definitely heard about that and the whole “cycle” stuff, but for an ex player to admit it just unbelievable.
all allegations aside, theses boys didn't look all that skillfull is all about size ans strength in SA?
Grey College students are beasts😵I go to Glenwood and I don't think we can beat them again
@@kaisahfx1246 for the lower tier schools its like that, but look at Grey College for example, and they are big yes but incredibly fit, aswell as extremely skillful.
Undeniable facts right here, mate. And in my experience it started as early as under 15 level where boys at school were caught using steroids.
Hows that dark guy fake stepping and just gets destroyed where he wasnt watching 😂😂
😂😂😂 he got rocked while clowning around
Our front row was 330kg in Matric, front five where something like 540kg or so. Scrumhalf had an easy life.
After eating Pap en Vleis , you get such big confident laaities and I am so proud of you my laaitie broes ....🍛🍗🍖👈😄😂😂
I believe it, went on tour to SA they play a different game over there it’s so physical
Power of Pap🔥🔥
well done. best schoolboy rugby video out there right now.
2:50 What was that!! 😂😂😂
Blue and white stripes. I saw him play live. Beast, and proudly went to the same school. Makes me a proud Wynberg old boy. Hey Ebenezer, keep it up brothet. SUPERA MORAS
Blue White, Wynberg Wynberg
Big man Eben 💪💪🔵⚪️🔵
I never really paid much mind to rugby. But for the past 2 days I've been watching high lights. Holy shit!!! American football is weak compared to this. American football isn't about shit hahahah
I’m of English and saffa origins and I’m glad my ancestors moved up north. I’ve got two years till I may play these so I’ve got to get big by then
Good luck buddy
Be careful, they go hard on the roids
Benjamin don’t worry man. I’ve learned about peds, why not to take them and the bad affects of them. I won’t be caught 100 miles near them
Nobody:
Dudes from other nations: StErOiDs!!
If u don't think the guys I'm the thumbnail r on roids ur mad
@@Tom-vu1wr sure there are guys on roids
But claiming that we only good cause of roids is some bs
With or without SA still has the best school rugby
@@Tom-vu1wr you know that it's completely possible to look like that while not taking roids, right? I'm not saying he isn't, but I'm also not saying he is. Why do people always assume great body equals roids?
@@benl4862 ye but while being in school and considering South African schools r known for pumping kids with roids
@@Tom-vu1wr no they are not im in south africa and our schools rugby players doesnt use roids and wont either so yea idk why people assume that
2:46 seems to think players only come from side on 😂😂😂
hahahahah was like WTF
SA are a different breed. I’m from the US and I played on a 7s team with some of the best players across the country and we still got whooped by every SA team at the tournament
Different breed because they use roids
@@Benjamin-uv7op no bro😂 we were wayyyy bigger than them. They were just faster and played better rugby
@@treydixon4855 yeah. SA schoolboys admit to roid and it's nothing to even make excuses about. it allows them to juice
@@toiletsmithy3630 a lot probably do. They teams I faced didn’t see like it they were just quick and had great ball movement
Some of these collisions are just scary and unsafe. But hey thinking back playing for the first xv brought out the fire and brimstone in most boys. Love the game
3:14 that's why I watch these videos 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
1:48 holy shit that must have been painful
Cant believe these are school boys.
It’s all the steroids they’re taking
Helmet Boy Correct.
@@OhDeeDoubleU no they're being tested before each game. You should see the gyms these oaks have at school.
@@UsyksmashedFurytwice lol go do your research.
@Mia Coetzer no response?
Why you never mess with a SpringBok Fan 0:21
SA school rugby is brutal i played in the late 80’s early90s and it was a free for all. We didnt care so much about the scoreline but more about who won the battle. Scrums and rucks were full of the dark arts hehehe... having said that the game is better that they cleaned it up now.
This is probably my 10th time watching this video mad bro big ups.🥰🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤ like sodat DIE HARD RUGBY can see. Have a nice day guys and gals.🥰🥰
I can’t wait to get back and play for my school in the uk
DODGE Mo nah mate my school goes on a tour to South Africa every two years and pretty much always wins
@@henryt1521 maybe you should ask the organizers to play teams in the top 10 next time
@DODGE Mo the past 4 games played by England and South Africa have been won twice by England and twice by South Africa
Proud to be South African😏😎
Nothing to be proud of Apartheid country
@@jigsaw2253 Apartheid country SA? That was the past. Where're you from.
@@creke4847 exactly we're all past that now !!!!
They made NZ school teams look like midgets, but by the time u20s teams go against each other they match up. NZ players seem to get much bigger and faster from 18 to 20. NZ players also got smaller in schools when they started testing for PEDs at schoolboy level.
Because they use roids
That poor kid in the white jersey at 0:21. He looks out cold.
OMG. That kid got cut in half 0:20.
Are these guys all U18? Incredible power talent and size on display here.
yeah the guy with the blonde hair was in my school the number 7 jaundre ondendaal
@@prestonsmith3795 Can you maybe identify how old he was in this video?
@@cjhero20yt82 yes 18
@@prestonsmith3795 do you know if he made it to the pros?
@@cjhero20yt82 he was 18
I played against most of these Schools . Unbelievable how strong these boys are.
Im 20 years old i played school rugby 2 years ago i miss it alot the intensity was quick and the big schools always a massive challenge like rondebosh boland landbou drosdy durbanville they had allstar teams of talent .
Could your next drop be about SA schools most skilled players 🔥🔥🔥
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@John Mils 😂😂 That's cold man
@John Mils No Skill? What SA have you been watching? They're physical but you can't say there's no skill..
John Mils thats why grey college dismatles every nz team they play?
John Mils NZ schools are losing by record scores against SA schools 😂😂
Would love to see these young fellas play rugby league. Top skills - coming from a kiwi i would follow it
Pap en vleis 😊
But South Africa is a country of oversized people. You have the Afrikaners who had to endure arduous boat trips from Europe and dangerous treks inland, so only the best and strongest survived. Similarly you have the Xhosa, Zulu and even Swati who were warrior societies with emphasis on having large, strong young warriors together with natural athleticism and last the coloured community who have both the size and strength together with that athleticism. Physically gifted but not always disciplined. And we rely too much on size and not skills.
Cheers to you bhut
Dont forget alot of dutch genes in suid afrika
Don’t forget all those special supplements either
I’ve been to South Africa they are quite short compared to most except the rugby players so that’s probably something going on there
@@arnarmagnusson8201 the white Afrikaans people in South Africa are mostly descended from the Dutch which are with Bosnia I think the tallest people in the world. As a stand alone those Afrikaans speaking South Africans are the tallest in the world. Not quite sure what you are on about or what you think you saw but no.
Should watch the tackles when Fiji schools and SA meet in Japan tournament.
Fiji is nothing compared to SA .
@@anthonytromp6265 hahahahaa Should watch the Fijian schools smashing south african schools in their japan tour's. Shit have you even watched 7s and 15s, Fiji smashing South Africa even though Fiji is way behind on the technical side of 15s, they still dominate the physical side. Hahahahaha.
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Rugby league is more physical game. Watch Fiji smashing South Africa. This was local Fijian players who have lack of knowledge about training and diet and yet smashing SA. All SA school boys doing now are too much supplements to make them stronger or illegal drugs.
@@anthonytromp6265 bruh stfu u got beat by fkn cook islands and you think ur physical? 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭
What a hit from Ebenezer
South African schoolboy rugby has got to be the best in the world, too bad alot of these star players get poached to France and other countries
Because they use roids
I can very much believe this is school boy rugby. But wow look at the investment they have into this level of rugby. The UK needs more infrastructure. So much talent wasted especially at state schools.
Timmy Geçer u think any of these schools are state ?
@@JH-xv3jp It's a mix of state and private.
Joss Hea7er actually most of them are.
Either way mate, there is clear representation that investment into rugby pathways can win you a wolf cup. The UK has such a shitty pathway that only money can get you through
@@timmygecer667 Yeah bro, unless you go private school for 6th form your chances are very small
Great video!
them big boys would be a good match for the islanders...
Who is that No.7? Guys a semi trailer. Awe from Papua New Guinea!
I always feel sorry for the late developers at school boy level!
I could watch these young men playing all day 👍👍👍👍👍
They all take some excellent “Protein shakes”. Yeah, South African rugby players love their “Whey protein”.
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Hold up now... Look at their ancestors... Dont be jealous
Hoganballs nahhh mate we call it pap and wors.
Jan Combrink You’re a naive fool if you think that S African players aren’t juiced to the gills. That team who won the World Cup were all roid heads. Pierre Spies was taking juice from he was no age. Don’t be a fool.
@@UsyksmashedFurytwice mapimpi and kolbe were roid heads? Stfu up with you meat headed allegations
Full respect to the guys on @0:14 who waited for the guy to get saved and the continued.
Proper awesome... except don’t want to know what their hearts are gonna look like at 40-50
Underrated comment.
I enjoyed school boy rugby in the 80s, 1985 to 1989. Good memories, I remember many big boys at that time as well, 6 foot plus, 110 to 130 kgs, even some were heavier like big Bill Cavubati from Scots College. I remember playing Wesley college once, 1988, they were very big, I remember Waisake sotutu, he was playing 1st five that day, I'd say he was the biggest 1st Five in NZ those days lol. 1.9ish 110kg ish lol. We were happy because we won 33 to 3 against those big boys lol. Early 80s were the same, very big school boys. So I don't think the boys are any bigger, maybe more of the PEDS these days and for a wee while now.
A lot of the kids are tackling bigger players high so they are easy to bump off / sit down . go around the thighs
As the video starts at 0:01 that number 7 looks a beast. He looks like he could be a professional player.
also looks like he's on roids
No im just commending his conditioning. For SA boys rugby is everything. They take it seriously. They work hard on their conditioning together with the fact that naturally SA boys are big.
@@sandalssandals5362 no they aren’t South African boys are generally quite average height and middle sized only a little extra gets you to be so different
And we will lose most of our good players to overseas team
If SA joins the 6 nations we would be able to keep all our star players because they can play for european clubs but also still play for their country of birth🔥🇿🇦🔥
@@george941 a lot of the SA world cup winning squad were playing already in Europe
@@benjicool2808 EJ is right, we do lose most if not almost all our very best players to stronger currencies. We don't even see them after school. As for our WC team it's an exception, otherwise we don't use those players. And all those players did play locally for an extended time. There are players we never ever see, like over 500 of them. Look up Duhan van der Merwe. Sad , but a reality!
@@benjicool2808 Thats not true. Only 7 members of the World Cup final match 23 were based in Europe at that time. And only 3 of these players were even in the starting 15:
9. De Klerk
14. Kolbe
15. Le Roux
19. Koch
20. Mosert
21. Louw
23. Steyn *recently signed back to Cheetahs
The rest of the match 23 was South African based:
1. Beast (Sharks)
2. Mbonabi (Stormers)
3. Malherbe (Stormers)
4. Eben Etzebeth (Stormers) *was signed to Toulon but had not yet represented them
5. de Jager (Bulls)
6. Kolisi (Stormers)
7. Pieter Steph du Toit (Stormers)
8. Vermeulen (Bulls)
10. Pollard (Bulls)
11. Mapimpi (Sharks)
12.De Allende (Stormers)
13. Am (Sharks)
16. Marx (Lions)
17. Kitshoff (Stormers)
19. RG Snyman (Bulls) *May have already agreed terms with Munster at date of final
22. Jantjies (Stormers)
The situation has somewhat changed now, but this is normal post-World Cup. The reality is that the strength of Springbok rugby will always remain in SA. Players will leave but the conveyor belt is good enough that they are quickly replaced by world-class players both at franchise and national level.
All of the 7 European based players in the match 23 were already very well established Springboks (or Blitzbok in the case of Kolbe) by the time they moved to Europe.
Reason why rugby will never be a global sport is people moan when players go play overseas. Let them go play and earn a living. Other sports you can go play in any league you want and still plsy for your country.
2:25 what was the rep 8 getting mad about?
Probably wasn't covering the defense line probably
I love it so much madness
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Cadi GTA
I’ve seen this so many times so good.
But I still think better of South African players for their dedication rising from defeat to win the World Cup.
The music is SOOOOOOO good in this.
What is it
Boere mense got some next level genetics!
Was a needle part of the genetics
This makes me a proud south african schoolboy rugby player
No roids. Just Biltong and Pap for breakfast.
You don’t know SA school rugby then if you think there are no roids. Biggest roid users (Not talking about Springboks or other pro teams but school rugby)
TJ Mat there have been minimal cases. And there is multiple testing that players go through. Cravenweek which is made up of schoolboys they do a lot of testing there so I don’t know what you’re talking about
@@TJ-kj9ki nonsense, there is so much testing in the schools and at tournament.
They look like grown men...
Caleb Lombard Lol they do not do loads of testing lol that’s bullshit.
Even at professional level in South Africa they don’t do random tests!
This is the country that let Chilliboy Ralepele finish his career at the sharks even though he had 2 failed tests 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The bit were hes tryna goosey an gets blindsided 😂😂😂😂
Know somebody the name of the guy right in the thumbnail?
I grew up in durban playing rugby and in boarding school.was not the biggest but loads of heart and speed .went on to be a British paratrooper and now here at 34 with tired ankles and medically discharged.
I low-key feel proud to be Afrikaans
Ek voel jou😎
Proud of steroid users
@John Mils where is your prove
@John Mils they're tested once every 3 weeks.
Especially before the big games. You should honestly see the gyms at the schools. I see most high schools practicing on holidays and for hours after school and even in school time. Just because someone has muscles doesn't mean they use steroids. Please do your research. Doos.
ive been here since the start of this channel
So much hate in comments jealously is a big problem this days smh 😂😂😂😂
2:53 it was at that moment...he knew...he fucked up.
These dudes go hard
4:00 - Classic 🤣
Steroids galore. That big freak holding the ball with one hand doesn't even have the body type for how fast he is LOL. He's running like his steroids are waiting at the try line.
The power of braaivleis en biltong 🔥
SA has the best rugby schools in the world by some distance. Its what happens after school thats the problem but in Erasmus and Nienaber we have guys who will hopefully exploit our youngsters raw talent instead of coaching it out of them like so many SA coaches often do.
How do you know they have the best schools system by some distance? Its not like schools around the globe play eachother very often. Also SA dont dominate international underage rugby so seems unlikely they have the best schools system by some distance.
Probably all the steroids they take mate
They take steroids. they have no skill but their physicality and size is what makes them the best. thats why NZ exposes them in international level. SA is big and useless while NZ is skillful. Imagine what rassie would do with the all blacks
@@toiletsmithy3630 Last time I checked the Boks were World Champions. So much for NZs skill, speaking of, Argentina and Australia just exposed NZs so called skills and severe lack of depth. As for our boys taking steroids, well, whatever helps you sleep at night
@@dairethornton actually they do, every year in fact and the SA boys always and I do mean always come out on top.
The brown rugby pitch with the cricket strip in the middle is very hard
Majority on steroids. The problem of drugs in school boy rugby in SA has been documented by the bbc. Lot of pressure put on young men.
Yep it’s been a thing for a long long time in South Africa
Yes and the English school boys also suddenly become huge over the last decade of eating beans and toast.
Gerrit v R nobody is saying it’s just South Africa but other countries have a much stricter doping policy.
Even at club level South African teams do not have random drug testing.
Yip I play rugby in the UK I know for a fact that some of my team mates are using.
Bruh, I'm a school boy in SA at the moment and we get alot of random drug testing, it's not roids, it's called hard work in off season and throughout the season and the thing you need to understand is that most of us come from the farm where it's not just the gym that make you physical but also the work on the farm because most of the farm still use older methods that require doing it yourself and not machines. It's so strict in off season as well that every month you get tested and if you are positive you get a 2 year ban and get tested throughout your ban as well
will you ever do channel shoutouts!
Damn bro that’s crazy
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What is the name of the right guy on the thumbnail?
SA schools ruby is a hell of a furnace
Until the drug testers turn up
Holy fuck, these guys arent just sipping on the capri-sun they're chugging it.
Just so we’re all on the same page here, we’re all aware that there is serious steroid abuse in SA school rugby? The Du Preez brothers live in the same apartments as me in Manchester and look so much smaller/ leaner than they did when they first came over as steroids/ HGH is all drug tested over here. Not for one second doubting their innate physicality but the physiology of these “boys” are a different level to everyone else, bar the Pacific Islanders, due to these enhancing drugs.
Many real rugby fans know full well what’s going on
Nope go look at these kids gym schedule for the past eight years. Schoolboy rugby in SA have a lot of private investment from parents. Even second league school have semi professional training programs and infrastructure.
Go look at junior Olympics all the kids get tested yet they look huge. It is just professional training.
Franko the kids at the Olympics are tested that’s correct but they are off the juice by then lol.
Cycling on and off the juice when coming up
to a major competition has been done for years
Trust me. Every school in SA does steroid tests to make sure it is as fair as possible. I honestly don’t know where you are getting this BS. It’s called going to the gym
Neon_Ocelot The schools are usually know exactly what’s going on I suggest searching for “BBC - Steroids at 16: South Africa's schoolboy rugby scene faces a widespread doping problem” the article it’s a interesting read and will show you the sources we are talking about
@2:47 I don’t know how many times I kept rewinding 😂🤣🤣🤣
15..16 year old on roids.. Sad for them.. Parents. And coaches should no better.. 80% be burnt out by 21....its kids rugby...
Isn’t there a steroids pandemic in SA school rugby?
Keep hating. Just remember. SA are the Rugby world champs. In case you forgot.
@@captainhindsight8906 lol it's just facts " there is steroid use going around , I'm not sure if it's a pandemic though ,. And your right they're the world champs .. they beat a team that played there finals in the semis ,.
Lol I don't think it's hate to say , some of these young fellas use steroids .
@@fear_the_lord1595 clearly resentment or hate. Just remember the Springboks are the champions of the universe. Name a few players other than Chilly Boy and Apihwe that has tested positive for roids.
Captain Hindsight chilly boy was still allowed to play in your domestic league even though he had been caught twice doping!
How can we take you guys seriously
Even your domestic clubs don’t do random drug testing due to money constraints so I can’t see how your even allowed to play international rugby.
@@captainhindsight8906 lol I love the all blacks ,. But shit coaching and shit player selection cost NZ the cup . That's our own mistakes .
But that doesn't mean I resent the boks ., In fact I was cheering them on in the final " why not ?? ,. They have the players and skill set .
" But your delusional if you can't accept that there are teenagers in your rugby system that use steroids ".
That statement doesn't come from resentment or hate . Just facts .
Why isn't there any Northwood clips from last year
They were below par
The problem with SA rugby is that at school level kids are use to overpowering opposition. Then when they reach professional level where opposition have good basics and much better tackling technique they suffer. We need to introduce more skills in our rugby and not just rely on brute strength.
And no I am not saying these boys are not skilled. But if you watch NZ schools play there is so much soft touches to the game. How is it that we dominate them at school level but they beat us at a professional level? And please do not blame quota, because Malcom marx has been disgusting as a hooker and nobody calls him out. Mbonambi has been amazing for the boks.
Ayyy KES is there 🔥
Roids, tons and ton of roids. That ain’t no orange in that juice.
No,remember this is children playing for their schools.