New Zealand is abuzz with speculation about the reason behind one of the most bizarre interviews in recent memory – when Hurricanes and All Blacks centre Ma’a Nonu let rip with a series of expletives in a live post-match interview.
According to Yahoo!Xtra Sport, Nonu let rip in a bizarre interview – filled with seven swear words, following his side’s Super 14 win against the Chiefs on Saturday.
Some are now wondering if it was not, perhaps, a joke gone wrong…
Minutes after the 33-27 win that kept the Hurricanes in play-off contention, Nonu took part in an interview with Radiosport in which he dropped several ‘f-bombs’.
Radiosport sideline commentator Daniel McHardy asked: “What’s going through your mind that was an amazing game to watch what was it like to play in?”
Nonu – who scored a crucial try – replied: “It’s one of these games that makes rugby so spectacular, after they got a lead of 24-8 or something, f*** we were on our tryline and f*** everyone didn’t know what was hitting us, then 50 minutes later we came out on top and scored a f***** last minute try and get this f***** bonus point.”
With laughter coming from the commentary box, McHardy held his composure to ask Nonu whether he thought the season was gone when Callum Bruce lined up a potential match-winning penalty for the Chiefs.
Nonu continued with his tirade, saying: “I never think our season is gone, I’ve always backed myself for this team and after I scored that fluke try I thought ‘Mate we’ve got to f***** hold onto the ball in the last five minutes’.
“And then they get a penalty mate. Typical Hurricanes games mate… last-minute penalty, two minutes to go and it’s like f*** it’s all over again. We get a steal from our line and Hosea makes a big break beyond their line he misses the kick f***** score after the hooter’s gone,” he said.
The bizarre interview did not end there. Bizzarely, despite swearing six times within a minute, Nonu then went on to declare that he “plays for the kids”.
McHardy suggested to Nonu: “Mate you should be a commentator. I think we’ve figured out your career.”
Nonu then replied: “I think one thing about commentator’s mate is all those legends that have played, they’ve all become commentators. Me I play for the people and for the kids. I’ll just spend some time at the TAB really.”
The clip was played on Radiosport‘s breakfast show on Monday, with host Mark Richardson querying whether Nonu was genuine, saying afterwards “clearly someone has had to put him up to that”.
Listen to the Nonu interview (from the 3.03 mark) here.
Fark me sideways…. hehehe
Hmmm…
Wonder whats the story behind this ?
Is Nonu van die Kaapse Vlakte lol
The Interview itself must have been f****** funny though
Nonu klink soos Asbakkie !!! 😆
Yes you could hear he was really hyped after a good performance
6@WPForever – It looks like you are situated near Stakkvik, there in Norway…
Thats probably the nearest internet link,here is where i live on the map
http://www.witchcraftandwitches.com/images/europe_vardo.jpg
Can’t see how this moron’s foul language can be seen as such a joke.
Kids look up to these fools….then again, drug abuse has also become the social pass time for a lot of these so called ‘super stars’, so why would swearing be seen as anything serious.
8@ WPForever – That link is as useless as tits on a bull
He he tits on a Bloubul 🙂
11@ WPForever – How far is Hammerfest from where you are?
GBS Hammerfest is about 600km west
Geez you getting closer GBS,what surveillance equip do you have….you sure your not from the old “BOSS” Bureau of State Security lol
ñ fokken goeiemôre aan almal, hoor!!
Blouste @ 5
het jy my al ooit gehoor (ok, gesien) vloek? 😀
@ 15 Ash – Gesien, nee nog nooit !!! 😉
blouste @ 16
sê ek oek mos!! 😆
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