Well kelston is out west auckland, massive polynesian area, are they NZers yea no different than european/pakeha or polynesian/maoris or whatever ethnic group that make up NZers, theres still some polynesians from the islands sure, come for school/family, vast majority born an bred NZers, others come young so they are naturlised NZers. See how Nzers aint so dumb like saffas, we dont look at this paul roos team and think man all these white players must of come from europe.
Kelston placed 4th this year in NZ's national schools. Paul Roos won SA's school championship this year. For all the South Africans that never heard of Kelston Boys High Well before Hamilton Boys won a national schools title... Kelston's trophy cabinet was full with 4 trophies
Kelston won 3 titles in the 90s ,equal with Wesley College. Christchurch Boys High did the impossible by winning 3 years in a row, but that was in the 2000s. Yip, Kelston and Wesley were the dominant teams in the 90s
(from SA) ... except that there is some apparent, visible truth in the story that those Maori boys get big fast at a young age. I think it was Andrew Mehrtens (as a short whitey) that I heard commenting on it once. This game, with just-about all the NZers being physically bigger than the SAners, seems proof of that. Funny though how the "smaller"/shorter SA-pack out-scrummed the NZ-pack, so (a) back to you "DNA thing" and (b) physically bigger doesn't mean physically stronger, apparently.
@@kobusg7460the world schools festival isn’t an accurate representation of physical size. As teams on both sides don’t have their seniors playing in this competition. I’m confident it’s common for SA boys to be a lot bigger coming out of HS haha
@@tafatapaleao4588where are your stats on this to back up your facts.Height, Weight statistics etc.People always spew lots of trash without checking up on the facts of how big the boys are and also the ages of the boys which must also be taken into consideration when comparing players.To me, Kelston looked a lot bigger in this game compared to the SA boys.I saw the whole game again.They absolutely monstered the SA boys in contact in terms of ball carries in making metres over the gain line.I would have loved to see the stats of the post contact metres in ball carries by both sides.Kelston absolutely bulldozed these SA boys from what I have seen.
It is alot more complex and depends on who was actually sent. I really do not know which schools are the best but ypou can contrast these resuots with say Napier;s failure to win a game in two visits to SA a couple of yearsa ago when they finishe dsecond inthe knockout tourney in NZ. Their coach felt SA schools were at a different level. I jst want to understand the facts
Bunch of local lads getting the job done. No big budget. Not the best resources at the school. Just a group of young men who believed in each other. Well done boys!!🙌🏾
No it's not - none of the Paul Roos 2024 grade 12's (under 18's) are on tour. Effectively an u17 team. The same might be true for Kelston, I don't know. Well done to Kelston on a great win. Just pointing out it is not the same team that beat Grey College back in August this year.
@@mrRoetserI’m sure that’s for a lot of those teams , Nz have now won the last 3 tournaments , proving that they have the best schoolboys comp at the moment
Paul Roos were supposed to be the best rugby school in the southern hemisphere yet this tournament has been won by Westlake and Kelston two years in a row
Was a good game from both teams, and it really could of gone either way, time was on our side in the end. Big ups from a former Kelston boy. Respect to SA and to the host Abu Dhabi
Jonah Lomu never scored against them, 4 world cups, if SA played in the 87 an 91 WC they would of won them as well, these are just are u16 players, they got a few on repeat.
Other notable mentions of Kelstons All black alumni Va'aiga Tuigamala, Mose Tuial'i, Sam Tuitupou, Kees Meeuws, Kevin Senio, Steven Bates, Antz Tuitavake. Also notable Trevor Leota, John Senio, DJ Forbes, Apollo Perelini, Willie Lose, Loki Chrichton, Lolagi Visinia, James Johnston, Pita Ahki, John Meredith, The Suniula brothers.
That's right, I'm an old kelston girls high student, kelston intermediate, st leonards primary, and no we weren't a catholic school. The school is named after the road it's on, and kelston Boys and intermediate are right next door. I'm talking the late 60's early 70's. Shot Kelston Toys.
Kelston toured England in Graham Henry final year. They thrashed us but memorably i remember them as good guys. I think Willie Long was captain that day
Yea Mils left Southland boys in 6th form and went kelston for his 7th form, probably his best move to be honest, Mils might of ended up playing for the stags and never become a AB. But I doubt it he was a Talent.
The videos from this tournament was pathetic. Refs were shocking! Well done to all the boys. Our beloved game is alive and growing. The school teams were good ambassadeers for rugby. The best team won. Let's celebrate that we have boys with dreams to represent their countries. 🎉🎉🎉
Love this The NZ teams forget one thing :Polynesian’s mature physically much earlier generally , so they are bigger by age Once you get to older age, and SA players catch up physically … it’s a different story😂
50% of the NZ teams players will be playing in the NRL Rugby League competition in the next few years. Its the third highest revenue oval ball sport in the world after NFL and AFL
Yep, since the rugby festival was from 15th December - 21st December and every rugby team were playing every 2 days for 60 mins instead of the usual 70 minutes for high school rugby. Otherwise, they would have been all gassed out and fatigued, and it clearly showed for Kelston boys here, the fatigue from playing every 2 days with only a 1-day rest was showing, and Paul Roos surprisingly looked less fatigued despite playing every 2 days as well. I hope that explains why it only 30 mins each half, since usually these school teams would be playing once a week giving them a lot more time to recover.
Why arent they sending the seniors in this tournament and then we will see who is actually the best not some 15 and 16 year olds playing in a big tournament that actually requires u18 to see who is actually the best
As a kiwi, our school year is already finished and seniors have already graduated. If it requires players to be under 18yo, most seniors will be 18yo already by this time of the year. So it makes sense to send a much younger team over, basically their team for the future.
@@mylord4916 U18 has always meant U18 at the 1st Jan, so if you turned 18 during that year your still u18. But probably because of graduation, no longer students at the school or whatever. These SA clowns seem to think NZ school 1st 15s are stacked full on u19 like their own school 1st 15s, yet those days are long gone in NZ school rugby.
@@SWJ-xp6ld I thought ppl meant under 18 literally (17 and under). For me it made sense as to why teams were sending 15-16yo’s. All seniors would have already graduated.
@@mylord4916 age brackets have always referred to if your under 18 at the start of the year 1st Jan. Year 13s/18 year olds mainly in NZ would of graduated by then. so age brackets are taken from the 1st jan. Otherwise a u18 comp for year 13 students when you turn 18 during the year you would have to drop out, so it dont work like that. I finished school late 90s, most first 15s were either 7th formers/Y13 or 6th formers/Y12 very few Y11 unless special talent an always the notorius 7th form returns, u19 players, most teams had 4-10 of these players, they stopped that sometime in the late 2000s, so if your 18 already on the 1st jan you would be u19 etc.
Great win for Samoa & Tonga. I would have 23 Samoans & Tongans in the 1st choice Blacks team from next year, to prep for WC 2027 and possibly win the Cup.
@@mylord4916 Stop repeating that, you understand u18 means if your are 17 or under at the 1st of jan like every school band. Since NZ 1st 15 grades are u18, do you think someone who is 17 at the 1st of jan then turns 18 halfway through the season then because he has just turned 18 now has to drop out of the 1st 15 lol, a 18 year old is still u18 if they turned 18 during that year, from the 1st jan to the 31st dec, been like that for donkeys years, thats for every age band.
@@jamieallam8809 Yea but thats the problem with how these tournaments are done, always at the year of the school year or the following year, Southland Boys were the champs in 2023, then a bulk of that squad graduated, so 2024 start again, think they lost to nelson in the SI playoffs 2024 season, some schools will have top first 15s every so often, only some schools in NZ manage to be near the top season after season like hamilton boys school. Even kelston I remember had some really good 1st 15s in the late 90s.
@@kylertennant7619Kelston are playing 16-17 year olds too 🤦🏼♂️ when will you South Africans realise that the seniors in Kelston just graduated and arent playing baha makes Kelstons win even more impressive.
Fact check yourself before you comment mate , you’re obviously not a rugby guru saying that so do yourself a favor and save yourself from embarrassment 😂😂😂
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The SA teams that played in this and the other international contest in December have huge consgraints, (maybe the same is true of the NZ teanms too) These tournaments come when the students have just copleted their final school leaving exams after they hgave not played rugby for 4 months. I know the 'grey /college team that did not wear Grey jerseys had 2 or 3 starters from the first team, seven or eight players from the U161A and I have no idea where the rest came from . Presumbably second and gthrid strings. I recall Oaul Roos winning by 90 points against Southland and 50 or 60 against one of the top 3 Kiwi school teams in the final inthe Japanese internationaol tournamentn. I am curious as to whether those teams had their first string teams at the tournament. One evaluation of the relative stgandards that I do give weight to is thestatement b the Napier High coach, the secoind year they toured SA in April, They had been hammered the year before by GRey anbd somne lesser /sa schools and similarly int hge second year they had lost all their games. Thie rcoach simply acknowledged that the standard in /sa was higher. Unless one checks the facts surrounding these games,, it is easy to draw wrong conclusions.
Do they do the Haka in the NZ parliament as well? Everyone i speak to is just so SICK of it. This is not meant disrespectfully, but most people i know take a bathroom break or fetch a beer while the damn thing gets performed.
NZ arrogance incoming. I am so happy that you lot haven't won anymore WCs, you are insufferable. You didn't want to send your schools to the festival when it was held in April, as your players were too young. You screamed that it be held at end of year. Now that South Africans state that most of the players that compete here are not first XV you arrogantly state that Saffas have excuses. You lot are not the sharpest tools when it comes to coherent reasoning.
@@dsdgffgyuyutseasdyjwaerd lmao that was kelstons junior team too did u not hear the commentator saying a lot of the boys are in year 10 which is age 14/15 in nz
Could the new RWC have the same result?
Let's not get ahead of ourselves 🤣🤣
@@dalibormlynek4197 future of the springboks getting dominated by Nz 😹
Kelston got shocking ref decision all tournament and still won good work boys.
NRL recruitment incoming
@@David-m7r9f yeah the Kelston boys are definitely getting snatched by the NRL recruitment
The refereeing overall was poor
The Polynesian Pipeline that just keeps giving... no excuses, no additives, built-for-purpose... NFL, NRL, RU...
auckland is the largest polynesian city in the wurld ya knob
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Well kelston is out west auckland, massive polynesian area, are they NZers yea no different than european/pakeha or polynesian/maoris or whatever ethnic group that make up NZers, theres still some polynesians from the islands sure, come for school/family, vast majority born an bred NZers, others come young so they are naturlised NZers. See how Nzers aint so dumb like saffas, we dont look at this paul roos team and think man all these white players must of come from europe.
GOOD ON YA KELSTON WORLD CHAMPIONS, YIP YOU BOYS DESERVE IT, AND WITH A RED CARD TOO.
Kelston placed 4th this year in NZ's national schools.
Paul Roos won SA's school championship this year.
For all the South Africans that never heard of Kelston Boys High
Well before Hamilton Boys won a national schools title... Kelston's trophy cabinet was full with 4 trophies
Hahahaha thats cute. Have you heard of Christchurch Boys High School before? The ignorance 😂
@@NZsquadronKelston were the best school in the world throughout the 1990s
They came 4th but are ranked 9th in nz lmao
Kelston won 3 titles in the 90s ,equal with Wesley College.
Christchurch Boys High did the impossible by winning 3 years in a row, but that was in the 2000s.
Yip, Kelston and Wesley were the dominant teams in the 90s
I still got my Son Fotas Championship jersey for Wesley College 95, 96 or 96, 97, they in my house smewhere anyway.
Good game, funny to see how similar they are to All Blacks and Springboks, both countries have their rugby DNA set from a young age
(from SA) ... except that there is some apparent, visible truth in the story that those Maori boys get big fast at a young age.
I think it was Andrew Mehrtens (as a short whitey) that I heard commenting on it once. This game, with just-about all the NZers being physically bigger than the SAners, seems proof of that.
Funny though how the "smaller"/shorter SA-pack out-scrummed the NZ-pack, so (a) back to you "DNA thing" and (b) physically bigger doesn't mean physically stronger, apparently.
@@kobusg7460 it’s not that deep buddy
@@kobusg7460lol … South African school boys are actually ALOT bigger on average lol whered you come up with this idiocy lol
@@kobusg7460the world schools festival isn’t an accurate representation of physical size. As teams on both sides don’t have their seniors playing in this competition. I’m confident it’s common for SA boys to be a lot bigger coming out of HS haha
@@tafatapaleao4588where are your stats on this to back up your facts.Height, Weight statistics etc.People always spew lots of trash without checking up on the facts of how big the boys are and also the ages of the boys which must also be taken into consideration when comparing players.To me, Kelston looked a lot bigger in this game compared to the SA boys.I saw the whole game again.They absolutely monstered the SA boys in contact in terms of ball carries in making metres over the gain line.I would have loved to see the stats of the post contact metres in ball carries by both sides.Kelston absolutely bulldozed these SA boys from what I have seen.
Good representation of the west auckland lads well done
Hamilton Boys, Westlake Boys and Kelston Boys the last 3 winners of this comp NZ on top
It is alot more complex and depends on who was actually sent. I really do not know which schools are the best but ypou can contrast these resuots with say Napier;s failure to win a game in two visits to SA a couple of yearsa ago when they finishe dsecond inthe knockout tourney in NZ. Their coach felt SA schools were at a different level. I jst want to understand the facts
Bunch of local lads getting the job done. No big budget. Not the best resources at the school. Just a group of young men who believed in each other. Well done boys!!🙌🏾
kelston brotherhood > every other all boy school’s brotherhood 💯🤞
Kelston too good ! This is the same Paul roo team that smacked grey college a few weeks ago ! No more excuses
No it's not - none of the Paul Roos 2024 grade 12's (under 18's) are on tour. Effectively an u17 team. The same might be true for Kelston, I don't know. Well done to Kelston on a great win. Just pointing out it is not the same team that beat Grey College back in August this year.
@@mrRoetserI’m sure that’s for a lot of those teams , Nz have now won the last 3 tournaments , proving that they have the best schoolboys comp at the moment
Simply not true. Of Paul Roos’ first-choice XV of 2024, only numbers 2, 7, 10, 13, 14 and 15 played this game.
Saffas will sat that was the grey college 15 year olds.
Paul roos did good 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Paul Roos were supposed to be the best rugby school in the southern hemisphere yet this tournament has been won by Westlake and Kelston two years in a row
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Was a good game from both teams, and it really could of gone either way, time was on our side in the end. Big ups from a former Kelston boy. Respect to SA and to the host Abu Dhabi
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Jonah Lomu never scored against them, 4 world cups, if SA played in the 87 an 91 WC they would of won them as well, these are just are u16 players, they got a few on repeat.
Not fair.. Kelston brought 15 year old players. Just imagine if they brought their seniors only.
What do you mean by not fair
For me, it doesn’t matter their age, if Kelston had better players to send,
they should’ve sent them
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Who’s faults that ? No one told them to send 15 year olds
They won anyways😂@@WikitoriaRerekura
South African comments here are hilarious wat a bunch of cry babys😂 😂😂well done kelston
Well done lads TAMA KELESONE!!! #WesWestYal
Graham Henry used to be the principle and coach of Kelston Boys Mils muliaina sione lauaki are alumni
Other notable mentions of Kelstons All black alumni Va'aiga Tuigamala, Mose Tuial'i, Sam Tuitupou, Kees Meeuws, Kevin Senio, Steven Bates, Antz Tuitavake. Also notable Trevor Leota, John Senio, DJ Forbes, Apollo Perelini, Willie Lose, Loki Chrichton, Lolagi Visinia, James Johnston, Pita Ahki, John Meredith, The Suniula brothers.
That's right, I'm an old kelston girls high student, kelston intermediate, st leonards primary, and no we weren't a catholic school. The school is named after the road it's on, and kelston Boys and intermediate are right next door. I'm talking the late 60's early 70's. Shot Kelston Toys.
Kelston toured England in Graham Henry final year. They thrashed us but memorably i remember them as good guys. I think Willie Long was captain that day
Yea Mils left Southland boys in 6th form and went kelston for his 7th form, probably his best move to be honest, Mils might of ended up playing for the stags and never become a AB. But I doubt it he was a Talent.
@SWJ-xp6ld 💯. He should've been the first All Black to reach 100 tests for the ABs before Richie too.
Kiwi schools won the last 3 of these finals I think. Well done.
Good contest from both sides.
Well done Kelston!
Awesome HAKA ? You go OUR Tamariki TOA....and my nephs❤.
KELSTON!! 💙❤️💙
The sad thing is that NZ Rugby won't retain these guys and the NRL will come looking for talent to poach.
Yeah right
Facts, its been happening for decades. They get poached as young as 15, cant blame them the NRL has big resources and opportunities.
Only a couple if lucky rest will be forklift drivers
@@percnowitzki1724 not all people will end up like you and your dad
@@JohnyTuff1 league is such a mind numing game
solid game kelston, that reff needs a red card, he must have had money on PRG to win
Wow normally when they play the send 1 man off nz side to make it even SA sides normally win it!.. well done kelston 1 man down and still won congrats
well done on 14 men like to see full strength teams earlier in year never will happen of the full season of school rugby
(New Zealand comment) Our haka should be in our own half.
Kelston hit their peak so late in the season, i wonder if they wouldve beaten nelson playing like this
Fah they got some year 10s smack in up big year 13s 😂😢😢😢
What language do you speak in NZ?
Poly Fest 😂
incoming SA haters 😂😂😂
The SA haters are obviously represented by you...😂😂😂😂
What’s up with SA excuses like why every single year there’s every excuse under the sun why can’t they accept the loss
Kelston still scored with a red card and won the game lol
Im waiting for the South Africans excuse this year.
Got your poster above your bed of Kelsey High
@ is that it?
Rugbys in good hands
2:30 What happened here hahaha
Why SA keep losing 3 years in a row 😂😂😂
See you getting off from high school rugby, cringe
The videos from this tournament was pathetic. Refs were shocking! Well done to all the boys. Our beloved game is alive and growing. The school teams were good ambassadeers for rugby. The best team won. Let's celebrate that we have boys with dreams to represent their countries. 🎉🎉🎉
Love this
The NZ teams forget one thing
:Polynesian’s mature physically much earlier generally , so they are bigger by age
Once you get to older age, and SA players catch up physically … it’s a different story😂
No, the story isn’t different.
thats just not true 🤣
50% of the NZ teams players will be playing in the NRL Rugby League competition in the next few years. Its the third highest revenue oval ball sport in the world after NFL and AFL
@@EugeneVanRheede-xv4ov biggest guy in both teams was the white no.8 from kelston
Maybe to like 15/16 sure but by 17/18 the pakeha have caught up, most the bigger players in my schools 1st 15 were big white farming kids.
Kelston is RSA’s daddy 😂😂😂
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This guy commentating golf or rugby?
I guess all the steroids couldn't make a difference 😂..
I want to see some birth certificates from the Kelston boys 😂😂 definitely dont miss playing schoolboy rugby in nz
Wait... but SA have 4x world cups and a movie, and these lower schoolboy tournaments dont matter.... yea ok buddy.
Kelston hated Bahah they did not want them winning 🤣🤣 KELI BLOCC
30 min games...?
Yep, since the rugby festival was from 15th December - 21st December and every rugby team were playing every 2 days for 60 mins instead of the usual 70 minutes for high school rugby. Otherwise, they would have been all gassed out and fatigued, and it clearly showed for Kelston boys here, the fatigue from playing every 2 days with only a 1-day rest was showing, and Paul Roos surprisingly looked less fatigued despite playing every 2 days as well. I hope that explains why it only 30 mins each half, since usually these school teams would be playing once a week giving them a lot more time to recover.
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Nonsense
paul whoose wer holdin on 4 dear life, it was ovr aftr tht haka hahahah
Kelsey High, sounds right, wouldn't hurt to learn English coconut.
How is a red card 15 min ?😂
Why arent they sending the seniors in this tournament and then we will see who is actually the best not some 15 and 16 year olds playing in a big tournament that actually requires u18 to see who is actually the best
spot the saffa
As a kiwi, our school year is already finished and seniors have already graduated. If it requires players to be under 18yo, most seniors will be 18yo already by this time of the year. So it makes sense to send a much younger team over, basically their team for the future.
@@mylord4916 U18 has always meant U18 at the 1st Jan, so if you turned 18 during that year your still u18. But probably because of graduation, no longer students at the school or whatever. These SA clowns seem to think NZ school 1st 15s are stacked full on u19 like their own school 1st 15s, yet those days are long gone in NZ school rugby.
@@SWJ-xp6ld I thought ppl meant under 18 literally (17 and under). For me it made sense as to why teams were sending 15-16yo’s. All seniors would have already graduated.
@@mylord4916 age brackets have always referred to if your under 18 at the start of the year 1st Jan. Year 13s/18 year olds mainly in NZ would of graduated by then. so age brackets are taken from the 1st jan. Otherwise a u18 comp for year 13 students when you turn 18 during the year you would have to drop out, so it dont work like that. I finished school late 90s, most first 15s were either 7th formers/Y13 or 6th formers/Y12 very few Y11 unless special talent an always the notorius 7th form returns, u19 players, most teams had 4-10 of these players, they stopped that sometime in the late 2000s, so if your 18 already on the 1st jan you would be u19 etc.
Ye nice try ref. You can never break our MANA.
Great win for Samoa & Tonga. I would have 23 Samoans & Tongans in the 1st choice Blacks team from next year, to prep for WC 2027 and possibly win the Cup.
Would you prefer to only play again white NZers?
If you know it a senior boys competition why do you send junior boys just asking and that was not thee best of paul roos but well done
Neither was it the best of Kelston
Hamilton Boys were the top team in NZ this year. Nelson Boys 2nd. Referee tried hard for Paul Roos
@@mylord4916 Stop repeating that, you understand u18 means if your are 17 or under at the 1st of jan like every school band. Since NZ 1st 15 grades are u18, do you think someone who is 17 at the 1st of jan then turns 18 halfway through the season then because he has just turned 18 now has to drop out of the 1st 15 lol, a 18 year old is still u18 if they turned 18 during that year, from the 1st jan to the 31st dec, been like that for donkeys years, thats for every age band.
@@jamieallam8809 Yea but thats the problem with how these tournaments are done, always at the year of the school year or the following year, Southland Boys were the champs in 2023, then a bulk of that squad graduated, so 2024 start again, think they lost to nelson in the SI playoffs 2024 season, some schools will have top first 15s every so often, only some schools in NZ manage to be near the top season after season like hamilton boys school. Even kelston I remember had some really good 1st 15s in the late 90s.
Here we go again...every year this is what we read...SA never sent their real players blah blah blah
@SWJ-xp6ld Totally agree. Sacred Heart had a brilliant team 2023. They would have been tough in this sort of tournament. Players come and go
4th in nz vs 1st in SA 😂😂
Playing against 16 and 17 year olds if they played the actual 2024 team they wouldve gotten slapped
@@kylertennant7619Kelston are playing 16-17 year olds too 🤦🏼♂️ when will you South Africans realise that the seniors in Kelston just graduated and arent playing baha makes Kelstons win even more impressive.
@@tafatapaleao4588 Its the same here. End of season for the seniors.
@@liamalexander2115 That means you just got pumped by hardwork and skill
@@tafatapaleao4588the year 13s graduated mate
No Kiwis. Only Polynesian imports. The end for All Black rugby. South Africa dont use imports.
Polynesian imports? So that’s your excuse this year🤣🤣 those boys were born and raised in Nz buddy
Judging by your view
South Africans are guilty of using imports too
SA use imports too cos all their white boys originate from Holland or France
@keeganburns6573 exactly.. importing British and German players too 😆
Fact check yourself before you comment mate , you’re obviously not a rugby guru saying that so do yourself a favor and save yourself from embarrassment 😂😂😂
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The SA teams that played in this and the other international contest in December have huge consgraints, (maybe the same is true of the NZ teanms too) These tournaments come when the students have just copleted their final school leaving exams after they hgave not played rugby for 4 months. I know the 'grey /college team that did not wear Grey jerseys had 2 or 3 starters from the first team, seven or eight players from the U161A and I have no idea where the rest came from . Presumbably second and gthrid strings. I recall Oaul Roos winning by 90 points against Southland and 50 or 60 against one of the top 3 Kiwi school teams in the final inthe Japanese internationaol tournamentn. I am curious as to whether those teams had their first string teams at the tournament. One evaluation of the relative stgandards that I do give weight to is thestatement b the Napier High coach, the secoind year they toured SA in April, They had been hammered the year before by GRey anbd somne lesser /sa schools and similarly int hge second year they had lost all their games. Thie rcoach simply acknowledged that the standard in /sa was higher.
Unless one checks the facts surrounding these games,, it is easy to draw wrong conclusions.
Always something going on when SA lose lol
So you are saying well done to Kelston for winning with 14? I think I interpreted that correctly!
@@daviddorfan9023 bro wrote a whole chapter book just because sa schools lost again 🤣
Boy ain’t no way you just wrote a whole essay
Maybe just maybe they lost to a better team and away from home
Do they do the Haka in the NZ parliament as well? Everyone i speak to is just so SICK of it. This is not meant disrespectfully, but most people i know take a bathroom break or fetch a beer while the damn thing gets performed.
Hate hate hate
does it offend you??? I smell woke
"This is not meant disrespectfully, " okaaaay - keep telling yourself that.
I smell a sore loser😂
3.5/10 ragebait
❤👍Kelstonian Old Boys 1993☝❤
Haha these wernt even seniors
NZ arrogance incoming. I am so happy that you lot haven't won anymore WCs, you are insufferable. You didn't want to send your schools to the festival when it was held in April, as your players were too young. You screamed that it be held at end of year. Now that South Africans state that most of the players that compete here are not first XV you arrogantly state that Saffas have excuses. You lot are not the sharpest tools when it comes to coherent reasoning.
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How all the kiwis so desperate for recognition they celebrate school boy's like they won the world cup 😂
Another New Zealand school boy side with their version of the haka .LoL clowns
Um every school in NZ... has their own haka. not sure your point there buddy.
Another silly pre match dance and pantomime. Enough already..
😂😂 oh stop it...triggered are you
Still less painful than SA excuses. Honestly you guys are hard work.
Says the "absence of cultural heritage and national identity"
Paul roos would of won anyway
But they didn’t 😂 4th nz team vs 1st sa team 😂😂 I’d hate to see the result if y’all played our top team hahahhaahah
Caleb the age group Paul Roos played are not 1st in SA but 3rd
@ was that y’all 3rd best team ? 😂 no match if Hamilton went they would of demolished y’all top side
they couldnt beat a 14 man kelston team with a red card early in the game lol
@@dsdgffgyuyutseasdyjwaerd lmao that was kelstons junior team too did u not hear the commentator saying a lot of the boys are in year 10 which is age 14/15 in nz