Henry Arundell has been on FIRE in 2022
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As an Irish fan who's seen him live countless times, the kid will be one of the greats in rugby. he has insane speed, deceptive strength, unmatched agilty and a serious eye for the whitewash. I just hope he can some more game time at Irish and in an england shirt. I hope he stays at Irish for as long as possible but I'm fully aware a big club will poach him at some point. He's well on his way to becoming a world class player who can win major awards in his time. He's seriously special.
Fingers crossed he keeps injury free
As a fellow Irish fan, I’d love it if we could get 3-4 seasons from Henry Arundel. For some reason we seem to be a development side for a lot of other teams.
It’s also a shame that the rise of Arundel has meant that Tom Parton will be leaving at the end of the 2022/23 season.
@@attackpatterndelta8949 london irish have best academy in premiership
What about capuozzo
@@shortspecimen unrelated
A lifetime worth of highlights in one year.
Kudos for digging out that disallowed try against Saints. Also enjoyed seeing him called both 'Ben Loader' and 'Harry Arundell' by the guy on comms for that Sarries Challenge Cup game.
Future player of the year right here, from a saffa, this kid has it all... Deceptively quick with those monster tree stump legs, strong af in the tackle area, Big rugby brain, always keeps the defenders guessing. puts players in to space. Insane !
A real Prodigy in the making
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Yeah for a superior athlete he doesn’t tuck it away and take away options like many others do
His temperament might be the most impressive thing about him in an already very long list. Hardly celebrates when he scores, biggest reaction from him in this clip is when he fucks up the pass into touch. One of the first games I saw of him he came off the bench and immediately dropped an easy high ball. Lot of young players sink into themselves after stuff like that, he went on to be the difference with some magic moments. He seems proper grounded, means business, and is smart with it. What a talent, so excited to see where he'll be in 2/3 years as a player
How legends are made, hats off young man.
Jason Robinson had great acceleration. So does Arundell but he sustains a higher speed. What is also impressive is his decision making and awareness.
He has acceleration and lateral movement of a Robinson and Bennett, but he can maintain that speed, even accelerate more, and moves wonderfully in laterally if needs ti, so really agile, rather like Jonathan Davies, but of a higher and more powerful weight class. Could be amazing as a centre?
@@nialloneill5097I think he needs a bit more space than he would get as a centre, to use that phenomenal pace. But Arundell will have the strength to do a good job as a centre in a few years. Hopefully, he'll be looked after by the national team management and be lucky with few injuries? 🙏✌️
His first try here is best watched with the french commentators version - incredible and goose bump rousing... 🤣 😁. Love this compilation Andrew - have watched out for him since his England U20s heroics...
Agreed the french commentary is even better
ARUNDEEEEEEEEEELL !!!!😂
@@fabien2972 🤣exackery...and calling him garcon..😆
Outrageous player, outrageously quick!
What a player! 🔥
Top speed with a gravity center very low. A nightmare for defenders...
Other than the obvious, I like the fact that he seems humble and never does some stupid dumb celebration like many players started doing, either before or after scoring.
Youre a legend mate putting up this video. I was thinking today I wanted to watch an Arundell highlights vid and look who comes through for me again!!!!
The amount of content you’re sponging out is amazing Andrew. Cheers!
That first try I watch again and again and get goosebumps. It's out of this world.
Most of the tries scored after coming off the bench... the starting full back must be one hell of a player!
If I was Borthwick I’d seriously be thinking about a back 3 of Arundle Steward and Hassle-Collins for the future
He is the most naturally talented player England has produced in the last 20 years, I hope he stays injury free because he has the potential to go down as an all time great. Some of the things that he is doing just can't be coached ,he has the potential to be better than Jason Robinson infact in some aspects he is even better already. I have been watching rugby for nearly 50 years and I have seen some great players however I haven't seen many more naturally gifted than this lad , maybe a couple but not many. Ps It isn't just the speed and agility it is the fact that he sees the game, something that most British players don't in general.
rubbish
20 years is a stretch, remember johnny may was unstoppable at one time.
Funny you should say that because I thought immediately of Robinson. Eng need players like him, but Borthwick must get the pack right first.
Robinson was the first player that came to my mind too! Something incredibly similar in the step, the acceleration, and the awareness
A Phil Bennet with superior speed and strength, just like Jason Robinson. Look forward to seeing him play for England and the Lions.
That first try was a proper Forest Gump moment, fantastic!
what a player man great vid andrew
What an athlete. Has been playing like a more physical Will Jordan this year, I'd have him on the wing under Borthwick so we can put to use those chunky legs in the wide channels
its not the backs where england have problems, no lack of choice there, im afraid the forward pack is distinctly mediocre looking when up against the likes of france and the springboks. borthwick needs to bring in the likes of val rapava ruskin among others, i think its time to retire a few of the big lads from international duty, and johnny hill is not the answer either. there are rumours dan coles may get a comeback, i think that sort of thinking is a backward step.
Reminds me of James Simpson-Daniel. Awesome
I wish I had that pace, I'd be fucking loaded.
Yep. Loaded with Pace!
Ridiculous fullback and winger…he should be starting for England at 11 or 14…he’s so quick, a try scorer and a beast!
Most talented player since Josh Lewsey, or Johnny May. Maybe not Robinson just yet
Can't wait for him to hopefully have his Six Nations debut this Sunday !!
Imagine having Arundell, Radwan and LHC, to choose from!!! EJ only gave Arundell
A few minutes and ignores the other two??? You could have the fastest/deadliest back line, even as subs!! Wasted!! So glad EJ has gone!!!!!
EJ like a long time Turkish brothel client had his favourites, and he stubbornly refused to sample the younger, juicer, more versatile, sultry talents on offer
Should start in England’s backline probably on the wing as Steward is world class
will be a regular for England before long
Just come across this beauty of a video. As an irish to say it’s been tough for us is an understatement. Finally, my club is very much on the up. People have not respected us the last few years and we have produced some Massive results, against saracens and other big clubs. We have major silverware coming our way if u ask me
best academy in country by mile
Missed the playoffs by 3 bloody points this year...😢😢😢
i feel bad for u now mate
He could be an all time top scorer
Hope he gets more time and chances for England!
Under the old regime, he’d never get picked again. What does Jack Knowell offer over this young man or Radwan.
My son played with him at Bradford on Avon, a star then and a star now, a true gentleman.
He runs like Jason Robinson
Yes, that distinct two-legged style.
@@Zoroaster1996 The words of a wise man from Asia...who can count up to two!
He's lethal - why did Jones stick with May?
He's the most talented ball runner in England. Reminds me alot of Rory Underwood with that elusive little stutter and swerve! Genius should be in England team all the time! 👍
But useless when he did not have ball in hand
the second coming of Robinson?
Him and radwan should be the wingers for england they are so dynamic and quick nowell conkansiga are slow and somewhat overrated
How good would it be to have Henry Arundell on one wing for England and Harry on the other ;-)
Special special player. England need to build a team around him
Meh. Nah.
International team defenses are so good, over analyzed and well coached that having your team built around one phenomenal player won't work at test level.
@@katana723 yeah, France don't play for Dupont, Ireland Sexton, Dan Carter All blacks, Wilkinson England.
It doesn't mean the same as what it would in football.
More like you play a style and team that enables you to get the best out of special talent...which England have never been very good at.
@@dazeng4633 I also should have clarified my above point: I think building your team around a phenomenal winger won't work at the test level
But building your team around a phenomenal ten , as your argument shows is a lot more effective
@@katana723 Lomu?
@@goo9398 In this era of modern S&C, overanalysis on defensive techniques you have much more stronger defenders: someone like Lomu, as game breaking and crazy as he was at the turn of Professionalism, is maybe average to above average in today's game of giants. NZ churns out power wingers quite often: Savea, Clarke, Reece
Lomu was playing against guys who probably were teachers, cops, bankers, lawyers or farmers a few years before being paid to play back in the 90s
A far, far cry from today's top club/international players
There are some great rugby clips on CZcams, but I'm sure you'd enjoy London Irish Try of the season 22/23 and have a look for some of the vids of Henry Arundell and I'm sure you'll understand why we love rugby.. Sadly London Irish are no more, as they went bankrupt and all their stars are now performing for other clubs. The amateur side side goes on and keeps alive the 125 year history of the club though..
There's the Six Nations championship starting in early February and I'm sure you'll find a broadcaster in the USA.
It's also worth watching some of the posts on CZcams that explain the laws, as you will find it much more enjoyable if you have a better idea of what's going on.
He has 3 great qualities. 1 can't be coached. Sheer gas. And he can step, and he passes well. Why he's not a fuxture of the England team for the next ten years is beyond me. John Kirwan and Jonah Lomu were both under 20 when they were picked for the All Blacks. This kid is good
He is a fixture - he's been injured and only just back...and straight in the squad...
Good stuff happens when he gets the ball, I would love for him to be an option to play 13 for England so he could have the ball more often, he would just need good distributers around him at 10 and 12, 10 Farrell and 12 Slade or 10 Smith and 12 Slade would be great. Tuilagi has been hurt a lot and is retiring from England duty after the World Cup, playing Arundell at 13 could get more threats in the side especially on the wing where England are loaded. Frigg thinking of 9) Van Poortvliet, 10) Smith 11) May 12) Slade 13) Arundell 14) Radwan 15) Steward is a try scoring fantasy and a half. England are just loaded with athletes who grew up playing Football too so kicking and chasing the ball could lead to some spectacular dribble and touchdown scores with that 11, 13 and 14 pairing.
He has pure pace wasted at 13. 13 has to be a great defender and a good passer. The object of rugby is for 14 men to give the 15th half a yard head start. He is that 15th man. Somewhere in the back 3. Great prospect
Agree he could be a line-breaker who can score tries, as Robinson was, which is rare for a centre. In fact he could play almost anywhere, and be a danger to opposition.
Henry Arun Deli-Bar for some hot food.
There was a NFL player called Barry saunders ...very simmiler style to Arundel.
In my opinion, he really needs to be playing his rugby at fullback or outsite center. His broken field running and ability to wrong foot defenders is world class. I am not saying he wont be a potent force on the wing - I just think he will be better long term at fullback. Absolute stud of an athlete. I would love to see him at fullback for England. I simply do not consider Steward as world class at anything other than taking a high ball. The jury is out on whether Arundell gets anywhere near as good as Steward under the high ball - but why would want to kick to a player who is THAT good in open field?!?
Whos here after he scored loads against chile 😂
Runs like a toddler that has stolen the remote
He needs to be selected first. Eddie started to press him out of the squad.. let's hope the reverse happens in the coming years
He was always in the squad - he was injured and only just back...
Should Borthwick play him at full back or wing?
maybe wing while he gets used to international level but long term he needs to be at fullback (although Steward is playing so well right now he will be hard to displace). Could be the May replacement we've needed for a while. Would love to see Hassell-Collins get a go as well
Just get him in the field and let him play
@@philipeafroboy1 I reckon (esp if Watson not fit) Arundell Steward Hassell-Collins back 3 would be lethal. England have lacked a threatening back 3 for years
@@user-vk9kx5nh3j if Arundell is fit again it would be great to see him start vs Italy
@@user-vk9kx5nh3j since ever
I'm Welsh. Thank god Borthwick is still England coach and so won't pick him.
Christian Cullen
Insane and only 19 years old
Need a Dan Sheehan tribute
Please Steve, pick him.
Why aren't more people talking about Phipp’s sublime pass that set up the walk-in, in the first place?
shouldve played for england more
He has and he will - he was injured for the autumn internationals!
Why did that commentator call him harry arundell 🤣🤣
Big deal. I've scored that first try on rugby 08 a thousand times.