Billy Vunipola ~ Tribute | The Mammoth

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Requested by TheRugbyMan1234. What a beast. As a Wasps fan I was gutted he left, but he's actually got even better since his move. Subscribe for more rugby union and league tributes.

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Pure power house, does what is required from a number 8, run hard, cause havoc. Knows how to use his weight to his advantage. Keeping an eye on him from N.Z.

Henzary

Went to school with Billy. Crazy to see him and his brother playing for England!

enterrowley

And to think he's only 21, there is no doubt that in a few years time he will be one of the best number 8's in the world!

prisonmike

He's a freak of nature! Still young too! His brother Mako is a special talent as well!

СлаваРоссия-уж

2:30 watch the mini scrumhalf cat fight scene hahaha

rushtehor

You need to do a part 2 of this now since he has a shite ton of new highlights for you

CrusaderCats

He's so good at getting those extra 5-10 metres in the tackle. really can make a big difference across the full length of the game

amct

2:30 scrum halfs have a fight and nobody notices

phildavis

out the womb rugby
his grandpa coached us in 2002 and was fortunate to play with his uncle
straight up pedigreed rugby family

mohansen

Frightening that he's only 21-great ball carrier to say the least and that masks his other traits. Great hands and a superb choke tackle, will be best 8 in the world in 5 years

bluebirdk

Nice one billy vunipola mateTeu siko ha tangai iate koe

angleloneogwash

I didn't use to rate Billy Vunipola, but I have to admit he's proved me wrong. His ball carrying skills are amazing and he's got very fast and light hands for a big man. His assist for Jackson Wray's try against Exeter early on this season was sublime.

The British & Irish Lions are spoilt for choice at no.8 for next year's tour to New Zealand. Vunipola himself, Toby Faletau and Jamie Heaslip, who don't forget has toured twice and has amazing experience.

For me, I'd pick Faletau, with Vunipola on the bench for impact. In my opinion, Faletau can do more around the field than Vunipola, and he's faster, more skilful and has a good enough skill set to join in with the back line on times. And before anyone goes off on one, this isn't me criticising Vunipola at all. He's a very good player and I'd be happy with him starting at 8. Just if I had to choose, it's Faletau.

fazer

2:10 that is the laziest try i've ever seen

RAttMIce

Don't understand why they are bringing Sam Burgess in at 8 when we've got Ben Morgan and this tank. Stick him in the centres with Tuilagi; that'll fuck them up.

georgetalbot