Hywel Davies Bicycle Repair Man

So many great players,.

18:25, Nice to see my grandfather Bleddyn 🥰

never was a fan of Wilson at Fullback over Cullen...Wilson was a great player - but definitely better at wing, Cullen was faster covering the back

Lost this series by having Phil Larder as a defense coach. If these small sample sizes are anything to go by I'm not sure how much the players actually listened to him. Not surprised really

Very sad video. Brought up in pontypool but, like many valley towns, it's such a sad place now.

even at the age of 32 the great Sella was pretty good still

A lovely man and a great man. He was good to dai bishop a great player

I met peter snow once while he was filming on a farm i worked at

As a pooler fan I’m biased but I watched him week in week out for his entire pooler career and in my opinion the best all round player i saw during that 80s era .

Both great but Bish could start a fight with a shop window

Malcolm dacey run the show that day what player.its a pity that injuries caught up with him

The man is a legend, passed his statue in Glyneath, just this week.

A wonderful period but not destined to beat new Zealand. In 1972 and 1978 they could have or should have won but as carwyn James said..we failed. So many great players Barry john etc. loved gerald davies. John dawes said he was the first name on the team sheet.

i am very much proud to call paul gallacher my grandfather ❤️

Sir Gareth Edwards and sid going. Equals. Different players

SCOTT QUINNEL, IMHO, was the Man of the Match!

Quesada, MUY lento! Cuantas patadas le taparon? El goleador del Mundial 99, solo por conversiones y penales. Ni un solo try...... Menos mal que como Coach es un Capo!

The Lions were playing the style of rugby which the AB's were also known for.

The Lions were playing the style of rugby which the AB's were also known for.

Fantastic Commentator Bill & Cliff.

Wales were magic

I find it truly inspiring to see the Irish and British flags displayed side by side, each flown with such pride during these tours. It’s a powerful symbol of unity, reminding us that even amidst our differences, we can stand together with respect and shared purpose. This simple yet profound image fills me with hope, making the world seem like a more harmonious place. It’s vital that this sense of togetherness, embodied by these flags, transcends beyond moments of ceremony and becomes a principle that guides our everyday interactions. In a world often divided, such symbols remind us of the strength found in unity and mutual respect.

David Parry Jones

Il tell you youngsters why Neil Jenkins is greatest kicker of all time … he did it with Sand and that old ball which when wet was like a 10kg of Bricks

9:10 that stamp se Magnifique

Legends 😊

Legend ❤

That number 8 for Boks sounds very familiar!

What was the score when they played in Whithland

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In those day back in the 60’s and early 70’s the leather was like a medicine ball when it had rained. Not so easy as it is today.

The modern era does not allow the professional player to live out his talents. They are trained to play to a pattern and keep to it.

Thanks for uploading this. Found it on VHS when I was at uni many moons ago and loved seeing loads of tries I’d never seen before. Thank god TMO wasn’t around back then! And a shame no tries from the inaugural World Cup weren’t included.

Austin Healey, I wonder if he ever thinks back to this tour and cringes at what an absolute twat he was on this tour.

*So good watching these old matches*

RIP both Eddie Butler and Phil Bennett 🕯 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Do you have any old Swansea whites games between 1976-1984, looking for my dad Huw Rees 👍

8:18 Nice to see my grandfather with Barry & Cliff.

"Dad there's something wrong with the TV, the picture looks terrible"..... No son, that's how TV looked back in the days before digital took over... we thought it was pretty good and the rugby was still awesome.....

I wonder how those cops would feel if they could see london today. The capital of england where whites are the minority.

My father is in this video, singing La marseillaise in the French public. He was a young man living in Wales in the 80s. He passed away 4 years ago. Very glad we finally found this record he talked about frequently.

Bishop, what a genius. Bit greedy, but a genius

There's only one 'd' in legend.

A distinct paucity of quality English tries over this period sadly until 1980.

1.12 Ample evidence if any were needed as to why Rob Andrew kicked nearly every time he got the ball.

Bill McLaren

Austin, trying to imitate john bently from the 97 tour is showing how badly he envies good old john,

2:19:00

Interesting to see the gestation of England's great sides of 1991 and 1992. Did Nigel Melville have the quickest pass ever in world rugby? Will Carling just starting his international career and waiting for Jerry Guscott to join him!