Every time I think Siya can’t be surpassed he does it! The humility of this amazing human being is spectacular! I love these legends ALL THREE OF THEM!
Schalk is very much a natural orator. Clearly very well read too. Impressed with the detail and recall they all have of moments from 5 or 10 years ago given how many games they play and in different locations. So good to see the chemistry, Jean should formalize this into a mainstream show, superb all right chaps.
I am glad I discovered this channel. I am a rugby man and grew up with a rugby ball in my hands. Rugby people become warriors for righteousness, and that is the importance of the rugby culture, so thank you.
Can't get it in U.K, for some 'weird reason'. One guy got it up-loaded, they soon jumped on him LOL! Highlights, but NO English full match RWC2019. Very strange. Full match of England beating the ABs in the semi.
A mate put me onto this show this past weekend. I'm obviously a year late but this is a brilliant format. They need to put it on TV. Oh, and your delivery on the "jokes" is brilliant JdV! :D
I like Siya, although i have my opposing opinions on what he suffered was racism,( I think it was a culture difference/shock not racism) i do feel he's a great captain and i do feel if u can speaki a language everyone can understand, it should be done, but If not try to speak the majority. Btw guys , i love ur show u guys are funny and make Lockdown really enjoyable in the UK. Watch out tho, the Lions will come roaring this time next year!!!!
@@bokke77 It was an opinion for goodness sake wasn't saying it's 100% not racist - proved by law. U never know he may have received racism but his description sounds more like a Culture Shock. I'm black myself so I get what he's saying but just disagree there. It's not that deep.
Unfortunately Sita has done his image harm in the past. Considering his school privelages a little more perspective could have forthcoming. However he is good man and every man's pain is real and must be heard. I am sure siya will grow as a person as we all had to. He is a credit to what he stands for. For those he offended years back give the man time to grow, he won't let us down.
I don't think that is fair. He has earned the respect of everyone who watches rugby - I would say everyone in this country. He came from VERY humble beginnings and through sheer determination, became one of our great rugby captains - and still he has remained humble throughout. That DESERVES respect. While I also have some issues with the BLM movement, (and what some people are using it for) - Siya's explanation, as to why he put out the video, actually made a lot of sense to me and I found myself nodding in agreement with everything he said when explaining his reasons and what he hoped to achieve through it.
Why though? It isn't anything hateful...anyone who wants to spread goodness into the world should. Nobody is hurt by people saying "Black Lives Matter". It is just about empathy, at the end of the day. Looking at the people around you, who are different, and understanding their perspective. Everyone knows that everyone's life "matters", but we must still be mindful of the social issues that exist from past generation's major trauma and conflict. Everyone would like things to move in the right direction for all people, it is ok to acknowledge those who are struggling and try and make things better, regardless of their background. You being against BLM is basically showing that you are either insecure and afraid, or just don't understand that BLM is about positivity and not anger (even though people are unhappy).
anyone else find it funny that the only people complaining about siya and the BLM are all idiot Boere ? no me neither, of course its the Afrikaners complaining about useless shit haha so predictable. you guys embarrass yourself, your culture and South Africa
I don't think you watched this interview. He explained his reasons for publishing the video and not once did he say that he wanted pity. He was asking for teams/schools to be more inclusive to the culture of kids like him. To respect their way of doing things i.e. their love for song and how they use it to motivate themselves. It makes so much sense, we are a country with a lot of diff cultures and respecting where other people come from, will make us all get along better.
Every time I think Siya can’t be surpassed he does it! The humility of this amazing human being is spectacular! I love these legends ALL THREE OF THEM!
Springbok's win over England 2019 was among the greatest moments of pure joy in my lifetime and will always be. Thank you Siya & Rassi & South Africa.
Schalk is very much a natural orator. Clearly very well read too. Impressed with the detail and recall they all have of moments from 5 or 10 years ago given how many games they play and in different locations. So good to see the chemistry, Jean should formalize this into a mainstream show, superb all right chaps.
Met Siya way back in 2014 at Tafelberg Meubels in Bellville. Kindest person I've ever met.
Great podcast. All the way from Oz!
This is by far my favorite episode in the series 🙂
I am glad I discovered this channel. I am a rugby man and grew up with a rugby ball in my hands. Rugby people become warriors for righteousness, and that is the importance of the rugby culture, so thank you.
I still watch the final to this day, I was watching it just hours ago.
Me too Henry! Easily 20 times already :-) Love it
Can't get it in U.K, for some 'weird reason'. One guy got it up-loaded, they soon jumped on him LOL! Highlights, but NO English full match RWC2019. Very strange. Full match of England beating the ABs in the semi.
@@KernowekTim I got a website I was referred and saved it since, I saw the upload and I think it was taken down 2 weeks ago.
@@HenryDube72 That's the one! I didn't get to watch it.
@@KernowekTim just Google 'England vs South Africa Rugby World Cup 2019 Full Match' you'll find a football website that has the match.
Well done guys, that was beautiful...all 3 of you are so authentic in your respect for and friendship with each other.
You guys crack me up! Love hearing the stories, and I am one of those 15 people that watches the shows ;) haha, keep them coming
Well done, for a measured response to Siya’s statement and for putting it into perspective.
Our captain 😀
Great guy & great player
Wonderful to see into the lives of our heros
Captain fantastic Siya 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 Yet another awesome guest! Keep it up gents👍
A mate put me onto this show this past weekend. I'm obviously a year late but this is a brilliant format. They need to put it on TV. Oh, and your delivery on the "jokes" is brilliant JdV! :D
Love this show... What a great bunch of guys.
What an inspiring man Siya is! Love the show guys.
Keep it coming, I am one of the 5 who enjoy the no laugh challenge..
Highly respected gentlemen. From an Old Selbornian
Proper show. Amazing person Siya!
Best episode! Thanks Schalla, Jean and Siya. No good deed goes unpunished Jean ;-)
Love this show guys. We'll done
Great show. Keep the episodes coming
Great interview gents.. really enjoying the lineup you been putting together..👏👏👌🏽
Love this show!!! Mic’s are a little frustrating in quality. Jean and Schalla are so good
Great episode! Legends. Love this show.
Great show, thanks guys!
Jean is a crack up 😂
Great show
This is awesome! Chuffed I stumbled across this channel \m/
I enjoyed this show. thank you.
You guys were on 58 subscribers just the other day. Look at you guys now.
great show guys!!!
Where did Siya get that tshirt? Love it!!
great stuff!!
"Looks like this will end, end of August, middle of September"
It's October now and its not ending any time soon
I love the jokes crack me up haahhah
Jean’s biceps are p big 🤯
Siya is such a cool guy shame
lol jean injured every world cup super unlucky
I like Siya, although i have my opposing opinions on what he suffered was racism,( I think it was a culture difference/shock not racism) i do feel he's a great captain and i do feel if u can speaki a language everyone can understand, it should be done, but If not try to speak the majority. Btw guys , i love ur show u guys are funny and make Lockdown really enjoyable in the UK. Watch out tho, the Lions will come roaring this time next year!!!!
Lions will purr.
@@HenryDube72 haha we'll see.
You can’t say it’s not racism if you habe the walked in shoes dude. Ignorant comment.
@@bokke77 It was an opinion for goodness sake wasn't saying it's 100% not racist - proved by law. U never know he may have received racism but his description sounds more like a Culture Shock. I'm black myself so I get what he's saying but just disagree there. It's not that deep.
@@bokke77 anyways let's move on.
Unfortunately Sita has done his image harm in the past. Considering his school privelages a little more perspective could have forthcoming. However he is good man and every man's pain is real and must be heard. I am sure siya will grow as a person as we all had to. He is a credit to what he stands for. For those he offended years back give the man time to grow, he won't let us down.
Don't care about any sport because it's only politics. The only sport I watch is Boxing. Manny Pacquiao Best Boxer
But you care enough to comment🧐 Also Pacquiao is literally a politician..So ya
@@erndogg360 lmao
Adidas is a German company and Red Bull is an Austrian company... If BLM so much why aren't you supporting local manufacturers bro?
you're reaching
@@BeskuitenBroffie yes, conclusions.
@@jeronivin Super weak conclusions :D
@@chris5240 your opinions are noted. thank you for your time and thought.
@@jeronivin UA-cam is an American company... If supporting local businesses is so important why aren't you watching via a local broadcaster bro?
Lost my respect for SK. No one supporting BLM have my respect no one not even the SB captain.
Luckily he doesn't need your respect
Bandile Simelane, that’s very true he doesn’t need my respect but lucky I have a choice to who I give my respect. Double edge sword 🗡
I don't think that is fair. He has earned the respect of everyone who watches rugby - I would say everyone in this country. He came from VERY humble beginnings and through sheer determination, became one of our great rugby captains - and still he has remained humble throughout. That DESERVES respect. While I also have some issues with the BLM movement, (and what some people are using it for) - Siya's explanation, as to why he put out the video, actually made a lot of sense to me and I found myself nodding in agreement with everything he said when explaining his reasons and what he hoped to achieve through it.
Why though? It isn't anything hateful...anyone who wants to spread goodness into the world should.
Nobody is hurt by people saying "Black Lives Matter". It is just about empathy, at the end of the day. Looking at the people around you, who are different, and understanding their perspective. Everyone knows that everyone's life "matters", but we must still be mindful of the social issues that exist from past generation's major trauma and conflict. Everyone would like things to move in the right direction for all people, it is ok to acknowledge those who are struggling and try and make things better, regardless of their background.
You being against BLM is basically showing that you are either insecure and afraid, or just don't understand that BLM is about positivity and not anger (even though people are unhappy).
Stop listening to kak american media
Siya, do want respect or do you want pitty, can't have both... You support BLM, I do not support you...
Spot on Andre
He doesn't need your support
anyone else find it funny that the only people complaining about siya and the BLM are all idiot Boere ? no me neither, of course its the Afrikaners complaining about useless shit haha so predictable. you guys embarrass yourself, your culture and South Africa
I don't think you watched this interview. He explained his reasons for publishing the video and not once did he say that he wanted pity. He was asking for teams/schools to be more inclusive to the culture of kids like him. To respect their way of doing things i.e. their love for song and how they use it to motivate themselves. It makes so much sense, we are a country with a lot of diff cultures and respecting where other people come from, will make us all get along better.
@@jakekrijger9009 well i mean the guys hitting back at idiots like this are afrikaans as well. please don't take him as a spokesperson for our people