Francois Steyn's catalogue of long-range kicks

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[BarryJack]

Francois Steyn: Treating rugby balls like they owe him money since 2006.

[calnfl]

That drop goal against Clermont is unbelievable. Hit it from a different post code and still had loads left on it when it went over the bar. And looked so casual whilst doing it.

[stefannieuwoudt]

Frans Steyn stands as a titan in my all-time GOAT rugby squad, grossly underrated yet profoundly impactful.

[yooniversal]

My idol growing up. One of the most understated and underrated players of all time.

[elnielo]

Im 66. Been a rugby league man all my life. WTF!!!! This guy is incredible.

[gonzalorubilar]

Frans Steyn makes so easy to see the difference between being the best and being a LEGEND

[archiebobo]

Holy shit, I’ve never seen those drop kicks before. That’s something else.

[deboradlamini]

You'll should see his 50/22's, even before they were a thing! What I love about Steyn is his BMT, kicking those in WC, WC finals, BIL series, last minutes in games. Can always count on him.

[tsoiboy]

Imagine facing a player you daren't risk kicking out of your own 22 to or giving away a penalty to even in his own team's 10 metre line. Insane.

[colingray]

Thanks Andrew. Those long penalty goals are brilliant, but the drop kicks - AMAZING!

[cella]

Legend has it he can kick start a Boeing.

[Goisis]

Best long range kicker to play for the Boks since Naas Botha. Incredible all-round talent as well, worthy of a more rounded tribute vid. Architect of the 6-2 bench split due to his versatility. One of those rare seasoned players who started as a pacey utility back and closes his career built like a heavyweight loose forward. Would love to see this man win a 3rd world cup

[TheHalicarnassis]

What a boot! One of my favourite springboks and so good as a versatile back. The amount of muscle he put on after his stint in France though… Beast mode!

[cb]

Hugh Bladen commentating on Frans Steyn's long distance kicks gives me nostalgia

[johnnyred]

Puts a smile on my face every time !!!!

[jaksdt]

His accuracy was better than his distance. That says it all. Double world cup winning legend.

[glennvanzyl]

The Roberto Carlos of dead ball kicking

[CityNightsJC]

Happy retirement Frans, we'll miss you!

[jackm]

An absolute wand of a boot! One of those players you grow up watching and every so often hearing "Did you see Steyn's kick vs XYZ at the weekend?" To be fair though, has he ever done it on a wet Thursday night in the Sportsground vs Ensei in the Challenge Cup? 🤣

[ntsikazimema]

Some of those kicks are unreal, I mean 60m in NZ!!!😮