The Springbok Evolution - Rugby Analysis (Part 1)

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Awesome! Please continue with this insightful analysis, Sire!

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Really great analysis, can't wait for the next one

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Great to see these highlights. Thank you

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Great analysis

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@analystGus - You are onto something here, you can achieve alot with your videos. Keep them coming !

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Love this content, can't wait to see what you have next, Gus!

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There is definitely interest in further analysis, tchom.

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Analysis Gus. You've got a great niche here for rugby-union content. Short, clear, insightful. Just prerecorded a line saying like and subscribe so that your audience grows. Great work, excited for more content

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More please!

[@cornelbritz5162]

Love the intro mate. 10 seconds in and I am commenting.

[@randomlyfactual1943]

The 1:4:2:1 system has been a dangerous weapon in the hands of the Boks. We don't need to be reminded of how dangerous Kolbe, Arendse and Mapimpi are. But the edge forwards Kolisi and PSDT (or Van Staden, Kwagga, Dixon, or whoever we have on) now count as missile runners that force defenders to stop them and in offloading, giving as much space as possible to the dangerous outside backs. But what if the attack doesn't work as planned? Then you have two of the best rucking forwards right there, ensuring that the wings aren't isolated and the Boks get to recycle the ball, instead kf seeing it turned over. So what are the drawbacks? Well, you are taking out two of your best forwards to go to the edges that might leave you light in the forwards department. If you have ever wondered why we usually go for bigger, more ohysical forwards like De Allende, Kriel, De Villiers, Fourie etc, this is why. Because we can just pluck a centre out, anoint him as a forward and put him in a forwards pod. So that means you can take away the bulk of PTSD and Kolisi... But you still have a bulky boi able to fill in for them in the centre.

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More please 👍

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Informative

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[@Mr300millz]

Beautiful

[@groMMit1981]

How did Bokke win? Luck, pure f'ing luck brought about by drive and pluck. Those last three games in 2023 RWC could have gone either way with ease. All three were nasty, especially the final. 2019 RWC was the more dominant performance, except for the loss against NZ and the 50/50 against Wales in quarter finals. Best finals every, Bokke dominating England, such beauty. You could be by far the best team in the world, but without luck and pluck you can easy get booted out in quarter finals. Plan and train to win the full 90, then you should win the full 80 with some fuel left over in the tank.

[@AnalystGus]

I think you have missed the content of the video - because this isn't about the RWC but the Rugby Championship. Which the Boks won quite convincingly.

[@HIIQ-s8x]

Hayi man this strangely sounds like Squidge rugby🤔