Dan Biggar Reveals KEY to Springbok World Cup Victory!

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[@MosesMatsepane]

Also the big difference between South Africa and these other countries is that, people who don’t watch Rugby or sport in general support the Springboks. The Springboks are like an army fighting for the nation and everyone is cheering them on. Whereas in other countries, the vast majority of the national team support comes from Rugby Supporters.

[@petrusvandermerwe-ln7vs]

you great at presenting manner content a loyal sub

[@NelsonGym]

That's what teamwork is all about keeping quiet just created more friction

[@user-vz6vz4rt3u]

Big difference and very interesting, Etzebeth and Kolisi played and trained together as teenagers

[@robinelliot5003]

The emotion in Dan Biggars' face when speaking about "wanting it more". I now understand why he kaaked George North like that in the world cup. Dan wanted it more and he didn't think George did.

[@kellybone827]

Good job! Well said on all of it

[@kevinr6257]

That’s why it’s so sad WR continues to disadvantage SA by outlawing their best strategies. It’s a disgrace - the Springboks are the most pure national team with players helping almost every nation - for the good of rugby.

[@dreammaker9642]

Just pushes us to keep coming up with more 😂 we accept the challenge, especially with Rassie at the reigns you can add or change any law you want he’ll find a way to turn it against you. For example the scrum free kick, can’t take another scrum ? Fine, here pollard pin that ball in the corner now we feel like mauling

[@NelsonGym]

The Haka actually spurs on the Springboks more have a good look at them lining up when it's performed That u don't scare me in not intimidated or fear u look that let's see what happens when we hit the Pitch

[@pamaerysovershares7373]

Loved the video 🎉

[@wynandvanzyl8798]

I live in Germany, and rugby is rooted in our blood. We demolished apartheid to play against the All Blacks. I remember a Volksfront member telling me we are more concerned about rugby than our country's politics. He wasn't pleased about the yes vote. And then the 95 World Cup - it is still fresh in my mind how it bonded the country together. And still today, rugby has its healing power over South Africa

[@witwolf4641]

And what great shape South Africa is in today

[@dylanjamesweggz3573]

@@witwolf4641this is cynical and pathetic. The government the current government is to blame for that. Not the people of South Africa. Dom poes

[@witwolf4641]

@@dylanjamesweggz3573 jou ma se kont

[@craigmorgan4676]

Saffa y u in Germany brother?🤔🤔😬🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@wynandvanzyl8798]

@@craigmorgan4676 Yes, I live here now, and it's not funny. The Germans know how to piss you off.

[@user-rn9co7jc4t]

Look in the end, there’s no place to hide in a team like this, especially with RASSIE as the coach He brings out this angry side from the players but also directs it into one direction which is to win! There’s a special environment in that camp

[@Galaxygacha-ir5ko]

Players came to this realisation through the Springbok management. We can't just look towards the players. They endorsed what is carried over as a belief process. in short, it is faith in the team, in themselves, in management, purposefully NOT to disappoint our nation.

[@Hellpig8217]

Howzit bru, lekka video. Only partially disagree on one point - SA and NZ are the two countries where I think it means more. In both countries the week after a national team loss a big part of the population is heavy depressed - if you are mates with any kiwis you’ll already know this. That reason for it meaning more is one of the big reasons for us winning a combined 78% of RWCs since inception. I will say though that while it means more to both - things are more desperate in SA and people need more of a reason to hope - so it’s just an extra level to it meaning more, and in something like an RWC final - that can mean that one point over your opposition. 7:36

[@witwolf4641]

The key is to send a different team

[@angelojacobs7814]

Go mamusbury missle

[@lungabiyela9081]

There is no secret sauce. Go out to any big rugby school in the country and you will see the blueprint. We are just better than everybody else. If PSDT suddenly retired, you'd be able to go to any of the franchises and pick his successor. He might not be as good immediately, but eventually he will measure up. Seriously, look at the loosies in each of the URC franchises.

[@dreammaker9642]

It’s about pride and what the jearsey means to you and it starts there. If you play for Grey whatever number you wear in the 1st team from 1-23 someone important wore that jearsey. You now hold their legacy and you can’t let it down. At springbok level it’s the same as you think of those guys in 95 and what each of them did for the country and how they united the people. Deep down you feel you have to uphold that legacy you not allowed to fumble and that drives you. Add to the fact SA has a lot of its own problems and rugby is how people escape that reality. When you wear that jearsey in a World Cup you think about that kid in the town ship, a kid like Siya who was given nothing and is told he has no future. When that kid sees you push beyond the limits and lift that cup, you essentially telling that kid that he does have a future and he can have hope. If just 1/10 kids get that hope and keep pushing then they make it out slowly and surely you allowing more and more to do the same. When you have a player like Siya who went from growing up in a township and not have boots to play, to being the first black captain and lifting that cup not once but twice in a row. That’s special and each and every member of that team is the same because they needed each other to achieve this.

[@hannesbornman1045]

Thats why Ireland couldn't pull through the QF. Half their players aren't even Irish. They are playing for a paycheck and nothing else.

[@tsaki_titan]

It’s also important to notice how the only try scorers against NZ were New Zealanders. Ireland will just have to keep siphoning New Zealand and Australian and South African rejects if they want to keep on being “the best rugby team in the world”.

[@user-vz6vz4rt3u]

Different sport, but look at the German Football National team: were once world conquerors, but now, pathetic. And..most are not German.

[@jonathanstaley3883]

Yeah, I’ll go with that.

[@thembibaardman538]

@hannes. interesting observation. I`ve seen some players that do not celebrate when scoring for their adopted country against their birth country. Even at club level, scoring against a former club.

[@BrickoligistAnimations]

​@@tsaki_titanExcuse me, what about Tadgh Beirne

[@saafrican]

Hey Duded we want to listen the these legend's .....NOT YOUR OPINION

[@Melovemeshaww]

It's simple. Then don't press the play button. Go into Big Jim's page directly. As much as south africans can be such amazing people. Just as much there are people like you to be ass holes. Don't be a jerk. It's his page. Not yours. Let him do his thing.

[@tristanmaclennan2989]

I really wish that you would stop interrupting your guests, its them we want to hear, not you!

[@Melovemeshaww]

If you want to listen to BIG Jim then go to his page directly. Simple. Leave the man alone

[@isitwasit8756]

Dan biggar you are are terribly missed at 10 for wales…

[@carelvanwyk6048]

John Burhs will you stop talking. We want to hear the experts and players and please not your boring voice!!!