Hearted Youtube comments on Andrew Forde (@AndrewDavidForde) channel.

  1. Mr Andrew forde I'm the guy who makes the comment , not you , there was nothing wrong with this video , if you keep posting this kind of videos I'm not gonna penalize you , this is the end of the conversation , off you go
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  2. When you pay for rugby and also able to see UFC in same match
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  3. This video looks like a national geographic documentary about savage animals.
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  4. Type of player you hate, unless he is on your team. Similar to Farrell and Sexton.
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  5. The Scotland world cup loss, ireland v all blacks, Warburton's red card etc were all heartbreaking, no doubt... but we can all agree that the real tragedy is the old boy losing his pints at 5:54 . The rugby world will remember ⚰
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  6. Should’ve been lifetime ban for that arm break
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  7. Wait, who's "Johnny Sexton"?
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  8. "I'm the referee, I'm not a coach" :) One of the most unforgettable moment.
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  9. "Christopher" 😂. He got the message. That's a gem!
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  10. In memory of Kaunda Ntunja who died of Covid in 2020 at the age of 38. For those of you who don't know him, he was the one speaking when Mapimpi scored his try in the RWC 2019 final. SA Schools captain, Currie Cup winner with the Cheetahs, and an ambassador for SA rugby in the commentary box. Gone too soon.
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  11. He epitomizes the values of rugby and is truly gracious in both victory and defeat. Much respect
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  12. Imagine hitting courtney lawes with your best shot and he's still standing and starts coming for you. lucky he was held back.
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  13. aka 10 minutes of Nigel Owens being who we want him to be. Brilliant referee and an all round nice guy. Wouldn't want him to be anything other than who and what he is already.
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  14. brendan's brain : error 404 brain not found
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  15. I see that title, "Dupont being very good at rugby" and can't help but feel that it's the biggest understatement I've seen in decades.
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  16. You missed a trick not sprinkling in some clips of him tending the garden. The true duality of man.
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  17. Should have put in Dan Bigger for the whole game against France...
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  18. Maybe he should stop complaining and be the Biggar man.
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  19. Need a full Rugby Pod break down of this
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  20. Retitle: Antoine Dupont and Damien Penaud Score a lot of tries
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  21. Should’ve been lifetime ban for that arm break
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  22. The strangest thing is that he's like the nicest guy ever which makes it even more funny when he does this on the field
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  23. No fan of SA but that double spear tackle should have been a double red card. Both knew what they were doing.
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  24. Absolutely disgraceful, there's anger and aggression, then theres completely sabotaging another players career, no place for it
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  25. I think it's important to remember going into this RWC that referees deserve a lot of respect. It is not an easy job at all and I can feel the game starting to edge the way of football. No one is perfect.
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  26. I'm French, I didn't know a video could embody so well both joy and despair.
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  27. The sort of fella that if you came home to find him in bed with your missus you'd tuck him in.
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  28. There seems to be a lot of confusion regarding shithousery, so to clarify... Sometimes it's cheating, other times it's perfectly legal. Usually it's clever, often it winds up the opposition. Occasionally it's downright disrespectful, but it's always funny! P.S. great work Andrew, love these original concept videos.
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  29. I approve.
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  30. Mrs Tuilagi's weekly Tesco's bill must be even more fearsome.
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  31. He's like the perfect mix of a battering ram and an elegant gazelle.
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  32. Biggar told Raynal that he didn’t get it down because otherwise the TMO would have checked to see if he was on side at the initial interception (which he wasn’t) meaning they would be defending a line out in their 22 or a kick at goal rather than a scrum five in irelands half … not commendable for « sportsmanship » but more for the intelligence of Biggar
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  33. He's apparently a top bloke. I lived in NZ for 5 years and all I heard from reports and through the grape vine was how much of a community man he is. Just got that nippy scrumhalf mentality in him on the pitch is all
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  34. These are all great, but for pure clean banter my favourite is "Amy stop counting!!"
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  35. There will always be questions about decisions made and what ifs, but no doubt Wayne Barnes is one of the best refs of all time, anyone who disagrees is blinded by bias
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  36. When Tomas Lavanini crosses the street, cars look both ways. 💪
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  37. Carlos Spencer choosing not to ground the ball under the posts against the Crusaders and then nailing the touchline conversion anyway was the biggest I'm him moment this sport has ever seen imo.
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  38. This man leans into the villain role in the perfect way possible lmao. But even when he's not being a shithouse he's world fucking class
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  39. Fun fact: despite Italy pantsing England with that tactic - England voted against changing that law
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  40. "He's more dangerous than climate change" absolute gem
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  41. He and Perenara are excellent at getting under both opponents' [and likely the ref's] skin.
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  42. If not for all the injuries, Sam would be considered one of the best forwards in the world right now.
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  43. Can we just appreciate the fact that Barrett got turned inside out by a forward
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  44. He plays the sort of rugby you would have played in the playground at school.... except it's international rugby at the highest level with his countries reputation on the line 🤣
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  45. In all fairness to Mr. Bergamasco, the brain fade was due to whoever decided it was a good idea to plonk him in at No:9. He did his best, but was hideously uncomfortable from the get-go.
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  46. His rugby brain is that fast that he tackles a man before he even gets the ball.
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  47. I love a good fight, but sly sucker punches like at 5:28 are just scummy.
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  48. Arundell runs in a way where he doesn't look fast but is bit like will jordan
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  49. The Thorburn one is even more impressive when you think about how rugby balls those days weighed an absolute ton! No built in technology to make it more streamlined or aerodynamic. Just leather and I swear, a brick, inside 😂
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  50. In my first 17 years in life, I was a snot. I was often mean and had a destructive temper, caused by my abusive father and teachers. When I joined rugby in my final year in High School, I found true happiness. Despite giving and taking some nasty tackles, I felt at peace. I learned respect and the fundamentals of hard-fought competition, and was in the best shape of my young life. As an American, I use to play gridiron football, which I quit not far from when I joined rugby. According to my brother, he said that I seemed happier after a loss in rugby than I did a win in football. Rugby completely changed who I was as a person as well. In rugby, they teach you the rules, run throughs, and how to win. In football (club or gridiron), they teach you how to be disrespectful, and they believe that will win them games. I'm coming back to rugby as there is a rugby club nearby that'll be opening up; I don't how it's like worldwide, but in the USA, every team is sanctioned by US Eagles Rugby, and I would love to get good enough to even become a reserve, let alone a starter or bench. Hopefully we can figure out our bankruptcy problem before then, or fold and start over. Love from 🇺🇸, as said before.
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