The All Blacks have left South Africa clean, even though they lost two games on their tour against the Springboks. Over the years, the All Blacks have shown that they are not only good rugby players but also top human beings.
Unlike some teams that leave the dressing rooms dirty for the staff to clean. The All Blacks showed that they are smart men despite trailing in training.
As a group, they gathered some, weeping on the floor, while others mopped the ground as they cleaned.
FANS PRAISE THE BEAUTIFUL GESTURE
After the video was shared with their fans, even rival fans appreciated it.
@MalcolmXYZ “Okay, y’all sweep, I’ll record it and post it on social media. Performative 😂”
@Peter “This is one of the biggest reasons why I, as a South African, support the AB. What they’re modelling to the world, that’s even more important than what’s happening on the pitch.”
@Haydn Corke “I’d rather meet an All Black than any footballer in the world.”
@Tay De Bie 🐝 “Our biggest rivals, but also ultimate role models 👏👏”
@Luke Geddes “Bigger than the sport. Thank you, All Blacks, for reminding us of what really matters amongst all of this 🙌🖤”
TIME FOR THE FINAL GAME IN AMERICA
As the All Blacks’ South Africa tour ended, it’s now time for the last game of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry. Both teams flew to America on the same plane, a sign of unity in rugby.
As they set eyes for their last, the All Blacks have a chance of making it a draw if they win. Unfortunately, they have since lost several key players, including captain Ardie Savea.
However, coach Dave Rennie believes that his team is strong enough to scratch a win and go back home with their heads high.
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