@hanros98 well manu’s played 2 and scored 2 how would he get the ball?
This guy is still old enough to play COLTS (U/21s) ! wouldnt even bother running or tackling this guy after watching this lol lol lol lol
@hanros98 yeah i saw his interview a couple of days ago made me laugh his english is still broken but nah hes the man
@LewisMoody3 tindall isn’t a good enough distributor
@LewisMoody3 tindall isn’t a good enough distributor
@kaino1990 I’ve heard he has yorkshire accent, which like a strong british country accent
Looks like pocketwatchable got it just about right.
Manu has always said he would want to play for England. He has played all his rugby here and come through the age groups like any other player with his talents would. I am sure Samoa would love to have him playing for them but that is not what Manu wants and thankfully we have a chance to see him play at the highest level this weekend.
Henry Tuilagi, Alesana Tuilagi, (can’t remember other brother) Tuilagi, have all played for Manu Samoa, in fact Henry and Alesana will be there at the RWC, it’s a pity the younger brother is following the cash trail rather than playing for his country with half his family on the field. Especially as Samoa will probably do what Fiji did at the last Cup and beat Wales to make the quarter finals.
Manu has a slight accent from what I have heard. He has been here (in UK) for some time now. I agree shame on him for the punch(es) but he is still young – he will learn from this I am sure.
anyone know if manu talks like an englishman or with a polynesian accent? just curious because im samoan too.. oh shame on manu for punching ashton etc etc.. lolz
One word: BEAST!!!
My mate was in JCcollege with manu……………. FUKING BEAST
@Jimmyretired I know they are Polynesian, but Manu qualifies to play for England, and is tipped to do so. Alesana plays for Samoa, but Manu has played virtually all his rugby here in England, and has played for the Saxons already. Manu will play for England at some stage.
@Jimmyretired THEY ALREADY HAVE PLAYERS PLAYING FOR ENGLAND THAT WERENT BORN THERE
@Pocketwatchable these chaps aint english they are polynesian
The Tuilagi brothers are human bulldozers. I cant wait to see Manu slotted into the England side. He could go on to cause the same excitement Robinson used to generate on the ball, albeit in a sleightly different way. He would bolster our attacking options very well, something which I think at international level we are still lacking despite Ashton and Foden. The more outright threats to the goal line the better. Tuilagi/Foden/Ashton and Banahan in the same team could be tantalising.
@TheMohammedFrank123 What team has the best record in the Aviva this season?
@02obrienf so having played for the saxons, our next senior national side, he is now ineligible to play for anyone other than england
@02obrienf yes it is. irb regulation says:
“A Player who has played for the senior fifteen-a-side National
Representative Team or the next senior fifteen-a-side National
Representative Team or the senior National Representative Sevens Team
of a Union is not eligible to play for the senior fifteen-a-side National
Representative Team or the next senior fifteen-a-side National
Representative Team or the senior National Representative Sevens Team
of another Union.”
@MrZogsify not true that isn’t how the system work
@jusbotzit He’s already played for the England Saxons so by law he can never play for Samoa, only England.
Manu does not want to play for Samoa. His education and all his rugby has been here in the UK. If he had played for Samoa (and the opportunity was there for him) he would have ruled himself out of any chance to play for England.
@mosseyuk mate . he going to play for samoa ayes .
if manu does make it to the rwc for england he’ll be coming up against robbie fruean look him up freak of nature.. it’ll be like two titans clashing
@hanros98 well manu’s played 2 and scored 2 how would he get the ball?
This guy is still old enough to play COLTS (U/21s) ! wouldnt even bother running or tackling this guy after watching this lol lol lol lol
@hanros98 yeah i saw his interview a couple of days ago made me laugh his english is still broken but nah hes the man
@LewisMoody3 tindall isn’t a good enough distributor
@LewisMoody3 tindall isn’t a good enough distributor
@kaino1990 I’ve heard he has yorkshire accent, which like a strong british country accent
Looks like pocketwatchable got it just about right.
Manu has always said he would want to play for England. He has played all his rugby here and come through the age groups like any other player with his talents would. I am sure Samoa would love to have him playing for them but that is not what Manu wants and thankfully we have a chance to see him play at the highest level this weekend.
Henry Tuilagi, Alesana Tuilagi, (can’t remember other brother) Tuilagi, have all played for Manu Samoa, in fact Henry and Alesana will be there at the RWC, it’s a pity the younger brother is following the cash trail rather than playing for his country with half his family on the field. Especially as Samoa will probably do what Fiji did at the last Cup and beat Wales to make the quarter finals.
Manu has a slight accent from what I have heard. He has been here (in UK) for some time now. I agree shame on him for the punch(es) but he is still young – he will learn from this I am sure.
anyone know if manu talks like an englishman or with a polynesian accent? just curious because im samoan too.. oh shame on manu for punching ashton etc etc.. lolz
One word: BEAST!!!
My mate was in JCcollege with manu……………. FUKING BEAST
@Jimmyretired I know they are Polynesian, but Manu qualifies to play for England, and is tipped to do so. Alesana plays for Samoa, but Manu has played virtually all his rugby here in England, and has played for the Saxons already. Manu will play for England at some stage.
@Jimmyretired THEY ALREADY HAVE PLAYERS PLAYING FOR ENGLAND THAT WERENT BORN THERE
@Pocketwatchable these chaps aint english they are polynesian
The Tuilagi brothers are human bulldozers. I cant wait to see Manu slotted into the England side. He could go on to cause the same excitement Robinson used to generate on the ball, albeit in a sleightly different way. He would bolster our attacking options very well, something which I think at international level we are still lacking despite Ashton and Foden. The more outright threats to the goal line the better. Tuilagi/Foden/Ashton and Banahan in the same team could be tantalising.
@TheMohammedFrank123 What team has the best record in the Aviva this season?
@02obrienf so having played for the saxons, our next senior national side, he is now ineligible to play for anyone other than england
@02obrienf yes it is. irb regulation says:
“A Player who has played for the senior fifteen-a-side National
Representative Team or the next senior fifteen-a-side National
Representative Team or the senior National Representative Sevens Team
of a Union is not eligible to play for the senior fifteen-a-side National
Representative Team or the next senior fifteen-a-side National
Representative Team or the senior National Representative Sevens Team
of another Union.”
@MrZogsify not true that isn’t how the system work
@jusbotzit He’s already played for the England Saxons so by law he can never play for Samoa, only England.
Manu does not want to play for Samoa. His education and all his rugby has been here in the UK. If he had played for Samoa (and the opportunity was there for him) he would have ruled himself out of any chance to play for England.
@mosseyuk mate . he going to play for samoa ayes .
if manu does make it to the rwc for england he’ll be coming up against robbie fruean look him up freak of nature.. it’ll be like two titans clashing