Zimb😂abwe won

But the music is unnecessary

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page is amazing. provides an insight on Ugandan rugby 🏉 💪🏾

Crazy how Rhinos lost it at the end after such a strong hearted performance.

Impressive ⚡

May Allah grow this channel and push it to great heights. Hopefully that'll make rugby more recognised in this country and people will get to knkw their stars better. Kudos for the post ❤

What of impis Vs walukuba

Thank you ❤

great rugby content 👏🏾

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Kimono PR😂😂

The lion of Walukuba

Loved cheering on the Cranes in Birmingham, love to see rugby highlights!

bravo les gars! le rugby c'est le sport des valeurs ! c'est le sport qui vous rend plus fort et plus beau ! félicitations !

Big George 🎉

Confusious said that saying ,even me who was in school later on has heard about tebzi ,this was a very informative podcast

That chicken helps in heal for sure

Surprisingly insightful. Great podcast.

One of Kenya's worst side easily see off one of Uganda's best side

Edwin's bad luck reigns supreme, after that call to win the game by more than 7 points....

Great interview.

Dennis I have a balcony for you in Kampala

PEEL FEATHERS ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Feathers!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Brilliant podcast. Well done

Sound: ON POINT Camera work: ON POINT Well done lads

This brings back memories of the might Heathens during that 2010 period. Scott is aging well.

😎 cool

The legend himself 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Naye that kobs kit is lit 🙌🏽🙌🏽👌🏽

The famed Mourinho...airforce commodore! welldone....

Interesting interview! Oscar has served the game well. I recall managing him a few times at Macos with Kiwakabye, Musajja, Kasiita Eric.... such a warrior! Thanks Fatcats!

what a player!

Jethro!😆😆😆.....Muhangi

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Long awaited 🫡. Legend

RONALDO is 1

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Awesome. Have subcribed.

Eeeeh FatCats, you need to get us Mr. Bizimana and Mr. Mutebi on the same podcast. Those two gentlemen are just legends and have extremely brilliant ideas. Reuben and Ceaser have performed extremely well on this podcast as well. This is one of the best episodes you have done. Wonderful questions, wonderful story telling, and very good audio. Keep it up.

When you'd see His BMW, ahhh you just know Tebzi is around... What a man of excellence!!

Great to see rugby being played and developed across the continent. (South African rugby fan ♥)

Mr Mutebi is stuck in one of the grieving stages so many years on. The 2006 NGO team had the X factor & its why we bagged not just the schools league trophy but every other title that year. We left everything on the pitch that day bringing pride & bragging rights to the great College. His view goes to show that win in whatever you do having to explain why you lost is not easy. 😂

Enjoyed this conversation. Thanks guys

I found Mr Mutebi teaching at SMACK in 2011and then when I went over to Kyambogo University in 2017 I found him there again and he taught me technical drawing in Civil.... He has a great personality👏 Professional in all he does both in Academia and in Rugby...

Mr. Mutebi is very right about the importance of a university league. About his 5 best players, Felix Lubega should be number one any day. Boy straight out of school into the national team starting at 11 and winning the African cup.

Mr.Mutebi!!!!What a man!!!!An even better human being...A true SMACK rugby legend.. If only he could get back into rugby!!

Great episode. 2:08:38 There's a narrative that is emerging and it needs to be arrested. The whole notion of beautiful rugby being played solely by SMACK, and Namilyango's dirty play or aggressive game. Namilyango has always had efficient forwards; they were never as big as the Budo forwards but they were faster and executed efficiently. Forward players are famed for being slow, but you had James Nakhosi Kimono (400m and 200m athlete), Kenneth Kafumufu (400m, 100m relay, high jump), Romano Ogwal (800m/400m), Joel Anguyo (400m), and Ronnie Mwisaka anchoring forward play. All of whom played both the 15-man and 7-a-side versions of the game. Alphonse Kishato was a noted sprinter for one of his size. We shouldn't negate the fact that the athleticism and endurance of Namilyango's forward play fueled the 4-peat run of the 2005-2008 period. On the other hand, these narrations are also driven by the notion of "the better team lost", which punctuated every SMACK article summarisng their rugby season between 2004-2008. Perhaps another player allegedly eye-gouged Felix Lubega. But Andrew Barasa has always been a gentleman player of the game. Great captain, humble. That aside, Mutebi was a great champion of the game. I was in his Namilyango classes and he would normally say "I get when the rest of the school boos me but at least you guys in this class should be my buddies, man."