Nick Mallett remembers the Springboks victory in Wellington in the 1998 Tri Nations
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2021
- 💬 "𝙁𝙤𝙧 𝙎𝙤𝙪𝙩𝙝 𝘼𝙛𝙧𝙞𝙘𝙖𝙣𝙨 𝙩𝙤 𝙗𝙚𝙖𝙩 𝙉𝙚𝙬 𝙕𝙚𝙖𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙬𝙖𝙨 𝙖𝙡𝙬𝙖𝙮𝙨 𝙖 𝙢𝙖𝙨𝙨𝙞𝙫𝙚 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙜𝙚." - Nick Mallett reflects on the 1998 Tri Nations victory for the Boks in Wellington, with Pieter Rossouw scoring the only try.
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Great insight on Henry Honiball. Love hearing behind the scenes stuff on onfield plays - another thing that made Chasing The Sun so great.
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tears to my ears - god dammit - i just love this game so much!!!
springboks for life!!!
What a story teller the mallet will always deliver
That team under mallet was something else, truly.
Proud to say he was my coach many years ago when I was playing U14
I was there as a passionate All Blacks fan. 1998 was a shocker for our team, but they could have and should have won at Wellington. The selection of Spencer at 10 was a terrible mistake, missed numerous penalty kicks at goal, and tried his razzle dazzle super rugby stuff in the white hot heat of test match rugby, with much less time and space. It very rarely works. The Springboks defence was massive, they took their opportunities, defended like their lives depended on it, and they deserved their win that day.
amazing hope these players this week end get to live and keep a great memoria
What a great memory!
Fantastic video
A lot of Bok fans will watch this and wonder what it would've been like if Mallett took another stab at the Bok coaching position
Funny Nick only works with champs not chumps🤣🤣
He had his time...
lets go boys
Goodday. What a good player and coach he was. Cobus🐳
Brilliant coach, Du Plesis set up the good run.
Nick Mallett is a legend. Only modern Bok coach with a winning record against NZ.
And Peter de Villiers
@@shaheendanger 5 out of 11 is not a winning record...
@@omacburma It's still one of the best records by a Boks coach against the ABs let him enjoy it. lol
Kitch Christie. Best record of any SA coach
I’m not too sure of this but isn’t Rassie/Jaques winrate pretty good now after the RWC?
Mallet dropping tiechman was a huge mistake
The Springboks (and everyone else) remember the games they win. The All Blacks remember the games they lose.
Hate to admit it, that's so true
Yep everyone else loses at the same rate the ABs win..........lol
shut up pal
4:11 Rausie
I still don't understand why this rugby mind is just a Supersport Pundit....NZ rugby would've never allowed him just to sit wearing make up all saturday.
Percy Montgomery wasn’t made of granite……..he was made of pink candy floss.
That candy floss won us the World Cup in 2007. What was your contribution?
Ag jirre tog die man het oor n honderd toetse drie -nasies, WC noem die en die fok weet as hy iets goeds doen is daar altyd een drol wat sê hoe hy dit of dat is...
1998 was annus horribilis for the All Blacks . They didn't win one 3N game. They seemed on paper a pretty decent. team but the retirement of the senior leadership team of Fitzpatrick, Zinzan Brooke and Frank Bunce and then Michael Jones must of had a significant impact. The irony was that 3 of the 4 semi finalists in super rugby that year were NZ teams . It shows success at super level doesn't automatically translate to higher honours.
The big winners though were Australia who knocked out SA the next year in winning the RWC 99. It was recorded as a big upset when NZ lost in the semis to France. Typically NZ were installed as favorites which is odd given only the year before they had the worse season in AB history.
Rassie or Mallett?. Difficult one.
Why do nobody talk how the French was robbed in the rain at Newlands in 1995 world cup
Maybe because this video is about another game.
Ai Niel..dis mos n ander video..
It was Durban Kings Park dude, and the ref didn’t see a grounding.
@@itsovergetuptherejoe Yip it was in Durbs...it only rains like that in Durbs.We played the Aussies at Newlands
@@itsovergetuptherejoe Also dont forget Ruben Krugers disallowed try in the final..ref also didnt see the grounding
1998 was a time when even the Wallabies beat the All Blacks in New Zealand. AB lost Frank Bunce, Zinzan Brooke, Sean Fitzpatrick, Justin Marshall to injury, and Walter Little and Jonah Lomu didn't play in 1997 were their first season back. I myself attended Bishops in Cape Town and Westlake in Auckland during my school years, where both schools produced several Springboks and All Blacks. South Africans have always been conservative in rugby and it's more about discipline, and New Zealand rugby has always been that "flair" and has evolved from time to time in attack. I think that's where the gap is between SA and NZ.