SOUTH AFRICA v IRELAND | FULL TIME HOT TAKES by @Eggchasers Rugby - Post Details
SOUTH AFRICA v IRELAND | FULL TIME HOT TAKES
INCREDIBLE. Thank you foe your support of the channel...it has played apart in me being able to be here to witness that. I am sorry that I can't make sense of the game right now. I'm just in awe of both of those teams. These are my full time thoughts from Stade de France.
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