Jonny Wilkinson || King of Rugby || Legend Tribute
20 Comments on "Jonny Wilkinson || King of Rugby || Legend Tribute"
wilbo baggins
Honestly the best tribute i've ever seen, and jonno deserves it
Luke FISHER
You took most of these clips from building Jerusalem but still great video
Tom Harding
Imagine how many points this guy would have got if he didn’t miss half his career through injury
Sports lads
What a man my dad new that because my dad played with my sir Jonny wilkinson when my dad played for the classic lions and England Martin Roberts love you dad
Saltass Sky
3:01 Jonny's foot actually went out… should of been a lineout Scotland ball, but who cares wilko is da best flyhalf
Waka Waata
The king is DAN CARTER/ BAUDEN BARRET.
messugue
For ever the best number 10
Steve Dodsworth
His sheer professionalism, diligence and hard work to get as good as he was is an example to young players everywhere. His constant striving to improve, to overcome injuries show an indomitable spirit, which coupled with a quiet and humble personality made him an icon in two countries, England and France. He is respected and admired across the globe , as are many top players, but the adulation of two nations, who normally hold opposite opinions, shows the measure of the man.
Ryan Linthwaite
The best fly half every to but on the England number 10
JustOllie
About a month ago we played Farnham u12s and I never thought that Wilkinson used to play for them
Raw Rugby
100k Views. Legends.
Corey Dalton
King of rugby haha he's good but not the king.
Mike Theman
All the DC fans here think they know what's what… If DC is really that great, then why the fuck do you come to a Jonny Wilkinson tribute to tell us that? Put DC in English club rugby instead of super rugby and he would have struggles because he wouldn't have been surrounded by top class players whenever he played. I mean JW made an impact when he went to Toulon, Carter had a few good moments but nothing that memorable and now hes leaving for Japan at the end of the season. To all who say Carter is better, or "way" better as you all say, you simply cannot compare the two, Carter may have amazing stats, but he didn't spend at least 4 years of his international career out injured. Wilkinson wasn't surrounded by the greatest international rugby team for most of his career, unlike Carter. What I am saying is stats mean shit, both players are great in their own way, they have both done great things, and they both equally deserve to be the greatest fly halfs in the history of rugby, however they simply cannot be compared purely by their career statistics…
Illetterato
Ludovico Einaudi!
doylustheboy
A great rugby player, and a great man
CoolSkull
For me it is the best 10, not only for being a good player, but for his attitude, his Goodness and humility. A great example of a good athlete '' Humility makes you great ''
Bibitchou
c'est quoi les musiques
Hoani Paku
King of Rugby, Bit much
Jack Young
Sometimes wish I grew up in England or some country that loves rugby…sadly I’m 17 and I can finally play rugby for the first time in my city in the USA…hopefully my American Football experience helps me out in excelling in the game
doylustheboy
A magnificent man, in every aspect of life………if i ever meet him, I'll probably cry hahahah…..and no, no offence Alexander Hannah :0)
Honestly the best tribute i've ever seen, and jonno deserves it
You took most of these clips from building Jerusalem but still great video
Imagine how many points this guy would have got if he didn’t miss half his career through injury
What a man my dad new that because my dad played with my sir Jonny wilkinson when my dad played for the classic lions and England Martin Roberts love you dad
3:01 Jonny's foot actually went out… should of been a lineout Scotland ball, but who cares wilko is da best flyhalf
The king is DAN CARTER/ BAUDEN BARRET.
For ever the best number 10
His sheer professionalism, diligence and hard work to get as good as he was is an example to young players everywhere. His constant striving to improve, to overcome injuries show an indomitable spirit, which coupled with a quiet and humble personality made him an icon in two countries, England and France. He is respected and admired across the globe , as are many top players, but the adulation of two nations, who normally hold opposite opinions, shows the measure of the man.
The best fly half every to but on the England number 10
About a month ago we played Farnham u12s and I never thought that Wilkinson used to play for them
100k Views. Legends.
King of rugby haha he's good but not the king.
All the DC fans here think they know what's what… If DC is really that great, then why the fuck do you come to a Jonny Wilkinson tribute to tell us that?
Put DC in English club rugby instead of super rugby and he would have struggles because he wouldn't have been surrounded by top class players whenever he played.
I mean JW made an impact when he went to Toulon, Carter had a few good moments but nothing that memorable and now hes leaving for Japan at the end of the season.
To all who say Carter is better, or "way" better as you all say, you simply cannot compare the two, Carter may have amazing stats, but he didn't spend at least 4 years of his international career out injured. Wilkinson wasn't surrounded by the greatest international rugby team for most of his career, unlike Carter.
What I am saying is stats mean shit, both players are great in their own way, they have both done great things, and they both equally deserve to be the greatest fly halfs in the history of rugby, however they simply cannot be compared purely by their career statistics…
Ludovico Einaudi!
A great rugby player, and a great man
For me it is the best 10, not only for being a good player, but for his attitude, his Goodness and humility. A great example of a good athlete
'' Humility makes you great ''
c'est quoi les musiques
King of Rugby, Bit much
Sometimes wish I grew up in England or some country that loves rugby…sadly I’m 17 and I can finally play rugby for the first time in my city in the USA…hopefully my American Football experience helps me out in excelling in the game
A magnificent man, in every aspect of life………if i ever meet him, I'll probably cry hahahah…..and no, no offence Alexander Hannah :0)