Bro you are delusional if you believe this. I'm South African and even I can't deny it, everybody is on the sazule including us. It's way worse in the Northern Hemisphere though. Those guys are on some crazy cycles and HGH seems to be more prevalent there than here, we don't need that one so much lol.
@@slayerbot1394 Same in South Africa, massive emphasis on size not only in rugby but in our culture, especially Afrikaans culture. It's really bad with Afrikaners because so many Afrikaners are just naturally huge dudes, so you grow up with these guys and go to school with them so in our culture you are literally seen as not normal you are small. The biggest guys I've ever seen in my life are Afrikaners who don't even work out.Those guys usually aren't the best rugby players though as they are too big too keep up with the pace of a rugby match. Steroids can take a huge guy and give him the oomf to last an 80 minute game of rugby, which is usually what its used for here. Heard from plenty of British rugby players that will often just choose the biggest guy for a position instead of the best guy. Its the same here though.
Can someone tell me, as to what the age category of this gane or is it played under weight category , in New Zealand's school rugby. Wishes from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
@@slayerbot1394 No, unfortunately not. The union roots run too deep. There are three sports worth mentioning in South Africa. Rugby, Cricket and Soccer. In the past four years, Rugby has definitely replaced Soccer as the sport of interest among all South Africans.
@@dantewalters5209 with the vast amount of solid SA schoolboy teams, surely Rugby League should be looked at. NZ has 5m people, with probably a third of the physical sport schoolboys choosing League over Union (high chance to be picked by Australian teams), surely SA with 59m people would expand on League. Australia even focuses on League more than Rugby, and some areas only focus on AFL. Probably why schoolboy rugby has and will be dominated by SA for a really long while. Dont know much about England tho.
@@slayerbot1394 It would indeed be a viable option, but with the South African economy as it is, it would be almost impossible to establish a new rugby code overhere. We are already losing our young players to overseas clubs and possible sponsors would be hard pressed to invest in a new sport.
A bit rusty from OC. With only 3/4 of single preason game they did better than expected for first full game of the year. Probably realize they let WBH off the hook when they look back at territory, possesion and kickable penalties. Credit to WBH defence, saved a certain match winning OC try over the line. They had some sharp attackers too that always threatened. OC will definitely improve with more games and if they can keep key players healthy.
@@jestersage8700 south island schools are rubbish and that is the problem the yarpies invite a crusader school beat them up then think they are the sh.t when the good nth island shoots been beating them up for ages
@@tekanawateoti3952 No, our big rugby schools are tested regularly. It's in the smaller schools where there is a problem, but probably not any more. The B division schools don't play the super schools anymore.
@@dantewalters5209 no they’re not tested regularly - that is an outrageous call that you probably have no clue about. It’s so obvious when all of these ‘schoolboy wonders’ go shit once they’re off their cycle 😂
@@Me-ex7qg Talking about schoolboy not U19. But we shall see when the World Schools Rugby Festival is in full swing again, if NZ managed to close the gap down, cause the last time it really didnt look good at all
What does it matter if they are any good.If they aren't picked off by NRL clubs in Australia - or their super rugby sides,then it will be by northern hemisphere countries. NZ rugby is on life support - not quite dead yet,but well on the way to being so.
Probably won’t impress the saffas because our schoolboys aren’t on steroid cycles.
Wouldn't impress us in any case. Our schools rugby is just next level.
Bro you are delusional if you believe this. I'm South African and even I can't deny it, everybody is on the sazule including us. It's way worse in the Northern Hemisphere though. Those guys are on some crazy cycles and HGH seems to be more prevalent there than here, we don't need that one so much lol.
@@jeannewillemse6433 oh they're doping at amateur level in the UK, it's so bad. Unfortunately it's due to the emphasis on size now
@@jeannewillemse6433 i didnt even think they'd get schoolboys onto it, like at all
@@slayerbot1394 Same in South Africa, massive emphasis on size not only in rugby but in our culture, especially Afrikaans culture. It's really bad with Afrikaners because so many Afrikaners are just naturally huge dudes, so you grow up with these guys and go to school with them so in our culture you are literally seen as not normal you are small. The biggest guys I've ever seen in my life are Afrikaners who don't even work out.Those guys usually aren't the best rugby players though as they are too big too keep up with the pace of a rugby match. Steroids can take a huge guy and give him the oomf to last an 80 minute game of rugby, which is usually what its used for here. Heard from plenty of British rugby players that will often just choose the biggest guy for a position instead of the best guy. Its the same here though.
Looked like a cracking game. High IQ plays love to see it. That first try was all class💯
@4:09 seconds that shouldn’t have been a penalty. The ball was never transferred to the back therefore it was never truck & trailer.
Whangarei isn't just North of Auckland, it's 160 km's North.
So..just north of Auckland then?
@@Aka_Luthy No, that's Orewa
@@khankake9576 ok so wheres whangarei
@@Aka_Luthy south of kaitaia
@@peterthepakeha2799 oh so just north of Auckland?
That was a good game to watch
Can someone tell me, as to what the age category of this gane or is it played under weight category , in New Zealand's
school rugby. Wishes from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
It’s yr 12s&13s
@@Hori312 Thanks
Some bad calls by the ref
Both teams playing in black, good job
Look out for the saffas in the comments thinking they are the be all and end all 🤦🏽
As far as schools rugby is concerned, we definitely are though.
@@dantewalters5209 is Rugby League a sport in SA?
@@slayerbot1394 No, unfortunately not. The union roots run too deep. There are three sports worth mentioning in South Africa. Rugby, Cricket and Soccer. In the past four years, Rugby has definitely replaced Soccer as the sport of interest among all South Africans.
@@dantewalters5209 with the vast amount of solid SA schoolboy teams, surely Rugby League should be looked at.
NZ has 5m people, with probably a third of the physical sport schoolboys choosing League over Union (high chance to be picked by Australian teams), surely SA with 59m people would expand on League.
Australia even focuses on League more than Rugby, and some areas only focus on AFL.
Probably why schoolboy rugby has and will be dominated by SA for a really long while.
Dont know much about England tho.
@@slayerbot1394 It would indeed be a viable option, but with the South African economy as it is, it would be almost impossible to establish a new rugby code overhere. We are already losing our young players to overseas clubs and possible sponsors would be hard pressed to invest in a new sport.
I haven't seen the full game of course, but frankly, from what was shown I thought the quality was mediocre at best. Regards from South Africa.
A bit rusty from OC. With only 3/4 of single preason game they did better than expected for first full game of the year. Probably realize they let WBH off the hook when they look back at territory, possesion and kickable penalties. Credit to WBH defence, saved a certain match winning OC try over the line. They had some sharp attackers too that always threatened. OC will definitely improve with more games and if they can keep key players healthy.
you just watched a fifth tier game and our kids don't attend school to the age of thirty
These boys arent enhanced like those in SA
It's the northland area of nz they aren't as good as canterbury, Auckland, Waikato, or wellington region.
@@jestersage8700 south island schools are rubbish and that is the problem the yarpies invite a crusader school beat them up then think they are the sh.t when the good nth island shoots been beating them up for ages
What ages are these players
Highschool rugby with a referee who uses braille to read the rules.
Maybe you should volunteer your free time so the kids can play
yep two powerhouse rugby schools
Ayyyyy powerhouse? 🤣🤣🤣
@@christiantasidaily sarcasm my bro I'm Wesley College i've never heard of these schools playing rugby
@@tekanawateoti3952 oh got ya hahah these dudes are like 2A/3A 🤣
South African schoolboy rugby is from other planet.
It’s really not
@@kurupt7154 It is actually.
@@dantewalters5209 is that planet steroid
@@tekanawateoti3952 No, our big rugby schools are tested regularly. It's in the smaller schools where there is a problem, but probably not any more. The B division schools don't play the super schools anymore.
@@dantewalters5209 no they’re not tested regularly - that is an outrageous call that you probably have no clue about. It’s so obvious when all of these ‘schoolboy wonders’ go shit once they’re off their cycle 😂
Dump the haka
😎😎
Lol let them come play against the South African schoolboys first before they start talking about quality.
Probably because peptides are banned in NZ school sports 😆
@@taakeyourtime that's just bitter 😂
I knew there would be a self saucing South African in the comment section. How many U20 titles does SA have again?
@@Me-ex7qg if you ain't cheatin you ain't tryin😂
@@Me-ex7qg Talking about schoolboy not U19. But we shall see when the World Schools Rugby Festival is in full swing again, if NZ managed to close the gap down, cause the last time it really didnt look good at all
Keep comments to yourself Kainoizqueen. Poor quality rugby
A2 grade?
What does it matter if they are any good.If they aren't picked off by NRL clubs in Australia - or their super rugby sides,then it will be by northern hemisphere countries.
NZ rugby is on life support - not quite dead yet,but well on the way to being so.
No disrespect intended but these guys are nowhere near the top of the NZ 1st XV (high school Rugby) food chain
The quality really was not that great, it's not bad for school boy level but still this was nothing special
both teams are outside of the top 40 teams in nz so not bad considering
@@tatertots8549 I see then it makes sense considering
@@tatertots8549 Do you even have 40 schools in New Zealand?
I'd say outside the top 100 teams
@@dantewalters5209 do SA have any schools that don’t slam peptides or roids? 😂
Below average 😂
Haka overkill.
then don't watch genius
You do you we'll do us
What are you on this game was trash
Shush you mangohead
Like your typical Super Rugby game.
Terrible game