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If you like bagpipes you should look up the Edinburgh Military Tattoo - usually a lot of pipes at that, as well as military bands from around the world!

We're not the best at football, but we sure know how to have fun!

They are next us irish, but course they're our cousins. Check the irish fans in France. A very popular video. And, the rugby fans.

Southerners do enjoy a bit of Arse'n'all /s

Scotland were voted world’s friendliest fans. And Germany have started a petition for an annual friendly match because they loved the atmosphere so much. We’re very respectful fans and just love to have a good time😌💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

when the 1st episode came out i (Englishman) worked with a Sikh & we both loved it

i think it's the best comedy sketch ever written

He is good of course

The Dutch do it better!

Brilliant fans, not so brilliant football team, oh well, everyone loves us, so that's fine.

The Scots overcompensate because their team is so bad.

What a small island that has a big impact on the world!! Even our music can't be measured to the world !! God bless the king !!

Bonus points for recognising Edinburgh Castle early 😂😂😂

Absolutely loved Goodness gracious me.. 👍

Afl is played on the cricket grounds in winter .Its been that way since the 1850s

You both need to go to school and educate yourself. Just living in India or temporarily in UK will not improve your English grammar. Please improve your English grammar without which you sound like fools

Hert or heart? Please be clear

So you people had no idea about this. Please go to school and study

I'm an athiest. My parents were devout Catholics of Irish descent and my mother loathed Dave Allen because he was Irish and mocked religion. He was of course brilliant and I think he did more to destroy Christianity in the UK than Richard Dawkins ever did.

They keep shaking their heads like they disagree with stuff but U cant hear what they are saying. I dont know whats wrong.

This is just one part of South Africa, but the rest of the country has their own variations of the same food.

Refreshing to see Indian reacting, instead of classical "American react" 😀

Thank you! Here are two comments, though. 1. The compilation wasn't actually very good. I missed several entries that easily should have classified, though. 2. The lady in glasses: could you please use a headset? The acoustics aren't very good, and you speak a bit faster than your friend, so I had some problems hearing what you were saying.

South Africa are the world champion and the only country to win world cup 4 times

Religion poisons everything

Glad you like the best sport in the world. The field is played on cricket grounds, it was developed to keep cricketers fit in the winter.

It's NOT Rugby, that's like calling Snooker... 8-Ball or Drafts... Chess. AFL or Aussie rules is NOT an adaptation of Rugby like Netball is not Soccer but they both use a round ball & play on an oblong field/court & have to score by getting the ball in the net.

Have you hurt your heads ?

Please remember British empire you beautiful people are a part of this we care very much ❤❤❤

You guys are such fun to watch 👍❤️

Still love you guys. I loved watching Goodness Gracious Me. My funniest memory was when they went to a wedding at a Christian church, the vicar said hello and he said "Table for four please" I died laughing 😅😅😅

I like the green Jerry Mouse shirt.

Only a very few of the British became rich from the empire the majority of the british people did not benefit from the empire, the average british person today ,by twentyfirst century standards, has a lower standard of living than most comparable countrys

guys i like your reactions ... and i didn't catch your names... your wife sir looks so much like a South African actress called .. " katlego danke" ... if you guys google her you will see what i mean..

Namaste, darlings. It was such a laugh to watch you two try to control your eyebrows from leaving your foreheads as some scenes played out. I wish you rainbows, lovely ladies.

The Last night of the proms has been going on for over a Hundred years

Nando's is a South African multinational fast casual chain that specialises in Portuguese flame-grilled peri-peri style chicken. Founded in Johannesburg in 1987, later purchased by the British Berkeley’s conglomerate seven years later, Nando's operates over 1,200 outlets in 30 countries. Their logo depicts the Rooster of Barcelos, one of Portugal's most common symbols.

not rugby

Well, inequality in South Africa is a tip of the iceberg. The black man is looked down by every other race on the entire globe. Hence : "What have we done? To who? Did Jesus Christ die so that we can suffer like this?" (sic)

Welcome back, beard guy.. 🙂

There are amature teams popping up all over the world now and its men and womens teams. There is a strong presence in the Uk as AFL is played on cricket grounds. Ricky Ponting took the game to India when he was coaching an Indian cricket team . Its now becoming very popular with lots of Indian Aussies who also take it back home to India. Of course they like the Richmond Tigers . There are also 150 teams in the US . The game is fast , athletic ,and skillful .

Aussie Rules is NOT our 'version' of rugby. It's as different from rugby as it is from soccer.

Okay, there is rugby league, rugby union then Aussie rules.... 3 completely different sports all using the ovoid football..... then we also have soccer, using the globe football (called football in the UK etc.) All these sports have very different rules. Rugby league and union probably are the closest to each other. But they have differences as well. lol.... sorry it's all very confusing.... but each are worthy of getting to know :D

Australian Football began in 1858 in Melbourne as a modification of football rules of the Rugby School in England. As a main aim was to provide exercise for cricket players in the winter 'off season' the Rugby game was modified to reduce the chance of injury. A hand-written version of first laws of 'Australian Football' (which can be seen at Sports Museum at the Melbourne Cricket Ground) date from 1859. Rules of the Melbourne Football Club - May 17, 1859 I. The distance between the Goals and the Goal Posts shall be decided upon by the Captains of the sides playing. II. The Captains on each side shall toss for choice of Goal; the side losing the toss has the kick off from the centre point between the Goals III. A Goal must be kicked fairly between the posts, without touching either of them, or a portion of the person of any player on either side. IV. The game shall be played within a space of not more than 200 yards wide, the same to be measured equally on each side of a line drawn through the centres of the two Goals; and two posts to be called the "kick off posts" shall be erected at a distance of 20 yards on each side of the Goal posts at both ends, and in a straight line with them. V. In case the ball is kicked "behind" Goal, any one of the side behind whose Goal it is kicked may bring it 20 yards in front of any portion of the space between the "kick off" posts, and shall kick it as nearly as possible in line with the opposite Goal. VI. Any player catching the ball "directly" from the foot may call "mark". He then has a free kick; no player from the opposite side being allowed to come "inside" the spot marked. VII. Tripping and pushing are both allowed (but no hacking*) when any player is in rapid motion or in possession of the ball, except in the case provided for in Rule 6. VIII. The ball may be taken in hand "only" when caught from the foot, or on the hop. In "no case" shall it be "lifted" from the ground. IX. When a ball goes out of bounds (the same being indicated by a row of posts) it shall be brought back to the point where it crossed the boundary-line, and thrown in at right angles with that line. X. The ball, while in play, may under no circumstances be thrown. * 'Hacking' was kicking the legs of opponents. Since then Australia Football has had 'Laws' - the current version is here: www.afl.com.au/about-afl/laws-of-the-game

The Indian (Cricket) Premier League in 2024 has an average attendance of 42,129. The Australian Football League in 2024 currently has an average attendance of 38,605 However the AFL's average and total attendance are the highest in the world per capita of the country's population.

Got it guys .. Australian football not Rugby !! 😁

This is not a version of rugby. It is an independent game that was invented in Melbourne in 1858 as a way of keeping cricketers fit over winter. This is why it is played on cricket ovals. The reason for the drop-in pitches is probably less about protecting the pitches and more about improving the quality of the ground for footy. Before drop in pitches, the centre was very hard when it was dry and could result in injuries. After rain, it would become a mud pit which made for poor quality football to watch. Much of the terminology of the game is similar to cricket (umpires rather than referees, laws of the game rather than rules, boundary rather than sideline). After the AFL season was over, they used to play exhibition games overseas, including at the Oval in London. I went to a game there in 1999.

Be careful comparing it to rugby. Most Aussie rules fans are not fond of rugby. It is a vastly different game with the only similarity being the tackling. Rugby is only played mostly in two states, NSW and QLD. Just a regular weekly game last week had 94,000 fans for two teams low on the ladder. Rugby is lucky to get 15 to 20,000 to their match of the day. The reason for the crowds is a game is played at a fast pace, is high scoring and highly entertaining. 🦘🦢

It' real.

It's NOT rugby or like it !