Here we go ladies and gents, come one, come all, and see the "Bashed Dem Bros" almost-banned Big hit highlights against South Africa. Remember in the other posts when I mentioned a banned-like game "Samoa vs South Africa", well it's been posted.
This was the game that yes was "almost-banned" for Samoan rough-necking, however, it seems there's people out there who thinks South Africa got a little pay back for what they tend to do to other national Rugby teams. It's just a game guys, and no worse than hockey.
So, it all seems fair, everyone's happy, and no hard feelings as we get on to see South Africa fans finally complaining about Rugby being, too rough. This is Rugby ladies and gents, no diapers here. Some big hits from Samoa might have been left out, but no worries. Also, props to Jean de Villiers, who took the stiff arm like champion.
There was a very funny question asked "What if Nigel Owens had refereed this game". That surely would have been a bigger hot pot of poo-stew.
The Youtube title: "The most Brutal, Physical and Bizzare Match of the 2013 Spring Tours. [SA vs Samoa 2013)"
This was the game that yes was "almost-banned" for Samoan rough-necking, however, it seems there's people out there who thinks South Africa got a little pay back for what they tend to do to other national Rugby teams. It's just a game guys, and no worse than hockey.
So, it all seems fair, everyone's happy, and no hard feelings as we get on to see South Africa fans finally complaining about Rugby being, too rough. This is Rugby ladies and gents, no diapers here. Some big hits from Samoa might have been left out, but no worries. Also, props to Jean de Villiers, who took the stiff arm like champion.
There was a very funny question asked "What if Nigel Owens had refereed this game". That surely would have been a bigger hot pot of poo-stew.
The Youtube title: "The most Brutal, Physical and Bizzare Match of the 2013 Spring Tours. [SA vs Samoa 2013)"
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