A new way of beating the tackle

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Nov 04, 2024, 15:52

https://www.tiktok.com/@kayosports/video/7433178952442580241

Nov 04, 2024, 16:02

Wow how athletic to jump over another player… and the player he jumped over, is not short at all.

Imagine DDA trying that move, his jewels would have to be iced for a long time:)

Nov 04, 2024, 16:43

Hahaha….unlike most players Dud always has at least one foot on the ground even when he runs.

Nov 04, 2024, 16:56

Would that be the best 12 in the game?

Nov 04, 2024, 17:03

Walter Payton would have been the best 12 of all time. Best runner I have seen….sadly died young:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lozLB38d5sc

Nov 04, 2024, 17:20

Bullshit - that’s a huge insult to all the great 12’s that have played the game

Nov 04, 2024, 18:25

How would you know Dave….I saw Paton and I have seen many of the great 12s. Paton would have been unstoppable at 12. And looking at those long passes he could have handled the offload brilliantly as well.

Insular pig headed ignorance.

Nov 04, 2024, 19:05

Well I know that playing 12 is one of if not the most demanding position on a rugby field, I know that rugby is very different to AFL and there is far more skill required in rugby

I also know that there have been some brilliant 12’s in our time and even the solid ones would be better than some AFL player who looked handy enough but boy there was some piss poor defence in that footage - no surprise really given the majority of the AFL players are big fat oafs with zero skill

The only skilful players are the QB’s and wide receivers, the rest are pretty shit

Nov 04, 2024, 19:30

Wehe . . . so now Moffie reckons the Gridiron sissy-boys would all be the best rugby players!

LMAO!

Take off their helmets and their shoulder pads and put them onto a rugby field and they'd burst into tears and go running off to get their nappies changed . . . sorry, their diapers!

Nov 04, 2024, 19:55

The old out of date claim….football is far more violent than rugby now, with all the nannying from TMO’s.



Educate yourself you insular toad.

Nov 04, 2024, 20:05

Think about it this way Dave….football draws out of a population of 350 million and pays huge dollars for success. How likely is it that those players are big fat oafs with zero skill. 

Nov 04, 2024, 20:14

"Educate yourself" says the rugby noob claiming that some stupid Yank gurly-boy who's never held a rugby ball in his life would be the greatest inside centre of all time.

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Nov 04, 2024, 20:30

Well Moz I’ve watched plenty of footage of the game and there is no skill in being one of those fat oafs

That’s just the dumb Americans paying huge amounts of money for a stupid boring game

There is no way in hell that sissy game is more violent than rugby - not even close

Those sissy’s are padded to the hilt with helmets the works

There is very little skill involved, it’s like football - the only way to watch it, is the highlights packages

Nov 04, 2024, 20:30

Men’s track  and field medals at the 2024 Olympics, the best indicator of national athletic prowess:

USA 18

RWC nations in total 9

Say no more…..Game, set and match.

Nov 04, 2024, 20:31

It’s soooooooo easy. It would be more fun if the opposition could construct a cogent argument.

Nov 04, 2024, 20:34

Track and field my arse - totally different sports which is no measure of overall prowess in sport not even close

Fuck me the States have huge amounts pumped into their sport and athletes - we can say the same for African countries now can we

Rugby is a far far more skilful, enjoyable and dangerous game than AFL

Nov 04, 2024, 20:44

Except this isn't a discussion of athletics prowess, it's a discussion on rugby prowess, not so?


So the relevant statistic here is South Africa 4, USA 0.

LMAO!

Go wipe all that egg off your stupid face Moffie, don't let it harden.

Nov 04, 2024, 21:22

So how many games do you think we would win against the USA in baseball, football, basketball, ice hockey etc. Huh? Different nations play different sports and it’s almost impossible to compare.

Rugby is a game played by a tiny group of mostly college exposed kids in the USA. If it was mainstream the US would be awesome.

I much prefer rugby to football, which I find too static but it’s a game played by great athletes and it’s very physical. Those Dud Toit tackles that give you a thrill would be regarded as standard practice in football.

You really are an okie from Benoni.

Nov 04, 2024, 21:32

Imagine those clowns taking off all that armour and tackling another player - they would shit themselves

It’s literally only the States that play baseball and AFL because they think they are special having to create their own stupid sports

AFL is a bunch of fatties with limited skill and baseball is all about throwing a ball and hitting a full toss out the ground

Trust the yanks to get all wet over such shit. As for the basketball - fuck me now that is a boring game

Nov 04, 2024, 21:48

Rugby and American football are both physically demanding sports, requiring a high level of skill, toughness, and endurance, but they differ in various aspects. Let’s break it down:

Skill Level: Both sports require a unique set of skills. In rugby, players need to be versatile, as they switch between offense and defense without major breaks. Passing, kicking, and tackling skills are essential. American football players often specialize in specific roles, requiring them to master particular skills like throwing, catching, or blocking.

Toughness: Both sports are tough, but the nature of contact differs. Rugby players endure continuous play and tackling without pads or helmets, relying on technique for protection. American football involves hard hits with protective gear, making it physically intense but in shorter bursts.

Endurance: Rugby demands greater endurance due to the continuous nature of the game, with fewer stoppages and more running. American football, with its frequent breaks and shorter periods of intense activity, requires explosive power but less overall stamina.

In essence, both sports are challenging in their own right, each demanding a unique combination of skills, toughness, and endurance.

Nov 04, 2024, 22:38

Good summary M.

Nov 04, 2024, 23:10

Can’t take all the credit Moz, Chat GPT helped me to add some things and refined it a bit.

 
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