Greatest Trick Plays in Rugby History
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Which trick did you like the most?
half of them aren't even trick plays, just well executed rugby.
O'Driscoll pass to self.... so cool!
My fav is @1:23 Faf's Try... Amazing.
I have no idea what is going on.
where is the springbok world cup final maul?
Would have watched more of this if it wasn't for that gaddamn backing track
Awful choice agreed
Great video, crap audio!
@@freethis222 yep total trash MuZac horrid noise stopped me watching it .
The trick I liked the most was pressing the mute button. Why do people have to ruin videos with "music" these days?
Hiding copyright maybe.............
Stem mnr
Great compilation of some fantastic moves, some of which I don't think the footage is that widely available. Well done
I have never watched rugby....typical nfl fan here. But after watching this I think I need to watch more rugby. WAY more exciting and these guys are tough as nails. Love all these plays. But @2:21 is my fav. Would love to see some of these moves done by an nfl player.
The trick play at 1:03 is illegal
Law 19.38 Other restricted practices at a scrum include
f. Scrum-half attempting to make an opponent believe the ball is out of the scrum when it is not.
Sanction: Free-kick.
That rule came in only a few years ago (iirc), might have been legal then
Still, a brilliant bit of subterfuge...
@@pavarottiaardvark3431 Nope. Its definitely been part of the law since at least 1996:
LAW 20. SCRUMMAGE
Restrictions on Players
(17) (a)
The player putting in the ball and his immediate opponent must not kick the ball while it is in the scrummage.
(b) Neither of the players putting in the ball nor his immediate opponent may take any action while the ball is in the scrummage to convey to the opponents that the ball is out of the scrummage.
I was still refereeing in the 1980s and I am certain it was the law then too. The footage looks no more that about 10 years old.
@@davidanderson4091 Yeah, I was thinking about rucks, where they tweaked the rules about trying to goad opposing players into being offside by pretending to play the ball
I’m going to say that the professional referees who officiated the match know the laws better than you. It was cool, there’s enough leeway in that law that the play was legal. The fact that you chose to be a whiny pedant on the internet about it just tells me you don’t like fun things and want to be mad.
Great vid but had to switch off. Why put crap music over it?!!!!
Brian O’Driscoll’s tip over his colleague’s head was inspirational and so cool. It gets my vote.
Agree
Looked like obstruction to me
Also not legal, if the ball leaves his hand deliberately he has to kick it
@@aliray7979 What law is that? As long as the ball goes backwards I can't see why it's a problem? (Edit: looked again, yeah it went forward didn't it!)
He really forgot the word for teammate lol
I remember doing those screen penalty moves at school. They were all the rage for a few years, hahaha.
I wish they would make a come back instead of endless scrummage penalties
We called it The Wall :D
Some very cool clever trick moves here. I am missing the one where Duane Vermeulen popped a round the back pass from #8 to Fourie du Preez to score in the corner. World Cup 2015, versus Wales IIRC.
Match winning try, that one.
Its always great watching the top teams getting tricked by some sneaky moves from teams ranked below them
One of these days I'm going to learn about rugby. Seems pretty cool.
Brilliant download. Well done 👍
My favorite 'trick' was at 4:40 where he kicks ahead and regathers. What a trick!, I've never ever seen this before in my life.
have you ever watched a rugby match before ?
@@StephenBatty I guess you didn't detect the sarcasm....
Quick tap penalty is another great 'trick.'
Or the Springbok maul rolling up the pitch. Would never have seen that coming
so an south african maul is a trick play? 1:30 min weird
I thought that myself. Seems like a “trick” they have been playing for a long long time.
2:22 that's blatant obstruction 😂
I'm pretty sure the play by the barbaraims for the 'pregant rugby player' was also illegal and disallowed
Why is the music always shit in these?
Exactly. If I lose my mind someday and decide I want to listen to this crap, I'll do it on my own, not when trying to watch a rugby video.
I have been trying to find footage for years of a place kick with a holder in the field of play, but couldn't find anything lol. Thank you for uploading this. The goal kick with a holder used to be common. I don't know why more teams don't try goals in this manner vs. the drop goal.
Amazing 🤩
Barbarians "stick it up the jumper" try was disallowed as that is now illegal...... Good to watch though!
Such a shame I love that kind of trick play it’s cunning and amusing at the same time.
@@ciaranbrk it would have been a try if the player didn't tuck the ball under the shirt. That was an unnecessary brain fart.
@@CTSimp260 But if you watch other Barbarian players in that move, they ALSO stuck their hands up their shirts to simulate the bulge of a ball and create confusion. So it was planned (if illegal), not a brain fart.
What about the original “up the jumper free kick” and Hugo Porta’s 75M drop goal. Grew up playing rugby, good memories.
I never had the fortune of playing rugby,but it dose look every bit as fun as the American football that I did play . Wish I was young again so I could try it out. Thanks for posting I did enjoy watching it.😎😎😎🥃🥃🥃🇺🇸🇺🇸
I only had a go at American football once so not sure I should compare them. However rugby is fluid. It also requires more skills of every player. It definitely is more fun to play. It also has a place for just about every body type.
I think you bring up an interesting point, at least for anyone interested in the 'family tree' of the various codes of football. American football is, as you note, as much about deception, misdirection, and trickery as anything. Many of the amazing plays in this video come off set pieces, suggesting why Walter Camp and American football branched from rugby via every play being a set play.
As a football and rugby player Steve I assure you that you missed out on a glorious game. The culture around the game was the magic that kept me playing till the age of 48. What I liked most of the game itself is any player on your team can score a try (touchdown) at any time. You had to learn what was going on around you as plays developed so you could be in support as much as possible when attacking on offence and tackling on defence. Everyone needed to have running, passing, tackling and ball kicking skills making you a more rounded player. Add that together with sharing a few ( sometimes too many) beers with your opponent after the game made that all the more sweet. Years back I watched a 3rd division game where my club team took possession of the ball from a ruck inside our 25m, ran it down the sidelines having passed the ball through 13 pair of hands to elude being tackled before scoring. This was done by the forward pack and it looked world class. Just my thoughts from an old warrior. Hope you see more great games.
If only you could have archival footage of Mickey Booth playing for Gloucester in the 1960's with his dummy run from the base of the scrum or the Don Rutherford inspired all the backs in a straight line behind the scrum so the opposition had no idea which way the backs were going to run until the ball came out ,that is if it did and a penalty wasn't gained from the dummy run , Mickey Booth is a legend in Gloucester and will forever be known as the best scrum half to have never played for England -Ask anyone in Gloucester in the shed and they will tell you even today
Man I need to learn these rules. Rugby looks so awesome
The last trick though😂
I like when they were in the circle and everybody pretended to have the ball
Va a estar re bueno
The word Greatest is overused on the internet, but, this is truly one of the greatest compilations I have seen. Kept smiling, nodding. ooohing and aaahing,
There was a famous “up the jumper “ move that the Parramatta rugby Union team deployed a couple of times famously in the 1970s with the great Ray Price
The timing of the song is spot on for O' Driscolls trick
Think this might’ve been my suggestion 👀
I don't know the laws that well but I got a few questions if anyone has the time:
0:52 - Are you allowed to bind in to a maul before the defenders do? Isn't that the flying wedge law?
1:01 - Isn't it a free-kick if the scrum-half pump fakes from the back of the scrum? 'Make an opponent believe the ball is out of the scrum when it is not.'
Maybe these were before some law changes. I'm pretty sure you can't hide the ball under your jersey any more, or lift a player to block a place kick.
Anyways nice video cuz. Faves are the Barbarians plays, esp the 5-5-5 formation. Barbarians are one of the coolest teams in all of sports.
Yes all those laws were introduced in response to these trick plays. Most of the penalty plays with a 'wall' would now be illegal too, as you cannot play the ball to someone moving before the penalty has been taken.
@@disgruntledmum4916 thanks heaps :)
@@Eurynomos326 As far as the maul one is concerned, isn't it OK as long as you keep the ball at the front (i.e. so there's no obstruction)
@@Cwlcymro Why didnt the defense do anything? What was the goal here?
The guy passing it straight back to thrower on the line out was brilliant.
Pretty sure the return pass was forward though, which is not surprising since neither player had had time to move, so unless they were both exactly level passes, one of them had to be forward.
What about the “Foxy” done by Italy vs England?
Yay FIRST 👏👏
Where is Peter stringers try when he fooled a whole team from a scrum.
Was just gonna write it
Yeah! Where's it at?
Brian 'O'Driscoll the legend.😎👍👑
Ah, the great 'O'Driscoll' obstruction move.
Don't you mean forward pass.
@@listeningto8371 It’s not a forward pass. He regained control of the ball himself, before it touched the ground or another player. Therefore, nothing illegal.
@@georgepatterson3428 Therefore, when confronted with a player from the the opposing team, it's fine to throw the ball over his head in a forward direction, catch it, and score?
@@listeningto8371 he threw the ball over his own teammate. They're wearing the same kit. The ball goes backwards as he just threw it over his oncoming teammate. Watch more carefully next time
@@jonnybaynham1689 His team mate has nothing to do with it. He passed the ball went forward to himself, period. Watch more carefully always.
Barbarians and Wales are the stars of the show with trickery
Maravilhoso
Some forward passes among that lot.
in rugby history? history of a few because I see some amateur rugby plays too. I would say, a trick play compilation video.
the background noise really sux
For some reason, when you try to sort by "top comments", all the complaints about the music - which attracted by far the most support - are buried deep in the middle.
Me to
also stopped watching due to the music............................................................pity
Wales in so many tho
3:02 knock on
B.O.D over the head pass all day long.
yes)))))
Does anyone have footage of the original “up the jumper” try by NSW Country over Sydney in the 1970’s? “Last minute” try in extra time of a nail biter, inspired by the late Daryl Harberecht who had studied American Football plays.
No longer legal but was the precursor to many of these mini wall deception ploys.
This quote from Classic Wallabies is probably more accurate than my memory … ;-)
“One notable highlight of Mansfield’s career came in 1975 when NSW Country defeated Sydney 22-20. Country had a tap kick just inside the Sydney half and their fly half called ‘Tap Five’, the signal for a special move the team had practised at training. The eight forwards then formed a horseshoe that faced their own tryline. Halfback John Hipwell took the tap, turned and edged into the horseshoe as two of the backs joined the setup. Immediately all eleven players, with hands up jumpers, broke from the formation and scattered. Pandemonium and bewilderment reigned in the Sydney defence. Greg Cornelsen emerged with the ball on the far touchline of T.G. Milner Field and took off for the line. When covered on the quarter he popped a pass to Geoff Shaw. Shaw made it to within a few metres of the tryline before he lobbed the ball inside to a trailing Mansfield who crashed over for a dramatic try and tied the match”
00:09 It's an obstruction from 5 and 8 Black. Do we play american football or rugby ?
Made it to 1:09 until I had to stop because of the music.
🏆🏉Rugby 🏉🏆 team try🏆🏉
This video, Greatest Hits of NEFFIX in History is not bad.
Rugby could learn a few tricks from NFL runnig attack on set plays or penalties inside the 22 ..
Please don't ruin your videos with the music. Luckily there's a mute button.
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Love to see US MLR
BOD? Sublime. ABs front row one. Nae bad
Not sure where the play ends and the trick begins
can someone explain the penalty for the lineout play at 0:59
Some of these really aren't trick plays
KENYANS @1:01
A rolling maul is not a "Trick Play" 1:30
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A lot of these are standard plays you'll see every week.
How is a rolling maul a trick play
The Jonny May one is illegal.
I liked the trick where there wasn't any annoying music playing over it. Oh wait there wasn't one.
1:02 is a penalty
Free kick actually
Are you allowed to hide the ball under your jumper?
At the time there was no rule against it, but I believe there is now.
@@nunuloki There was a rule then too, the try was dissallowed
@@Cwlcymro How exactly were they hoping to get away with it then?
@@grantmalone it's the Baa-Baas, They'rr an exhibition team so doing amusing/unexpected things is part of the charm
@@Cwlcymro Well that explains it, thanks!
How the hell is it legal to hide the ball in your uniform then pretend your entire team has it under their uniforms?!
It isn't 😉
It isn't, try was not given
I'm pretty sure some of these plays, especially the vanishing ball tricks, are now illegal
Who tf was that that passed to themselves like how do u do that lol
4:46 Purported tap kick and run penalty that gets kicked by the backward facing kicker over his own head. That’s the one that gets my vote.
Many of the others are eitherr not real tricks, but opportunistic use of good skills, or standard decoy runner school boy stuff. we tried many of those when I was at school. (In our team someone usually knocked on the day). The reason we don’t see that many decoy running from stand still In big games is because running penalties have become scarce since the rule changed to allow penalty line kicks to have line outs awarded to the kicking team, and with no out on the full for penalty line kicks. And scrum attacks have become more effective, because referees ignore the rule that you can’t thrown in the ball under the hooker’s feet. For the same reason hookers have changed. They used to be small guys skilled at hooking the ball with their dangling feet. Nowadays they are powerfull third props. Since scrums and line outs are now mostly in the bag on your own throw in, nobody takes far more risky but potentially memorable running penalties anymore.
You'd think that a team that was struggling to secure their own line out would try the running decoy a bit more instead of kicking to the corner and losing the subsequent line out, but alas
at 1:01 is this a pen there dont seem to be anything wrong with this
I'm no expert but maybe because the other team didn't enter the maul a mail wasn't technically formed and therefore when the first guy goes to tackle it's obstruction?
@@VespiansGrace yeh but the pen is given against the defending team that's what I
don't understand ?
hi
Smith was right to strick MC a man should not insult a mans wife
1:09
This is actually against the laws. No try. Free kick white
Why is sa so suitable to dummy from the line out
BOD fake pass was illegal. The ball left his hand
Most of these 'tricks' are just players standing offside, and for some reason the ref not pinging them for it. So I guess you could say that the opposition aren't being tricked but the referee in most cases is just tricked into forgetting the most basic law in the book!
At least our Springboks were there 🇿🇦🇿🇦
SA caught by the same trick twice. Figures.
Where's Obolensky's try?
1rst one is bad try because off NZ holding
Someone ecplain 0:56 ? If the balls at the back its obstruction, at the front its an early bind and its also fair to hit the man surely?
Confuses me too. Don't understand why they're holding back.
@@dscott6629 The defending team were hoping the attacking team would shift the ball to the back and get penalised for obstruction. Attacking team wised up and kept it at the front. Left both teams unsure what to do next!
@@Cwlcymro Eh? Charging the ball and putting the man down is a big part of the game, and, should the ball be passed back and the chasers interfered with then they'll be penalized and lose possession. That's a win/win situation for the defenders I believe. The only thing I can think of is that they thought the intent was to pull them into a maul and then fire it out to the wing... but that happens all the time (quite literally). So at least two or three should have charged in when the penalty was taken as basic game play. Perhaps an up and under? Still confused. :-(
How about that neat trick the Irish pulled on the Springboks - they bribed the ref to tell captain John Smit to talk to his people, and while the Boks were in a huddle the bribed ref blew the whistle and the Irish were quick to capitalize on their cash investment and tapped and scored a try. Absolutely brilliant trick!
Boks shouldn't be talking about bribes. How about the gold watch Louis Luyt presented to the match referee Derek Bevan in 1995 after the Boks won the Rugby World Cup?
@@eqmcgoon So Bevan needed a watch, and he got one after the game, not before which would have been a bribe.
That's just sad, bit of a sore loser there Douger. Never heard that one about the 95 RWC Final. The fact that he was given it all is suspect, at the very least. Reciving afterward doesn't make it less of a bribe, he may have been promised it before the game.
@@roryscullion5121 Not so much - the guy's calling out Bevan's watch are a bit sour, I would think?
@@dougerrohmer Clearly you don't understand the word "payoff". :-)
Great collection of clips. But such annoying editing.
Since when is a maul a trick move??
Many of these moves are now illegal!
Couldn't watch more than 3 minutes because of the stupid frikking music.
best move for me was at 2:22 the center and the wing must have had so much experience playing together for the wing not to try and grab the ball in that situation. they must know each others gameplay so well
Don’t overtake it mate. O’driscoll said post match he stole it from watching Carlos Spenser.
1.40 its hardly a trick play to take a maul down the field against a pack who are probably giving up around 20kg a man.
The use of music, ruins this 👎👎👎👎👎
The music :( couldn't even watch this
Absolutely bored to tears.
Ruined by the moronic music....
Conventional driving mails and chip kicks aren’t trick plays.
worst music i have ever heard in my life