2 intellectual and physical leviathans, we are truly blessed that they walk among us!!!! And they are 100% correct, scrums are with us forever, nothing like them in any other sport and they were there from the very inception of the game
@@chrismcgowan5180 Google brotherly shove NFL and you will see that 150 odd years later even the cousins are seeing sense I have been mulling on codifying a 2, 4 and 6 man version of.the scrummage for settling disagreements in a less violent way in social settings (e.g. pubs, bars, club houses and Cardiff)
Two guys on the Journey off life trying to make sense off it all. Funny, entertaining, kind, even thoughtfully. What not too like. Keep going even when you both retire it will be nice to see more of the journey together. Especially after the rugby life. As those challenges will keep coming. Love it all. Obviously I am engaged with it.
You both are National Treasures to England Rugby and testament to Tigers and Quins and England age group development. Stay fit lads, we dont want this to ever end x
@@griffboy such a beautiful sight. Coley is going to be so proud of Joe, and Cole could become Englands most capped player. I thought Genge and Sinks may have a similar love affair but I think that is now over.
Would be interesting to see what England are doing to bridge the gap for props, the scrum schools etc. definitely going to need more young guys coming through. Let's hope Cole and Marler can stay in top condition for a long enough to give the new guys a chance to get settled
Couple of old rugby heads keeping things dry and letting us laugh at their silence. Keep up the amazing work and be the men that bring in the youth and share your wealth of knowledge (about scrums).
To all the law changers - if you want a game with de-powered scrums and more ball in play, go play league. Simples. Great game in its own right but not Union. Leave us and our front rows alone, thanks. X
Can you believe that England's pack was unable to push a Japan pack off the ball in the set piece! What is going to happen when they face the All Blacks?
Why does Borthwick separate Marlar and Cole? Together they parried and withstood the South African juggernaut; it was only after they were taken off that England's scrum took a beating.
I remember someone talking about that, yes, they are the best pairing, but any other pairing can't withstand as much, so by splitting them there is always a good prop on the front row
Not sure Bevan Rodd is really up to snuff yet. Surely English rugby have more props that can take on Cole’s and Marler’s mantle? (Saying that I can remember saying exactly the same about Joe Marler years ago but he has more than proved his worth) If I wasn’t in my 60’s with f@cked knees I would be dusting off my boots!! 😂
The pressure of being in the front row that the England scrum coach describes as reuslting "light headedness....which shows how hard you are working" is not quite accurate. Yes the physical effort required by props is immense...but the physical forces within a scrum have a deeper effect into the spine and the overall neurosystmem of props. This is a type of pressure that is not seen in any other professional sport....and not even seen by any other players in rugby other than props (and maybe the hooker also). I think its amazing that more professional front row forwards do not suffer debilitating injuries during or especially after their careers. I never thought I would say this but I think moving towards a rugby league style scrum with ball feeding and minimal engagement has to be the way forwards.
Yeah, so much for 'this rose means everything'. Just another vehicle for political statements and trying to score cool points. Anyway as Marler said, this too shall pass.
@@naughtiusmaximus5057 jog on Tim...or maybe , just maybe the organisation as a whole is trying to create a more inclusive place for those who need it to be a safe space. Do I think they aren't trying to score social points no... Does that take it away from if it helps someone , also no. People who use the term woke as a negative are genuinely morons of the highest order
Who ever edited this needs a raise, and a thank you. This is almost like it’s been inspired by the office (British tv show).
I just wanna compliment the fantastic production value of this video. If the people who filmed and edited this are reading, well done.
2 intellectual and physical leviathans, we are truly blessed that they walk among us!!!!
And they are 100% correct, scrums are with us forever, nothing like them in any other sport and they were there from the very inception of the game
i'd say a quarterback sneak is very similar
@@chrismcgowan5180 Google brotherly shove NFL and you will see that 150 odd years later even the cousins are seeing sense
I have been mulling on codifying a 2, 4 and 6 man version of.the scrummage for settling disagreements in a less violent way in social settings (e.g. pubs, bars, club houses and Cardiff)
Fuk they should run their own podcast/talk show post rugby 😂😂
These 2 icons need their own show
I really enjoyed that, quite fascinating and Dan & Joe Show keeps rolling on.
Two guys on the Journey off life trying to make sense off it all. Funny, entertaining, kind, even thoughtfully. What not too like. Keep going even when you both retire it will be nice to see more of the journey together. Especially after the rugby life. As those challenges will keep coming. Love it all. Obviously I am engaged with it.
Best video yet. More of Marler & Coley. Chemistry, sincerety. Hugely appealing to the next generation 😊
this is incredible. they better both stay on! two more six nations at least please and thank you
Dan and Joe have a great friendship and chemistry. It’s great to see behind the scenes of them relaxing too and after the game
Great blokes! 🏴🌹🏴🌹🏴🌹
God we’re gonna miss these two
You both are National Treasures to England Rugby and testament to Tigers and Quins and England age group development. Stay fit lads, we dont want this to ever end x
Wow! Props are the greatest human beings!
Just met the boys in Dunedin and they stopped for a moment to take a photo with me and my old man. Absolute gentlemen. Joe, Dan, Jamie and Ben.
Bloody legends on and off the pitch
I hope Marler becomes a centurion before he retires!
If he plays all the games this year, he will.
Then him and Cole can ride off into the sunset together.
@@thereader6667 that’s a beautiful image
@@griffboy such a beautiful sight. Coley is going to be so proud of Joe, and Cole could become Englands most capped player.
I thought Genge and Sinks may have a similar love affair but I think that is now over.
@@griffboy Damn big horses..... Shires ?
It's nice that there's humour in the game with these two giants
👏👏great video
It will be a sad day when those two retire from international rugby. I love these guys and their dynamic.
Great! Love it
18:28 head contact on Theo Dan by Japan's no.8.
We need these two and Angus Ta’avao + Pasilio Tosi (props) from the All Blacks in a room together when they come to NZ 🙏
Great video
Would be interesting to see what England are doing to bridge the gap for props, the scrum schools etc. definitely going to need more young guys coming through. Let's hope Cole and Marler can stay in top condition for a long enough to give the new guys a chance to get settled
Two Brit wonders of the modern rugby world.Hope they can stand up to the younger generation AB's😊
as a centre, i admire frontrows sacrificing their ears and spine to scrum
These two would make hilariously understated life coaches
Best bromance in rugby 😂
Will miss them when they step down - icons
Awoken, past tense.... Awaken future tense. So if it has already happened then...... Old boy is right!
Couple of old rugby heads keeping things dry and letting us laugh at their silence.
Keep up the amazing work and be the men that bring in the youth and share your wealth of knowledge (about scrums).
Two old men, contemplating life. You could give them each a fishing rod and make allow key hit British TV show...
Wasn't Joe Marler mentored by the great Andy Hayden when he was starting out at Newcastle?
To all the law changers - if you want a game with de-powered scrums and more ball in play, go play league. Simples. Great game in its own right but not Union. Leave us and our front rows alone, thanks. X
One of Englands weak points. At tighthead we are to reliant on aging coley (still amazing) and we are struggling to find good enough front rowers
Baxter is the future
Nah. The Colar Bear will go on forever.
Actually we have some really promising front rowers coming up.
@@mikec2505 I hope so
@@rossjn3 who plays on the other side of the scrum...
Ewels did not look happy in the changing room after the game
Not unsurprising
Yeah you feel for him, he has had an absolute nightmare. Obviously correct decision but still poor guy
@@MrCravendishdon’t feel for him at all, blokes a fucking liability. Had his chance clearly not international level
How the hell do people become this big?!!! It’s terrifying
Can you believe that England's pack was unable to push a Japan pack off the ball in the set piece! What is going to happen when they face the All Blacks?
Why does Borthwick separate Marlar and Cole? Together they parried and withstood the South African juggernaut; it was only after they were taken off that England's scrum took a beating.
I remember someone talking about that, yes, they are the best pairing, but any other pairing can't withstand as much, so by splitting them there is always a good prop on the front row
Rule 1: Salads don't win scrums
Such a shame the Laws at junior level, right up to U18 has literally made the scrum irrelevant
Be a sad day when these two retire.
Not sure Bevan Rodd is really up to snuff yet. Surely English rugby have more props that can take on Cole’s and Marler’s mantle? (Saying that I can remember saying exactly the same about Joe Marler years ago but he has more than proved his worth) If I wasn’t in my 60’s with f@cked knees I would be dusting off my boots!! 😂
Beno Obano was looking good until the red card in the prem final
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The pressure of being in the front row that the England scrum coach describes as reuslting "light headedness....which shows how hard you are working" is not quite accurate.
Yes the physical effort required by props is immense...but the physical forces within a scrum have a deeper effect into the spine and the overall neurosystmem of props.
This is a type of pressure that is not seen in any other professional sport....and not even seen by any other players in rugby other than props (and maybe the hooker also).
I think its amazing that more professional front row forwards do not suffer debilitating injuries during or especially after their careers.
I never thought I would say this but I think moving towards a rugby league style scrum with ball feeding and minimal engagement has to be the way forwards.
What's with the flag behind the Red Rose 🌹 🤔 English Rugby gone woke now !!
literally who gives a shit? it's weirdwhen people complain over some colours
Yeah, so much for 'this rose means everything'. Just another vehicle for political statements and trying to score cool points. Anyway as Marler said, this too shall pass.
@@naughtiusmaximus5057 jog on Tim...or maybe , just maybe the organisation as a whole is trying to create a more inclusive place for those who need it to be a safe space.
Do I think they aren't trying to score social points no... Does that take it away from if it helps someone , also no.
People who use the term woke as a negative are genuinely morons of the highest order
Disappointing to see. Another brand bending to a few loud mental cases.
Imagine getting upset over this 🤷🏽♂️🤣
Maybe relax a bit babe 😘
Great video but shit logo!!
make. the . joe + dan podcast. Happen. yesterday. please.
No need for the transformers flag is there.. 🥱