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Sir Graham Henry Remembers Jonah Lomu

July 01, 2026 / 00:33

This episode discusses rugby, coaching, and a standout player who changed the game. Key topics include a memorable try scored in a semi-final match in 1997.

The conversation highlights the impressive physical abilities of a player weighing 120 kilos who could run 100 meters in 11 seconds. The speaker emphasizes the importance of coaching in developing such talent.

A specific moment is recalled where the player scored a try after receiving the ball from the halfback, showcasing his strength as four defenders struggled to stop him.

TLDR

A rugby episode focusing on coaching and a remarkable player's 1997 semi-final try.

Episode

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He changed the game. Like a 120 kilo winner who could run the 100 meters in 11 seconds and do what he did on the on

00:00:07

the rugby field. I was on the coaching of course though. >> 100% it would have been nothing without

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you. >> And then you know, I remember him scoring a try in a semi-final, probably

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in '97. He got the ball from the end of the lineout halfback to him, halfback to

00:00:24

winger, and he scored under the post from the 22. Four guys hanging on to him. You know,

00:00:29

that's all in the coaching surely.

Episode Highlights

Memorable Semi-Final
A pivotal moment in '97 when he scored a crucial try.
“I remember him scoring a try in a semi-final, probably in '97.”
@ 00m 13s
July 01, 2026

Episode Quotes

100% it would have been nothing without you.
Sir Graham Henry Remembers Jonah Lomu
I remember him scoring a try in a semi-final, probably in '97.
Sir Graham Henry Remembers Jonah Lomu
Four guys hanging on to him.
Sir Graham Henry Remembers Jonah Lomu

Key Moments

Memorable Try00:13
Coaching Impact00:28