HOW Rugby is Transforming South Africa | A Story from the Cape

[@ChidiChidiiBangBang]

Tim, I don't know what to say except for thank you. Just simply thank you.

[@WORS06]

Thank you Tim x 2

[@craigmorgan4676]

Agreed, Tims a top lad!🙌👋👌🤝🇬🇧🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦​@@WORS06

[@RuanPretorius49]

My eloquent and very heartfelt 'Thank you Tim' comment, gone. I lost it. Anyway, thank you Tim. You get us like few other people do and sometimes we need someone to remind us how far we've come since 1995. You also seem to know a fair bit about rugby, which is nice!

[@hennievandenberg7865]

Tim you're a legend, if we do lose against England tomorrow it will bring me great joy knowing you're smiling.

[@monicaalaya]

100%, I totally agree.

[@claytonhorn7195]

Top comment, I second that!

[@hamletheneke4472]

Me 2!

[@85eldon]

Absolutely. ❤

[@gdproy]

well said

[@jandregerber7534]

My wife worked at the foundation, very teary at the moment. I was a principal at a school in Stanford, close by. Grootbos Foundation helped our kids a lot with coaching.

[@sihlenkosi3341]

I’m not crying, are you crying! You did it again Tim! 🙌🏽🇿🇦 you make South Africa Proud!

[@zakzulu6147]

I'm not crying too❤😂

[@francoismulder2106]

He wants to bring his whole family over. He is in love with SOUTH AFRICA. If you drink this water and brandewyn en coke you will always stay in 🇿🇦🏉

[@stefanschouteden5196]

It really looks to me that you need to immigrate to South Africa. Like me - as a Belgian guy - I was simply swept away by the beauty and energy of this country and will be spending the rest of my life here. Coolest place on earth! Long live the biltong, braais and the beautiful weather. And hey... the rugby madness and excitement are not bad either...😎

[@andynicoletti7789]

As one who has spent a significant amount of time in South Africa as an American, it is profound what rugby is to that country. I wish I could explain it to my American friends. Thanks for being a true ambassador of the Springboks and sport.

[@buhlefadana3376]

Truly touching video, always talking on South Africa with class and respect. Awesome of you to use your platform to spread this message not only to the world, but to some South Africans as well. Big ups Tim.

[@buhlefadana3376]

Can't make any promises on that England request though 😅

[@85eldon]

True. The humility and class Tim has displayed in his showcase of SA from the perspective of an avid rugby fan is endearing and humbling.

[@buhlefadana3376]

@@85eldon this is exactly how I wanted to articulate this but couldn’t find the right words! 🙌🏾

[@VreeslikeFrikkie]

Somewhere tonight, there is someone watching this video, sobbing just like me, who's life will be forever changed. We have no idea how heartfelt words can perpetuate dreams, goals and visions. You may just have given hope to the next Rassie, the next Siya, the next Bongi. May this message resonate throughout space and time. A heartfelt thanks for touching souls through your touched soul....

[@Zamalecq]

Don't apologise for showing your emotions Tim. It is a truly touching story and you also had me (a 55 year old dude) all teared up. South Africa is such an amazing country with sooooo many challenges, yet such amazing people that need real upliftment.

[@DirkCoetzee1982]

What an immensly powerful video Tim. I am so glad that you help people understand what it means to be a South African. How people try and dig themsleves out of the challenges that the country faces doesn´t really reconate with foreigners. Thank you for spreading the message!

[@rugbywatchesgaming4048]

Very well said sir

[@chantelleessex-ferreira7842]

It is absolutely vital for the world to know and understand that these projects, these schools are build, funded and managed by the people. That is the 'x factor' that people do not get to see or understand completely. In South Africa we solve problems by getting involved, working hard, working together. Waiting for government to help is just not an option. We love you Tim and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for what you do for us as a country.

[@Wolf-hh4rv]

Ja Yes…. Don’t wait for the government, you have to do it yourself. No idea what they do with all the tax money. We have to uplift ourselves together.

[@raakwys]

I am a South African and don't even know about this good work that is going on in my country. Thanks for letting me know. I see your passion. We appreciate you.❤

[@joslinbeukes1585]

❤Hi Tim. I am a rugby coach as well as a school teacher. I'm located in Capetown. My rugby under 17 won the Vuka league this year. My under 19 team made it to the semi final. We have a lot of challenges in our community and at school. So many boys wants to play rugby but can't because of the challenge they face. Our school does not have any money for transport or rugby gear or anything rugby related. We have a big open space but no rugby field. We were practing in a little space this year but still didn't stop us. We had no gear but it did not stop us. Our guys can't come to practice because of shooting and gang violence in our community but still it did not stop us. Not all educators at school love the sport or want to help our youth. I'm trying everything I can to keep this boys driven and going and giving them hope that there is a better life out there. It's getting too much for me to carry this burden alone. I kindly ask for any assistance or even just to come and talk to my boys when you in Cape town again. If you know anyone who can help us to atleast get gear or balls or any rugby equipment I will be so happy and thankful. ❤ Please get back to me ❤

[@samanderson279]

@joslin Im based in CT, let's connect and see if there is anything we can do 😇

[@joslinbeukes1585]

@samanderson279 hi Sam. Thank you for reaching you. How will I get in contact with you sir.

[@stevenberry90]

Good luck and don't stop fighting

[@joslinbeukes1585]

@stevenberry90 thank you sir.

[@Pooler29]

Keep going bud...great work

[@ricardokorkee]

Thank for not only focusing on the beautiful side of South Africa, and Srpringbok success, but a side of South Africa that so many of us are use to. Reality also that so many current Springboks and up-and-coming stars, come from exactly what you are sharing here.

[@carolevans9298]

We may have different nations but our heart is all for South Africa to be great again 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🏉🏆🙏

[@colinhulett8139]

Thank you Tim, very powerful!! My family and I are moving back to SA (Kwa-Zulu Natal) after 23 years to help develop a school's sports programme, outdoor education, and community work. You are always welcome to visit.

[@JuicyJLee]

Thank you for coming back home. No matter what God was showing off when he made South Africa . Plus we crazy 🤣 all the best brother ❤

[@Blackbeard0456]

Ubuntu Tim! Ubuntu! Thanks for shining the light so we as a community can grow as one and for all together! 👏👏👏

[@HUH-Se-wat]

I am sure you have realised by now Tim, South Africa is in your heart and under your skin, you understand the essence of being a South African and supporting the Springboks. That story will bring a tear to any human being, it did to this proudly South African male who now lives in the UK. Thank you for everything you do in terms of showcasing South Africa, you will always be welcomed back. I look forward to all your videos, apologies about not entertaining your request for a win on Saturday. Thank you for being a true gentleman.

[@85eldon]

He now really is beginning to know what we know. 😊

[@EttieneVerster]

If you had the privilege to see the "Chasing the sun" and "Chasing the sun 2" documentaries and you heard SA's MMA champion, Dricus du Plessis saying "they don't know what we know" this video will start to give some insight into why rugby is so precious for South Africans. South Africans from all walks if life. Thank you for such positive content of the highest quality!

[@wilhelmbornman881]

As a fellow South African I think we can now say that Tim also know what we know. Tim is a great person with a huge respect and understanding of South Africa.

[@EttieneVerster]

@@wilhelmbornman881 agreed. Huge respect, as you pointed out.

[@desertstar223]

Tim reviewed and discussed Chasing the Sun (1 & 2) on this channel. What are you talking about?

[@EttieneVerster]

@@desertstar223 just adding more context. As he says, you always hear Rassie and Siya talk about what the Springboks means for the country. This video just added to the bigger context and it is so heartwarming to see more and more people realising what some players endure to get to the highest level. Nothing derogatory or condescending at all.

[@desertstar223]

@@EttieneVerster I was just surprised that you would think that Tim would not have seen the documentary. It shows me that you're not an avid follower of this channel. You're just jumping on the bandwagon. Tim is so deeply entrenched in South African rugby, it's easy to forget he's an Englishman. He knows more about South African rugby culture than most South Africans. To think that he did not see the documentary is disrespectful.

[@jonpieters4223]

Jou aanbieding het my ontroer soos min in my lewe. Baie dankie.

[@juliajardim7679]

Tim I was so moved by how much this means to you. So many of my family in England don't understand when we say " it just means more to us than a game". When we won the world cup I went and bought a Springbok beanie for a chap that works at out local veggie shop...it gave us something special to speak about...I had actually told him the day before the RWC that I was nervous....he said he was confident we would win....so now we always have a few words about the next game or player news....it really does bring our nation together....you nailed it with your video....I think you need to add these skills to your cv and go knocking on Netflix's door...you are the embodiment of the game....

[@BradYoung-k3j]

You know Tim, Eggchasers is the only channel I have subscribed to and the reasons are listed below. As a Saffer who has been living in the UK for 4 years now; I find it hard to articulate the spirit of a South African to Brits and other global people I meet. Some find us to be arrogant, to direct or even overly driven to do well and succeed. You have a clear understaning of our culture, passion, desperation, focus and dedermination that drives us as a people. With all humility, we try to share the spirit of ubuntu/gees with people globally. Seeing you in tears today made me cry and reinforced the sacrifices of immigrating; keeping that fire alive that all Saffers have (Including you)! You are a legend pal and I wish you, yours and your channel well!

[@dixvorster-vg4kv]

Now you know what we know. Passion for our people permeates into our playing. I am privileged - at the tender age of 75 - to witness this miracle that goes such a long way into galvanising SA to stand up to more than 30 years of gradually breaking down our economy and the lives of the most vulnerable through lies aimed at dividing us more along racial lines. Thank you, your emotion resonates in harmony with all of those in our country striving for healing.

[@markellison2596]

In a library of excellent videos that you produce this is by far the best and most important and makes me proud to be South African.

[@pieterhuman8049]

Been following you for years Tim. This brought me to tears. You have been partly instrumental in this transformation, even though I believe you will be too humble to accept the accolade. Thank you.

Tim, tough and tender. You're definitely one of us (South African. ) Thank you for your vulnerability and for such moving stories. I've loved rugby since I was six years old. It was the best thing about school, and I still dream of wearing the green and gold, but at almost 60 years of age, it can only be as a fan. I'm blessed to be able to be at Twickenham tomorrow, and although you're my favourite Englishman, I hope the Bokke put their foot on the gas and keep it there. Go Bokke!

[@goafy]

Dammit Tim, why did you have to make me cry....this is worse than the Bongi clip! Beautiful, heart based, authentic.....thank you Legend.

[@LittleBigMediaCo]

Some videos deserve 100 thumbs up ...

[@NickyGlover-r8g]

Gosh Tim you got my day started with some serious sobbing. Working in the travel industry I have had the pleasure of visiting Grootbos a couple of times and it truly is an amazing property, but what makes them amazing is all they do. I certainly hope you got to meet the owner Michael who I am proud to call a friend as he is a character himself with a giant heart of gold. I could not be more proudly South African and every time I watch your videos it makes my heart smile to know that the continent and her people have transformed yet another person. There is something about South Africa that just really creeps into one's soul and never leaves. My fellow countrymen truly are some of the most wonderful people and I am thrilled you got to experience it. It is also incredible to know that you also now know what we know (yes the translation from Dricus) and are sharing it with the world. Being that I am half British (my Dad was born there), whenever we play England it is a bit tough, but not gonna lie....my blood runs green and gold forever and you know why :-). Thanks for sharing this wonderful video, despite it bringing me to tears. Good Luck tomorrow and you know I will be waiting to see your after game thoughts immediately following the game. GO BOKKE!!!

[@TDayzTheCook]

Wow Tim,I appreciate you bro🫂,you got me all in tears with you. On a Friday afternoon here in SA🇿🇦. They didn't show you the true nature of how those girls train, as I saw they were still wearing their school shoes at the training field. We don't do that in the townships,we play or practice barefoot, and team kits we only see on game day. Where one person that's not playing assist the one that's playing with his/her footwear for the game day. It's way deeper than this. Thank you for sharing your experience. Through sport we have hope for a better tomorrow. Much love from 🇿🇦

[@gavinberry1796]

As a Saffer - thank you for helping us to be transparent with the world, and BTW your pronunciation was (mostly) spot on!

[@marcgravett863]

Thanks for sharing Tim. I'm living in the UK and thankful for the opportunity but miss home every day. You had me crying along with you - much love ❤

[@RozWentworth]

Nobody will really understand what rugby and our Springbik team mean to us...God bless our beautiful Rainbow Nation

[@JuicyJLee]

One day you will return home brother. ❤

[@Deadlift14]

Huge fan from The States. You have nothing to be sorry for. You have a big heart brother. As men we need to be able to show vulnerability and emotion. It demonstrates true strength. God bless you.

[@Janpan69]

Tim Coetzee, you're is the best!

[@collinstjebane7203]

Love the surname 😁😝

[@StretchFletcher]

You should be in the christening business. Love that.

[@85eldon]

😂😂😂😂 I see Tim won't have a problem convincing Home Affairs of his African roots.

[@stevenberry90]

Everyone most know we've adopted Tim. Come back home Tim

[@RozWentworth]

Long awaited VIDEO...thank you Tim for sharing our country to the rest of the world...UBUNTU ...THE FOUNDATION OF OUR COUNTRY❤❤❤

[@claireforbes1808]

Thanks Tim for having me cry and slobber all over my bowl of crisps. Broke my heart but also made me proud to be South African. Such great people out there. So, excuse me for now. I need to find some tissues. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@ABM301270]

You're an honorary South African Tim. Thanks for bringing attention to our challenges.

[@PivotalTalk]

Oh Tim, God bless you, brother.

[@Pack-ManT-B-Told]

Tim, hierdie was so ‘n mooi video. Baie dankie my maat

[@leninlawrence5481]

WHAT A VIDEO!!! CAN ALL MY FELLOW SOUTH AFRICANS PLEASE GIVE TIM A LIKE ON THIS VIDEO ❤🇿🇦

[@FrancoisCalitz-h3j]

Thank you once again Tim for showing people around the world what rugby and sport does and means for South Africans. Maybe this will explain a little bit to non South Africans why we are so proud of our Bokke and Rassie. The struggles are very very real but bloody hell, we are one brilliant nation. This is why we say, "Hulle Weet nie wat ons weet nie". Being a true born and raised Saffa you have to be tougher, stronger and more motivated than the next guy. It's just in our DNA to be "ruthless" in a good way. I Love my beautiful country, and love your show🤙🇿🇦😎

[@desertstar223]

Now I understand why there's so much green and gold in your logo and background. You're an amazing human being

[@uhuruamplified2074]

The children see success and leadership made up all races. That’s key 🔑

[@henk_iii]

Our future is bright 💪🇿🇦

[@Trenchwarsoldier-x5v]

Really? A future of quotas, is that what you cuddle yourself to sleep with. I wonder what you woke yes voters going to do when everyone stops letting their children sit back for 30%era and rugby goes private

[@robbiejones9340]

Thanks Tim! and big ups to the Grootbos Foundation for allowing our kids to have fun, play hard and dream big!!!

[@Benjani1011]

Tim, what a fantastic video. It's so great to see some encouraging exposure to our rich culture and importance of rugby in our complicated country. And you have barely scratched the surface of how deeply woven sport is in the fabric of our people. Thank you for this video

[@85eldon]

Well said Tim. The most important aspect of rugby is that this sport makes us forget our differences. And that's besides the fact that the Boks keep bringing us joy. Thank you so much for shining a light on such an important aspect of what rugby does. Thank you so much for being such a human

[@warrenvaughan6941]

This explains why South Africans are so passionate about rugby - it goes waaaaaaaay beyond the sport - it breeds hope in areas of young lives where hope feels almost non-existent! May God bless every child and coach in programmes like these. Tim, you are a legend for sharing this but that’s not enough for the Springboks to hand England a win tomorrow.

[@RozWentworth]

Amen

[@Guvnor_12]

You're a great human! Why is the rugby community so wholesome.. its"s immense.

[@honeybadger8718]

You have become such an amazing ambassador for both RSA & Rugby. I sincerely hope that World Rugby is paying attention to your content. Thank you!

[@ARCPrecisionSolutions]

I want to say something but dont have words, thank you Tim, you get it, you understand what others and politicians dont

[@GeraldMoses-tl3jz]

Hey Tim 👋. Ah man as always Tim thank you for showing our country so much love... This is the beauty of our Springboks team, especially this group. What once was a racist reflection of the past, has now become the Unity that brings us all together. Rugby was seen as the white man's game in this country. But now it's the very sport's game that demonstrates Unity, perseverance, passion and so much more that we can only be proud of.

[@johanopperman3275]

Huge respect Tim

[@randomlyfactual1943]

Thank you for showing this side of the coin too. The people who donate their time for these types of initiatives are really doing God's work. This video is one for the feels. Also, your pronounciation of _Grootbos_ is pretty good. That ggg sound will grow you some extra hair on the chest! EDIT: if you purchase an Adobe licence, there is js a program called Adobe Podcast on it, which allows you to remove background noise like car, office and wind sounds. Sounds almost as good as in a studio. Cheers

[@abdur-razakganie8162]

Tim, you have been a vessel for showcasing our beautiful country (and Rugby) to the rest of the World!!! Thank you for sharing "Boytjie."

[@ghaliebdavids3156]

You the man Tim! You the best one out there IMHO🇿🇦💪

[@luthomacingwana6091]

Tim, this is why we love your channel. You do amazing covering of rugby in general and respect to every team or nation you cover. And as a South African thank you

[@ebola2.0]

I love your channel and I love your passion. You are a good man and I will spread this message. Go bokke❤

[@hendrikmalan2819]

Now you know what we know. The great Nelson Mandela knew how powerful rugby is to unite our great nation. It's our DNA. Thank you for reminding us why we love rugby.

[@rivaabbott]

Absolutely amazing, thanks Tim❤❤❤ Don't think alt of South Africans knows about this. Its really an eye-opener to many of us South Africans. Thanks Tim.❤❤❤

[@johnfrench741]

Makes me want to live in SA again. So proud of South Africans, the resilience is unbelievable.

[@MikeSmuts]

Tim, Saffa here. Thank you for this. I got all emotional myself as well.

[@damonwilliams5428]

Hi Tim, as a South African, thank you for the covering. What a pleasure to watch. I want to agree with a fellow South African said earlier, if England should win the game tomorrow, it will bring me joy to see you happy, but may they best team win💪👏👏

[@daniebester2364]

We love you Tim, you know the heart of SA.

[@CraigMinnie]

Wow Tim that was a fantastic story of exactly how rugby unites and uplifts South Africans .Thanks for showing the world what the springboks and rugby mean to this country. It is the one thing that unites this beautiful diverse rainbow nation. Rugby helps in many disadvantage communities and it not only uplifts people but more importantly gives them hope .Today I respect you even more as a man , thank you for your empathy and compassion .

[@PeterAirl]

Hi Tim i m one of the people that Rugby has transformed back in 1995 I was only 10 years old wen I started playing rugby under blue bulls couching clinics what a privilege to be guided by likes of Naas Botha , Os Du Rant ,Chester Williams , Hannie La roux just to name the few, My first Craven week played against most guys who went and won 2007 rugby World Cup ,even though I didn’t make it professionally rugby still changed my life it was an escape from the hardship of growing up in a township , today I m a grown man successful entrepreneur and I still love rugby

[@joebester2416]

Thanks Tim - you just captured the essence of why we are about our rugby the way we are and make no mistake, Rassie has had a massive hand in making our national team a beacon of hope and national pride.

[@thehalf8]

This video is what we want to build upon in South Africa. Well can't speak for others but what I hope we as a country would like to build toward.

[@rolandlundall133]

I am from SA mate and I appreciate your videos so much about my country and how important rugby is to people. By the way, I flew into London this morning to watch and support the Bokke tomorrow.

[@andrewheeler3358]

Thanks Tim - for understanding our DNA and putting it out there with raw emotion - you, together with so many in SA, make this broken world a better place and giving hope to so many - you're an honorary citizen of SA and we love you for that!!!! You truly now know what we know!!! Where one is born, one cannot choose - but what is in one's heart is a choice - and clearly SA and its people is in your heart and we love you for that!!!! PS: Also our thanks and love to your family and household, "allowing" you to share your valuable time with us!!!

[@romanovanderwaltStarz]

Tim Just thank you!! Baie Dankie. Our country needs this. And their is thousand of organizations that's trying to help our country.

[@johnpole5014]

WOW ! . I was born and raised in SA . A career move to Europe in 1985 , now live in Germany . Your fantastic video was very moving and hasn't done anything for my homesickness .

[@stefaniedavel7300]

I learned much about my country through your eyes. Thank you.

[@LambertSwitala]

Wow....that was well said Stefanie

[@JuicyJLee]

Tim, I know we here for rugby. But I can't wait for you to show your family what you felt and experienced in South Africa. I know the joy of them enjoying it will make it more special for you❤your kids need to experience this Tim you a good man and you understand South Africa 🇿🇦 you are our Brother from another mother 😇

[@TheSlave777]

Tim you are a legend. You remind us South Africans of the good we have. Thank you.

[@PieterdeBruyn]

This is why I love your channel, just the raw unedited feelings that goes into your content. The first time I saw this was in your video experiencing the South-African bushveld. It is very clear that you have a massive passion for life, whether it be for humans, animals or just your own drive to experience life to the fullest.

[@peterbotha7098]

And now you’re a big part of our story as well bud. Love & Respect🇿🇦❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@Rain-fc9tu]

Your best yet, Tim. God bless you 🙏 you have a heart of gold.

[@johanolivier8018]

Oh my, love the fact that you're highlighting the positive changes rugby can bring about! I love your videos.

[@jandregerber7534]

On a lighter note, the tall coach who was holding the pad, is an amazing cricketer. We played a social club cricket game and I dropped him on 36, but luckily redeemed myself by getting his wicket when he was on 195! Corrie, jou bliksem.

[@SlickVicOfficial]

Tim the honourary South African ✊🇿🇦

[@DANIEVANWYK-h1q]

It is heartbroken to see the poverty in this great country! Thank you for shearing Tim!❤ And yes your prenouncement of Grootbos is 100.

[@ryannewborn5700]

Thanks Tim for sharing this remarkable story! The world needs to see and feel some of these remarkable initiatives that happens in ordinary communities! Maybe the next Siya Kolisi is a product of spaces for Sport!

[@dianbotha-tp5np]

Tim you are a true friend of South Africa. Thank you!!❤

[@Jigz_27]

That was so moving! Thank you being an ambassador for the greatest sport, Rugby and more importantly for SA, without you even realising that you doing it. You're a top man! 🙏

[@wernernel9829]

Thank you Tim!❤❤❤ You keep on reminding us why we are so proud of this country and of our rugby.

[@wernernel9829]

I hope I can meet you one day and just give you a brotherly hug.

[@auggoggel]

The GNU government of South Africa, the Minister for Culture and Sport, must see this - I'm a Saffa living in the UK, but I hope Gayton McKenzie can show Cyril Ramaphosa this. Thank you Boet!

[@RuanPretorius49]

My eloquent and very heartfelt 'Thank you Tim' comment, gone. I lost it. Anyway, thank you Tim. You get us like few other people do and sometimes we need someone to remind us how far we've come since 1995. You also seem to know a fair bit about rugby, which is nice!

[@wernercoetzee2316]

Thanks Tim

[@tarighd]

Thank you, Tim. Just thank you. ❤ . Proud Saffa living now in Perth. You just made me tear up.

[@jacquesbrowne4436]

Dude your a legend. So glad I found your channel before the world cup. You talk from the heart, and you talk sense. Not many fan's can see beyond their own team. You do and that's when your love for the sport really shows. Us south africans might have a hard exterior when looking from the outside, but as I am sure you have found, it is just our passion. Passion for the country, for our people and for our sport and life... you can see beyond this barrier and that's why your now part of the family. Keep growing your channel. Bloody legend

[@anelfrylinck841]

Thank you Tim! You have come to know what we know...eternal blessings to you and yours. The future has never been brighter ...❤

[@benmorken]

Time to get Tim honorary citizenship. You’re right, rugby is more than just a game in South Africa. And you pronounce Grootbos and Gansbaai perfectly. You’re legend! 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@grumpyadventuremuppet6897]

Tim, what a fantastic emotional enlightening video. I bumped into you at the Houwhoek farm stall as you made your way back to Cape Town for the test. It was a pleasure to meet you then, and now having seen this video, even more of a pleasure. Good luck to England tomorrow....sort of. 😊. Marke.

[@loyisozono2043]

A big thank you to you Tim for such a powerful video. You're such an ambassador of our beautiful land, and most special the sport.

[@matthewbutterworth8377]

Beautiful Timothy, thank you for bearing your soul and sharing this unbelievable story.

[@RyanW_13]

You're a good man, Tim! A truly authentic & heartfelt episode! My favourite one so far... you are the epitome of a rugby ambassador!! You delivered this so eloquently! Thank you for your passionate content. It's inspiring to see how much heart & soul you put in.. always! Cheers 🍻, Tim 🙏

[@shakes7501]

Tim casually dropping this gem and making me cry ❤

[@TheSkiers]

Thank you Tim! Rassie Siya Boks and SA Rugby are changing people's lives through rugby how wonderful is that!!

[@seankennedyabrahams7197]

Dude... I was watching this at work. And you brought tears to my eyes. I had to rush to the men's room to just gather myself. TIM!!! Warn me before you drop such a heartfelt video. I run a team of consultants and all of them asked me why I was crying 🥺... This was amazing. I will be very cautious next time you drop a video 🥲😅

[@louisbruce1835]

Thank you, Tim🙏 And no need to apologize mate… this is such a powerful, emotional and life changing thing to share💛🇿🇦