Harlequins v Bath - HIGHLIGHTS | Sizzling Second-Half Display! | Gallagher Premiership 2021/22
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David Flatman doesn't need a co-commentator or two, he's got the grammar for at least three.
Quins so entertaining. Flats commentary is brilliant
Why no replays? I love to see a try from another angle. How quickly Smith sees the space and the angles is crazy.
I was thinking the same thing.
Yes please, at least for a few of the best tries.
The pass he made for the last try was great. I'd love to see that in a replay
$$$ that’s why…
Smith had a quiet game last week, and that doesn't happen two weeks in a row.
I love Flats, but I can fully understand how he's not everyone's cup of tea. My favourite comment of his this game came at the end of the first period, after Danny Care unsuccessfully tried to chip the ball to himself:
"He's got the skill to do it, but what I think happened in the end, was that his shorts were so tight, he couldn't quite pull it off. He's got the tightest shorts in Europe. [...] Tried to chip it up to his own hands, that would have been incredibly naughty, but yeah - shorts too tight. He's got his son's shorts on. [...] Look at those shorts. Lovely set of legs inside them, I don't doubt that, I just wonder if he gets any blood to his feet."
Also I never get tired of Flats having a go at Tom Dunn's terrible hair.
@@luobomu9747 why do i like Dunn's hair more than Care's..
I remember when I first started watching and supporting union/quins in midle/late part of the 2020/21 season a commentator said "You can concede 30 points a game and win the title" We conceded 30 points and still won the title ahaha
England rugby looking like the best club rugby in the world if you ask me. These highlights packages week in and week out are outstanding.
That smith goosie 😮💨😍
Winning when we aren’t at our best is a great sign. Really feel for Bath, lots of injuries and they have such a hard run of fixtures till Christmas
That pass by Dombrandt...
Green didn’t score today but his always effective , what a pass .
As soon as Bath went for three against Quins, who you know are going to score tries, it was over.
At every coaches job interview the first question should be " Do you think you can win a game without scoring tries" the ones who say yes should be immediately shown the door.
David Flatman - does a great job of commentary!
Please keep this commentator….. legend.
THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING GREAT RUGBY!!
Smiths ready for the big stage
I love the harlequins jersey and their flair on the field.
That blind side try from 12 👀😂
Flats still with the great commentary - as a Bath legend it might be hard for him this season…
Great to see Smith and Cipriani chatting at the end! About all Cipriani can teach Smith these days is how not to behave when not playing…
Good game
The number of times Smith and Green make something out of nothing is incredible.
Andre with double
How about that Tyrone Green pass.
Flats is the best rugby commentator since Jonathan Edwards. Brilliant
Must be something getting lost in translation, I thought he was awful to listen to.
@@colharris5283 Maybe have another listen Colonel, sir. He has some hilarious anecdotes. Not quite sure what’s going on in his mind, but it’s entertaining commentary.
Next time I'm in England I have to attend a premiership game.
Audio only here on us after a few minutes.
The commentator s definitely better here than on french top 14 replays …
how good is union great game
You got me, have to admit it's leagues ahead of.. well, league
@@karlosdeevs NRL is probably the highest quality rugby skills performance in the world even more than the All Blacks Union skills which are considerable. Albeit comparing Union and League is Apples and Oranges.
@@commentarytalk1446 What the heck are you on son, to call the most successful team in the world of sport just 'considerable'. League's level is no where near the skill set of the maori All Blacks as they would never be content to a simple roll back the ball, hit the iron clad & kick if everything else goes waining. But yes, very typical of the motormouth league fan come to big up the one-country cause of a game that in a nutshell just runs into walls all day long..
@@karlosdeevs As much as I am an admirer of the "Righteous Brothers" skit we're administering here - I did say it's "Apples and Oranges" because the two sports are not the same sport and hence comparisons are limited. Be that as it may "On Yer 'Ed Me Son!": I think the core skill sets of NRL players is overall higher in passing/catching, offloading, tackling, tactics and fitness too.
As for describing each game: Union takes on more of the rules League already has the longer it is professional. That says something. Not sure what about Union. Also in terms of spectacle: A good Union game is hard to beat but on average I'd argue NRL is better spectacle than average Union game because Union often gets bogged down in dull grind and kicking back and forth or box kick. It also suffers from undue interpretation of the ref as well as the rules are naturally interpretative (as all rules are but more so Union).
@@commentarytalk1446 It is true the whole 'passing-offloading-tackling' is higher when options outside that variant are scant few and yes fitness is overall slightly higher because like in the army it's a more basic forward-ground/defensive thinking manifesto which makes all bodies from 1-13 look almost the same (fitness block-rocks etc.) Whilst in the skills department it's union that's slightly ahead, not just body vault efforts but more serval-like offloading & stepping (there's two for every one Kalyn Ponga out there). In rules you're right as well because having turned pro so early: league has had the necessity to evolved it's rules faster, union would do too but never to such a game-changing extent. Just as in rucking, league would cut the corner whilst union would take the longer road/approach and also not be urged to such measures 'till the 90s. Arguably the points system is the only thing union shook up significantly. Truth lights the way here again when ya said a good union game is hard and i'll confess not much more than 20% of games meet the 'good game' standards in union, but only if you're someone who's adament on spotting a good game eg. if one like urself hails from outside it. The secret is that the core support of union garner some-what of a fascination for what happens in that 70-something percent of gameplay of grit, grind & 20+ phases. It spawns a unique tensely watched atmosphere and a connection between spectators and players (a bit like if you imagined a movie-styled medieval war). But anyway that was a little too depthy, and hell if people beyond me understand my words. I'll wrap things by saying the depth of unions rules have a profound impact on how referees are seen, some see it as a mess and that refs are left to try picking up the pieces & muck it up even worse. But that reflects the whole jive about union being up for interpretation and that refs can only understand and blow the whistle based on intuition. However things go, i just see them as ppl like you or me who do their upmost in order to rule things to the letter of the law. And that complaining & scrutinising is easy, maybe easier than other sports out there. Maybe that reflects ur point on union being less interpretive than maybz any other sport in the world. Right that's all, i think i'm breaking my own record of commentary length. I'm sorry for being the superficial prick back there, just my snap-fire reaction to odd throwaway comments -I'll just write essays and quote rule guides from now on. Lastly, in terms of comparing to fruits I wouldn't say we're apples & oranges, more like if two main kinds of apple existed that would defo cut it. No i see it more as two hemispheres of the apple battling it out for best -only 1 might have to bite the dirt and embrace the pear in the near future. Alright take care, man.
Put highlights back on FTV TV.
Why was Marler given a yellow card?
Remind me again why dc isint in the england squad?
Why did Joe Marler get a yellow card? Tackle seemed fine from these angles.
Flats is awesome…..
3.26
marler should definetely have been sent off
no arms tackle and more important player landing on his head
Either it was legal, or it was a red card. Not sure how we arrived at the yellow
@@mattwake7230 typical middle choice, when you decide to punish but not too much
i feel it's s red card
No way! He tried to wrap his arms but at that pace and with another player going higher he had no chance.
In my view he has been binned for making a textbook attempted tackle
Player landing on his head is a red if Marler had lifted him and then either (i) dropped him or (ii) driven him into the ground, but in this case he didn't lift him, the player's momentum was what caused him to flip over.
@@Fisherjobi 100% from the reply he tried to wrap.
How is Marler sent to the bin for that?
seems pretty clear to me, even marler seemed to agree with it
@@vegetation99 how can you wrap a guy that's flown over your shoulder?
And acceptance isn't agreement.
For me it’s just unlucky he tackles low and another tackles slightly higher and it flips the guy over parallel, no ones fault, shouldn’t have been binned.
It is an easy kick let's just face it😂😂
I think Marler should have been sent off for that no arms tackle, strange just to get the yellow? However, our defending still as bad as ever and pulled apart in second half. Quinns great team full of flair and pace. I'm afraid as a Bath supporter we need major changes, and soon.
clearly attempts to wrap ?????
Can we please get Flatman off comms
Worse highlights ever, somebody sue the editor for torturing us
flatman as main comms+just wrong
I now watch these on mute. Something has to be done about the commentary.
I used to, but now getting used to it.. Sure even flats himself wasn't all that confident in his first match or two in the box, but he's really starting to grow (a lot less mouthfuls than before).
I think there are only two possible opinions to have on Flats - you either love him or hate him. I love him. Refreshing with someone who's got some personality and isn't completely streamline and PC. I don't think there's any other sport where a character like Flats could commentate.
@@luobomu9747 There's much more to humanity than just loving and hating. Ya can't narrow it down just for not being contempt with other folks' opinion. I for one neither love or hate him, sometimes i like him though. But maybe i'm also not contempt to follow other peoples fascination for folks with character, i guess in all honesty i don't even see anything special in guys like flats, marler etc. Look i'll be critical on my behalf, i'm not a saint in giving people credit and don't look all that fondly at other ppls. opinion that differs from my own (i'm just that bigoted) but i guess quietly listening and learning can be a healthy lane.
Terrible commentary
anyone else find the commentator really annoying?
why's the commentator so dry?
Quins backline is gelling like they've played 10 years together, even though these guys are of different generations, different nations, etc - comms should be celebrating it