Frans Steyn 64m penalty kick
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2021
- Frans Steyn kicks a 64m penalty at altitude for the Cheetahs in their Currie Cup game against the Lions
Due to SA's Covid-19 restrictions no spectators were allowed in the stadium
Original video from NZ RugbyVidz- / @nzrugbyvidz7705 - Спорт
Most talented rugby player ever. He never wastes time with these kicks, doesn’t do anything weird in his run up, he just casually belts huge kick on the regular.
It still clear the goal by about 5 metres so he could probably kick one from 70 metres out. That's incredible.
Legend!!! For the years when stupid coaches with their idiotic rules kept him out of the Springbok jersey I was livid.... I just couldn't understand how they could not see the amazing benefit of having this legend playing in the team....
janee. heyneke se poes.
@@pietskietpyl - Spoken like a True South African 😁
100% pissed me off for years . He should have 130 caps . Hes most talented player ive ever seen or watched. There is nothing he cant do
Frans is the Jacques Kallis of rugby.
@@Nick-18 - Naa….. you can’t do that to Steyn. Kallis was a solid cricketer who worked exceptionally hard for his place in the annals of cricket…. but let’s face it…. exciting and blessed with God Given talent Kallis was not…. he worked hard…. when all the rest of us were doing whatever young boys did at Wynberg Boys…. Kallis was in the nets EVERYDAY…. for hours…. and all that practice and patience showed later in his career….. just a bit too much patience. Now if you were going to say that Frans is exciting and gifted as Gibbs was to cricket…. then I can agree…..
Wow…. That is amazing. Remember him doing two monster drop goals against Australia at Newlands when he was a youngster.
Won us the game
This man is amazing...he helped the Boks to victory against the AB's in the 31-29 win...
Why was he not used in the First Test against the AB?
@@johnlamb3101 his too old. Need to play younger guys for development
Altitude..
If kicking is all that south Africa are known for they can keep the boring style of play.
Penalty kicks are so overrated
They should only be worth a maximum of 2 points
@@chrisperkins3338 As if penalties are only SA based...try NZ 1st test win against SA all thsnks to a penalty...and the Aussies opening game against SA...also a penalty...no mate get your facts straight ...
Anyone else coming here to check out Frans Steyn before he plays for boks this weekend at 10? Keen!
Watching!
He just launches them effortlessly...
Wow, still had plenty in the tank when that went over.
...it did, yes. Another 5-8mtrs out would have been.......phuquing scary! There is nowhere to hide!
Seen him kick 80 m in the shark tank at practice with ease
with 5m to spare
The most gifted player to ever touch a rugby ball. 2x RWC CHampion, 2x LIONS winner.
And the prime of his career wasted by the SARU.
He achieved so much but should/could have been tbd most successful player in WORLD history.
My favorite player ever. Thank you Frans Steyn
Damn,what a legend
You can tell Frans never skipped leg day in the Gym.
He slotted it from his home
Springbok JEDI MASTER
thanks you so munch
So heinecke meyer did not like him for some reason and peter de villiers chose AJ jacobs ahead of him . What a joke
Fantastic ! But ...if those broken lines are 10m from the centre, and if the centre is 50m, then the ball is placed +-62,5m, not 64. This is disregarding the angle, though. So 64 it is. Great job !
These tv measurement aren't always accurate or the same per field. The Tiaan Swanepoel kick at Ellis Park was given as 61m even though it was where the 10m and 15m lines intersect ua-cam.com/video/l8u-EPYhTj4/v-deo.html
Wrong kick. From place is 64 but that a 70plus kick for sure.
Has this ever heard of retirement.
For me, a "high tackle", when the 'victim' has put his head down is problematic. It's very difficult to get hold of the guy anywhere else! I think that if the guy has put his head into the noose, it's his problem. Nearly all forwards are leading with their heads down to charge.
Too many technicalities in rugby has ruined the game for me. Nothing flows anymore. Too many officials with too many opinions.
@@daaichommie708 I think we can't ignore the reality of brain damage and spinal injuries, but I thought the long stoppages in the last 'downunder' tournament while the referee and linesmen and TMO have a conference was just too much. Next it will be lawyers with wigs and gowns on the sidelines. We all need to respect the spirit of the game and the ref should ask if he must, and decide within 20 seconds and get on with it. I also think the line judges should monitor offside and foul play. Everybody has radios these days.
Very easy. You tackle around the knees. Problem solved.
@@quovadis5172 Ideally. Not always possible.
In fact, very rarely does it happen and there's good reason for that.
Theres no such thing as a high tackle it's all relative by the attacking ball carrier, the ball carriers charge and should barge into the tackle zone instead of side step or fend off.
The rules allow the ball carrier to do whatever he wants should barging into anyone etc
I do not remember ever being should charged when I played rugby, first I could sidestep almost everyone second if they tried to shoulder barge me I'd be gone around them
3 point penalties are just for northern hemisphere terms because they cant score tries
We want 1 point penalties from now on
Bet he couldn't do that with his eyes closed.
I’ll bet 10000-1 that he will pull it off with his eyes closed before you can do it with your eyes open..
Steyn looking like Tom Hardy😂
De Wet Ras
I clearly remembered the day De Wet Ras kicked his penalty for Free State against Wanderers International at the Free State stadium from 10m outside his 25 (in those days). That equates to 65m.
I have to agree - but the best one was Naas (not distance, of course). I disliked him (Province supporter) but lets face it, the guy could win a game by himself, kicking the opposition into submission
@@leonscheepers5350 Watching Naas Botha kicking a rugby ball was the same as watching John Daly hitting a golf ball - unreal.
Would love to see him attempt 70m.
Me too. I'd love to see how far these long range kickers go in practice
He was supposed to compete against Tiaan Swanepoel but withdrew due to injury. Toaan made the kick btw
0:01 in NZ it's called a flat pass
Lol! So true. They get away with it 99% of the time
Are you three too thick to realise that the clip is from the video World Rugby released a decade ago to explain that passes like that are NOT forward?
@@TDMFAN Are you too "thick" to realize that you are talking a bunch of bullshit? That pass clearly is going forward relevant to the lines on the ground, thus it's a forward pass. I doubt world rugby would release a video that clearly contradicts it's own rules, although they have been quite "thick" before.
@@muppet50yago36 lol bro
@@muppet50yago36 get learnt
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Iron boot
#Buy Bitcoin
I agree. But why did you put that here?
Punjabi players can do it with one eye close
They should start playing rugby. Maybe then, people would know what Punjabi is
@@muppet50yago36 well 1 Punjabi = 125000 people so it will be unfair to other people
@@naveetbaweja219 Is it a unit for an amount of people? You don't make sense my man and I'm a bit lazy too Google that right now.
Need more protein in your diet to slot a kick at that distance - hard to do when you don’t eat cattle like us.
@@DavyBrando Good one but I ain't Indian. I am Punjabi. We are more superior than rest of the Indians.
Lol Steyn going to either get injured early in the game, or totally loose the game for boks... hys te vet... 😂
Huge crowds. This wokeness is really working.
Covid, no spectators allowed. Not that it would have been any different otherwise, the Currie Cup is dead