Hahaha that Afrikaans interaction between Bongi, Orie and Manie made me chuckle. Pretty sure two of them grew up speaking Afrikaans but they all played for the Bulls and we can hear haha What Cobus Reinach said we can never translate, but mauling the cats hahahaha not so sure he meant that 😂😂
Glad you enjoyed it. Also like the ref, he's developed since I last made a video about his bad performance 9 month ago. Did not expect him to develop that fast, but he's quickly becoming a top 3 ref, if not already.
Haha well if it works, it works. Hopefully one of the 4 scrummies will ensure that Libbok has his drinks. Then at least it wouldn't be a waste of squad spot
The crowd noise doesn't really impact the sound that much. Most of the time it's just the mic itself that the refs carry. Sometimes it's placed at bad spot or simply just having technical difficulties. But with a good mic, it can pick up most stuff even in a sold out stadium.
Yeah, Also impressed with his ability to have good conversations with the players. You should see some of his older videos, he could barely speak english, now he's able to hold long and thoughtful conversations and able to explain his interpretation. That probably the most impressive thing I've seen since going back to his older footage. So he clearly spent a great deal of time to develop his English, and you have to respect that. I wish more of the French refs would do that, because I've seen a lot of times where they know only a few words, and it makes it impossible for a captain to have a meaningful conversation, that's why the French refs tend to get aggressive when questioned.
I genuinely think the Red juice is probably just water in another bottle but if it can convince Manie it's a lucky potion he will probably believe it to gain his confidence. Who is this ref? Is he the same ref that reffed yesterday's match between England and Wales. The only person on the field to have a fantastic day was the ref. Brilliant man. I don't know how he does it but he gets it right and consistently so
@@borksausage Thanks for adding that, I forgot to do that in my initial reply. But yeah, I was very critical of his game of Ireland vs South Africa, where he had a shocker. I seems that it was obviously just one bad game. He's gotten very good. Also checked some of his older videos, it's very impressive how he developed his English. a few years ago you could see his language being an issue, but now from the games I've checked, he's able to have fluent and nice conversation with teams. That is impressive to see, because we've seen with the French referees, that it can become an issue if a ref isn't very good at english.
Maul the cats. Haha, priceless family friendly translation 😀 would like to see more of this on the all blacks/Aussie/England games. Could talk for hours on all the tactical rule bending/breaking that they employ. Bokke are one of the cleanest teams around, but not angels by any means
Moes dit 2 keer kyk😂 Deon fourie must just be careful. There is a fine line between buying time while acting dumb and purposefully lying to the ref. It worked. But it should not become a regular thing.
To be fair, I don't think Fourie lied. I do think the coaches told him Willemse must kick, so he probably wasn't sure when Willemse got hurt. I think Bongi is the one who should be careful. Haha that was kinda blatant and obvious from him. But luckily for him the ref obviously doesn't understand afrikaans
Nika is a fantastic ref and considering he is just the start of his international career, in another few years, he will be outstanding. Anpther Nigel owens. Nika is very fair, honest, approachable and he explains his decision or gis view vwry well
Watching this again I think Manie will struggle with kicking to the poles at the world cup. There's more pressure playing in the world cup than any game he has played so far
Yeah I will, but the only issue is that it takes a day to get these angles, so my immediate videos will use normal footage. Then during the week I'll create these types of videos. Probably won't be able to do all games because it's too much for one person to do. But will target the big games. I'm also helping a team at the World Cup so have to prioritize that as well. So videos like these might not be posted as quick, but will obviously try to do it within the first few days after a game if it's possible
The problem with Manies kicking is he is under pressure from time. He needs to be the first person to the ball after a try and he neeeds to run back to where he needs to set up the kick and begin his routine immediately. If he can buy himself an extra 10 second its a big plus
It's the footage that coaches and analysts gets from each respective team. Some teams have even more angles, but usually it's 4 angles. Only the officiating team's audio is linked with these cameras. It's also what the TMO gets, however World Rugby will most likely deny that. But I have my sources which says TMO's have quite a few more angles then they're telling us about. But it does make sense why they keep it quiet, because if you have 20 angles in a game, it probably would take way too long to make decision. So they focus on a few. That is why I've always suggested the TMO should also have a team around him to help go through the footage. But what do I know
Excellent analysis, as always. I would like to see TASanalytics do a video on Manie "stealing metres". I am an avid Stormers and Springbok supporter, but I am concerned about Libbok always seemingly improving angles and gaining metres before kicking penalties to touch. He always seems to advance the ball a bit when taking shots at goal, too - even when he doesn't have to. I am worried that this is going to cost us in a clutch game, especially with the World Cup looming.
As far as i know, and i stand to be corrected, the only thing that can happen is the ref will stop him and show him the correct mark. I fail to see how this will cost us in a clutch game
Yeah as the other user explained, it definitely happens a lot. But even if the ref spots it, he'll probably let it slide the first time, and give a warning. If he does it again, he would probably end up giving a free kick to the other team, I don't think it would be a reverse of a penalty (I might be wrong, not to sure about that), but yeah it happened in the British n Irish Lions series vs SA in the first test, where Dan Biggar was the flyhalf who took the penalty. When ref looked away he moved 5 meters in front of mark and just kicked it, the ref noticed it and told him his mark was back, but he didn't penalize him or made him re-kick it, he gave him a warning. Dan Biggar just told Nic Berry to "Just tell me where the mark is then", which shows he knew what he was doing. Personally I would've liked if the ref in that situation let's him retake the kick at the correct mark, but wasn't too mad it him giving him a warning and just leaving it there. But yeah, a lot of teams try to do it.
@@ptheronThanks for the clarification. That is a relief. I just wonder sometimes about rugby that can be so anal to the n-th degree when it comes to being in touch, but seemingly does not enforce the same rules with kicking, either for touch or goal. Not to mention the kick-offs that are sometimes taken way across the halfway line.
@@tasanalytics It makes sense what the previous user said. I was not concerned about a penalty being reversed, but more about a penalty kick being turned into a scrum for the opposition. Something similar to when Raynal ordered a scrum when Foley took too long, taking a penalty kick.
It might be pertinent that Libboks missed kicks happened with thr old ball which was replaced. After the replacement ball, Libbok kicked 💯. There may be something in that. Perhaps the first ball lost some pressure or its calibration was off which might have affected Libbok. Was Bofelli kicking 💯 with the first ball? Can you check?
Yeah the red drink thing is obviously just a joke. The ball definitely has a way bigger influence. It's interesting though, because in the France vs Scotland game, Dupont kicked the ball and when the Scottish player caught it, the ball went went flat. I wonder if it's the same balls, I would assume it is since it's close to the World Cup. So might be interesting to see if this becomes an issue in the World Cup
The best use for afrikaans is using it on the field to confuse refs and waist a little time since only a handful of southern african countries speak it
How lovely to hear the captain offer water to the ref by him holding the bottle towards the ref and simply saying “sir”. What respect. Totally opposite to the screaming bitching footballers these days.
Is that not cheating, the player's know the rules and if they break them its a penalty for the opposition but when the ref stops them is it not unfair on the other team?
I really do not like players shouting at the referee that they've legally won the ball at the breakdown. They are NOT referees. They are players. They should zip it and let him make the decision. Trying to influence his decision that way is a serious issue that I think warrants a straight sanction against any player that thinks they can determine the outcome when they're not the ones holding a whistle.
Every team does that, I don't mind it that much. As long as they don't like get aggressive towards the ref. But in some cases, I think it actually helps the ref if players shout when they're on the ball. It forces the ref to put his focus there. So if the player shouts just to indicate his on the ball, I have no issue and that happens a lot. But if he does it aggressively towards the ref and tells him to give a penalty, then I agree, we don't need that.
@@tasanalytics I get that if it helps the referee. And I know full well everyone does it, even Ireland, my home team. But the issue I take with it is mostly out of concern for the referee themselves. Because if they make a decision that matches up with what the team legally winning the ball tells them, the opposing team that are pinged are definitely going to think that the referee is either too easily influenced or even fully partial towards the team that wins the ball and that can lead to massive problems on the field, chief among which is trust. We all know referees must be impartial, and must be well able to stand up to any external factor that can raise questions about how they do their job.
So do you guys think Manie Libbok's Red Drink will be enough to help the Springboks defend the title?
Nope
Gee vir my rooi wyn, dis mos bloed in my are
Raspberry with a shot of vodka
Rooi proppie pappa!
His overall game is great. But his kicking is 50/50. Kolbe can also kick really well, I dunno why they haven't used him yet?
Brilliant communication by the ref. He's approachable, respectful and to the point. 👏👏👏
Yep...he's easily-Amen(d)able, to the ASSistant(Irish)-refs'>OverTurning the boks' penalty(etc) . 🙄
Loving hearing on field audio without commentary. Thanks for highlighting "Hoekie, hoekie, hoekie" - the ref knew! Well done
Lol "SA inability to kick can be used as a weapon" this guy is funny 😂
Rassie is always 5 steps ahead
A moment of appreciation for the Quality of these videos with crystal clear interactions between players and refs.
Really enjoyed this. Gives the viewer the on field experience. Great work.Keep these coming.
Hahaha that Afrikaans interaction between Bongi, Orie and Manie made me chuckle. Pretty sure two of them grew up speaking Afrikaans but they all played for the Bulls and we can hear haha
What Cobus Reinach said we can never translate, but mauling the cats hahahaha not so sure he meant that 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣mauling the "cats" just had to have me🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thoroughly enjoyable video. Even my wife who knows nothing about rugby laughed with me. Probably my favourite ref.
Glad you enjoyed it. Also like the ref, he's developed since I last made a video about his bad performance 9 month ago. Did not expect him to develop that fast, but he's quickly becoming a top 3 ref, if not already.
"Maul these cats" LOL!!!
funniest bit was making out poes to mean cats LMFAO
😂😂Red drink is probably oros, love the sous part
Haha well if it works, it works. Hopefully one of the 4 scrummies will ensure that Libbok has his drinks. Then at least it wouldn't be a waste of squad spot
What a good video! Really liked it! Do more like this if you can, i guess it was easier because of less crowd noise to hear what they are saying?
The crowd noise doesn't really impact the sound that much. Most of the time it's just the mic itself that the refs carry. Sometimes it's placed at bad spot or simply just having technical difficulties. But with a good mic, it can pick up most stuff even in a sold out stadium.
That was AWESOME!
I’ll fly from the USA to France, just to be Mannies personal red drink assistant if it helps that much.
The ref must be one of the 44 people that still speak Afrikaans :)
Underrated comment.... Charlize het seker nie Wiskunde op skool gedoen nie
what a doos
libbok might just suprise us you never know guys but atill holding my breathe when we play Scotland and then Ireland
Chilled ref. Like this guy
Yeah, Also impressed with his ability to have good conversations with the players. You should see some of his older videos, he could barely speak english, now he's able to hold long and thoughtful conversations and able to explain his interpretation. That probably the most impressive thing I've seen since going back to his older footage. So he clearly spent a great deal of time to develop his English, and you have to respect that. I wish more of the French refs would do that, because I've seen a lot of times where they know only a few words, and it makes it impossible for a captain to have a meaningful conversation, that's why the French refs tend to get aggressive when questioned.
GREAT video, thank you for sharing it. I really enjoyed it. A lot more things going on than what we actually see and hear. Fantastic, thank you.
Moved to nz from south africa, so it's nice hearing afrikaans like that.
Love this video. I’d love to see more like it. Keep up the great work
I genuinely think the Red juice is probably just water in another bottle but if it can convince Manie it's a lucky potion he will probably believe it to gain his confidence.
Who is this ref? Is he the same ref that reffed yesterday's match between England and Wales. The only person on the field to have a fantastic day was the ref. Brilliant man. I don't know how he does it but he gets it right and consistently so
It's just powerade, unless there's something in the powerade. Either way, if it works, it works. So they should make sure he has his red drink
It’s Nika Amashukeli. He’s from Georgia. Still quite new to the international game, but I also think he’s pretty good.
Seems like everyone got fooled, that is obviously gummy-berry juice
@@borksausage Thanks for adding that, I forgot to do that in my initial reply. But yeah, I was very critical of his game of Ireland vs South Africa, where he had a shocker. I seems that it was obviously just one bad game. He's gotten very good. Also checked some of his older videos, it's very impressive how he developed his English. a few years ago you could see his language being an issue, but now from the games I've checked, he's able to have fluent and nice conversation with teams. That is impressive to see, because we've seen with the French referees, that it can become an issue if a ref isn't very good at english.
We've got to acknowledge good refering we're it's due❤
9:44 WR banning the red drink after that kick 😂
First they came after Rassie, next it's our drinks
@@tasanalytics i would believe it.
this was very entertaining, like all around a great watch...awesome insight as a rugby fan
Flip this was hilarious!
Thank you!
Lekker video... Skerp om Manie Libbok se geheime Juice op te tel!Gaan nou elke wedstryd kyk of Manie oor skop met sy geheime Juice.
Maul the cats. Haha, priceless family friendly translation 😀 would like to see more of this on the all blacks/Aussie/England games. Could talk for hours on all the tactical rule bending/breaking that they employ. Bokke are one of the cleanest teams around, but not angels by any means
Love this content!! please make more!!
loved this vid as a change of pace and some positivity :)
Love this man.. Thanks for the great videos you post
Stuur groete vir Hendrik en Christiaan!
Wow. Great content. Thanks for this. Hope you do one for the Wales Test.
Gummyberry juice for Manie.😂
Excellent video
More of this please
“Maul these cats” 😆
Great video. Could use some of that "Red Juice"
myself.
Great vid, please do more
Aww, that water offer from Mbonambi was sweet 😊 (also shows that its nothing but H2O in there guys...) 😉
Great video
That "red juice" is probably wyn 🤣
More of this content please
We need a type of ref like this one in world cup love from Pretoria.
Moes dit 2 keer kyk😂 Deon fourie must just be careful. There is a fine line between buying time while acting dumb and purposefully lying to the ref.
It worked. But it should not become a regular thing.
To be fair, I don't think Fourie lied. I do think the coaches told him Willemse must kick, so he probably wasn't sure when Willemse got hurt. I think Bongi is the one who should be careful. Haha that was kinda blatant and obvious from him. But luckily for him the ref obviously doesn't understand afrikaans
Nika is a fantastic ref and considering he is just the start of his international career, in another few years, he will be outstanding. Anpther Nigel owens. Nika is very fair, honest, approachable and he explains his decision or gis view vwry well
That hit on 10 at 5:00 is OUCHIES
gotta love it they still play play like a schoolboys team
Ons kort vir SOUS.... haha
Definitely mauling those cats hey..
3:20 Here the argie jumps in touch and touchie dont see it.
Brannas! Brannas!😂😂😂
Watching this again I think Manie will struggle with kicking to the poles at the world cup. There's more pressure playing in the world cup than any game he has played so far
May bless how ever is watching this
Like these videos thanks
Lmfao... Jule vat springbokke vir n gat
Red drink 😂😂😂
Very happy about the "Maul these cats" translation 😅... The Afrikaans these guys are using is quite dangerous. Briljante video 👍
Red energade 😂😂😂
Love you content. Where/how do you get the footage to make the video? Is there somewhere you download it?
Red drink is coke 😂
Will you have this level of access in the RWC? Would really love to know what goes on when the going gets tough.
Yeah I will, but the only issue is that it takes a day to get these angles, so my immediate videos will use normal footage. Then during the week I'll create these types of videos. Probably won't be able to do all games because it's too much for one person to do. But will target the big games. I'm also helping a team at the World Cup so have to prioritize that as well. So videos like these might not be posted as quick, but will obviously try to do it within the first few days after a game if it's possible
@@tasanalytics Good stuff man, these videos are really quality. Can't find content like this anywhere.
Btw, how do you get access to these videos? Love your content.
Maul these cats
Manie didn’t drink Powerade. That was Energade.
Don’t know about you guys but at 10:20 i am pretty sure he said “Maul these poes”. That ain’t no cat 😂
I think the ref watched your previous video on binding.
#6 better get his discipline sorted at RWC if he is going. That wont cut it if they wanna go B2B. Every possession counts.
Give that man his sous
Where is your analysis on the SA vs Ireland game please. I saw it here a couple of days ago and now I can't find it.
Djy's 'n hond jy! 😂
"Fokkin hond" Baie snaaks!
The problem with Manies kicking is he is under pressure from time. He needs to be the first person to the ball after a try and he neeeds to run back to where he needs to set up the kick and begin his routine immediately. If he can buy himself an extra 10 second its a big plus
How do you get all of the alternative angles and the ref's mic isolated like that?
It's the footage that coaches and analysts gets from each respective team. Some teams have even more angles, but usually it's 4 angles. Only the officiating team's audio is linked with these cameras. It's also what the TMO gets, however World Rugby will most likely deny that. But I have my sources which says TMO's have quite a few more angles then they're telling us about. But it does make sense why they keep it quiet, because if you have 20 angles in a game, it probably would take way too long to make decision. So they focus on a few. That is why I've always suggested the TMO should also have a team around him to help go through the footage. But what do I know
@@tasanalytics Awesome! Thanks for the insights. And thanks for your videos - they're always an interesting watch
Excellent analysis, as always. I would like to see TASanalytics do a video on Manie "stealing metres". I am an avid Stormers and Springbok supporter, but I am concerned about Libbok always seemingly improving angles and gaining metres before kicking penalties to touch. He always seems to advance the ball a bit when taking shots at goal, too - even when he doesn't have to. I am worried that this is going to cost us in a clutch game, especially with the World Cup looming.
As far as i know, and i stand to be corrected, the only thing that can happen is the ref will stop him and show him the correct mark. I fail to see how this will cost us in a clutch game
Yeah as the other user explained, it definitely happens a lot. But even if the ref spots it, he'll probably let it slide the first time, and give a warning. If he does it again, he would probably end up giving a free kick to the other team, I don't think it would be a reverse of a penalty (I might be wrong, not to sure about that), but yeah it happened in the British n Irish Lions series vs SA in the first test, where Dan Biggar was the flyhalf who took the penalty. When ref looked away he moved 5 meters in front of mark and just kicked it, the ref noticed it and told him his mark was back, but he didn't penalize him or made him re-kick it, he gave him a warning. Dan Biggar just told Nic Berry to "Just tell me where the mark is then", which shows he knew what he was doing. Personally I would've liked if the ref in that situation let's him retake the kick at the correct mark, but wasn't too mad it him giving him a warning and just leaving it there. But yeah, a lot of teams try to do it.
@@ptheronThanks for the clarification. That is a relief. I just wonder sometimes about rugby that can be so anal to the n-th degree when it comes to being in touch, but seemingly does not enforce the same rules with kicking, either for touch or goal. Not to mention the kick-offs that are sometimes taken way across the halfway line.
@@tasanalytics It makes sense what the previous user said. I was not concerned about a penalty being reversed, but more about a penalty kick being turned into a scrum for the opposition. Something similar to when Raynal ordered a scrum when Foley took too long, taking a penalty kick.
Maul die Poeste = maul these cats 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
not gonna be funny when Lebok misses a vital kick and we come home
Cobus saying Maul the Cats.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As jy maar net weet wat daai kat in Afrikaans meen...
It might be pertinent that Libboks missed kicks happened with thr old ball which was replaced. After the replacement ball, Libbok kicked 💯. There may be something in that. Perhaps the first ball lost some pressure or its calibration was off which might have affected Libbok. Was Bofelli kicking 💯 with the first ball? Can you check?
Yeah the red drink thing is obviously just a joke. The ball definitely has a way bigger influence. It's interesting though, because in the France vs Scotland game, Dupont kicked the ball and when the Scottish player caught it, the ball went went flat. I wonder if it's the same balls, I would assume it is since it's close to the World Cup. So might be interesting to see if this becomes an issue in the World Cup
Chateaux Libertas!
How do you have clips without the commentary
Is there a way to watch the whole game like this without commentators?
It was Score.
It’s really worrying that you even need to include the bonus content :)
Huge energade promo
Did i just hear fokon hond jou poes 😨?
If you would make a similar video about Ritchie Mcaw, it will be 42 hours :-
The best use for afrikaans is using it on the field to confuse refs and waist a little time since only a handful of southern african countries speak it
Red enegade
Biltong Sap van Manie
How lovely to hear the captain offer water to the ref by him holding the bottle towards the ref and simply saying “sir”. What respect. Totally opposite to the screaming bitching footballers these days.
Is that not cheating, the player's know the rules and if they break them its a penalty for the opposition but when the ref stops them is it not unfair on the other team?
10:31 Why was this a penalty? Why can't Brannas jackal for the ball?
when does the funny hit?
Drivel
Boks played slightly better than those jerseys look
6 mins in, haven't laughed once...
I really do not like players shouting at the referee that they've legally won the ball at the breakdown. They are NOT referees. They are players. They should zip it and let him make the decision. Trying to influence his decision that way is a serious issue that I think warrants a straight sanction against any player that thinks they can determine the outcome when they're not the ones holding a whistle.
Every team does that, I don't mind it that much. As long as they don't like get aggressive towards the ref. But in some cases, I think it actually helps the ref if players shout when they're on the ball. It forces the ref to put his focus there. So if the player shouts just to indicate his on the ball, I have no issue and that happens a lot. But if he does it aggressively towards the ref and tells him to give a penalty, then I agree, we don't need that.
@@tasanalytics I get that if it helps the referee. And I know full well everyone does it, even Ireland, my home team. But the issue I take with it is mostly out of concern for the referee themselves. Because if they make a decision that matches up with what the team legally winning the ball tells them, the opposing team that are pinged are definitely going to think that the referee is either too easily influenced or even fully partial towards the team that wins the ball and that can lead to massive problems on the field, chief among which is trust. We all know referees must be impartial, and must be well able to stand up to any external factor that can raise questions about how they do their job.
Really hilarious how much SA players are unsportsmanlike...
have you seen any aussie game lately
Watse kak is die... Ek het 'n volle 7 minute gekyk en niks wat "funny" nie of remotely snaaks nie.
Ag man, gaan werk op jou plaas. Hou op bad luck wees
Where did you get the audio? @tasanalytics