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Thu 27 Jul 2023 | 07:34
Henry Arundell gets taught to goosey by the GOAT

England star Henry Arundell has joined forces with internet rugby sensation, Jarryd Harris, in an effort to work on his goose-stepping abilities.

Known as ‘The Rugby Guy’, Harris has been providing rugby fans with hilarious rugby content for many years now with his trademark goose step and self-deprecating humour.

From providing brilliant skits on ‘why Gatland snaked him’, to stepping and fending his own children in the back garden, as well as even engaging in sprinting races with Ugo Monye, the social media personality has gained a huge following of rugby fans.

 

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This time around he’s been ‘helping’ England sensation Henry Arundell with his stepping abilities.

Starting the clip by telling Arundell: “You’ve actually got to try here because I genuinely back myself against anyone in world rugby”, Harris is then seen chasing the Racing 92 player around the park accompanied by rather emotional music.

The England speedster finished the clip joking: “I thought you’d be better to be honest”, before adding: “I’ve seen a lot of chat online”.

 

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Harris remains hopeful that Rassie will select him as a bolter ahead of this year's World Cup but insists he is open to a call-up by England, Scotland, Wales, Italy, New Zealand, France, or simply any country that would be willing to take on the previous Devon County Cup winner.

Posted By: Jack Tunney

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