This guy has layers. One of the three Lions looseheads, along with Ellis Genge and Andrew Porter, is Schoeman, who has opinions on what makes a loosehead prop.
He continued, “I think looseheads are quite weird people around the world,” once more with a straight face. “Something isn’t right,” the saying goes. His screw must be loose, but playing rugby as a loosehead prop always comes to mind.
Is there a difference between a loosehead and a tighthead in terms of beasts?
He responded, “We’re similar but different.” All the gladiators come together, making it almost feel like a movie.
And what part does John Fogarty, the Lions’ scrum coach, play in all of this?
“He has the key to the gladiator’s cage,” he said. Physically, mentally, spiritually, or wherever else do loseheads enjoy going to in the dark. However, some tightheads can turn even darker.
We are essentially a prop group that no one else on the team is allowed to join.
No hookers at all.
No, hookers are not included. It’s just props, really. It’s a prop group rather than a front row group.
What might the names of a group of Lions props be on a postcard? a motorcycle scout? The Scoo Fighters, huh?
Schoeman made a sharp riff on Lions history, Ian “Mighty Mouse” McLauchlan’s legacy, and Tom Smith’s fallen Scottish Lions, who had a significant impact on the Test jersey he is currently pursuing.
He said, “That’s what the jersey demands of us.” That is the legacy of it. Tom and Tom both had seats at Murrayfield, and I both had them in the same seat. I’ve had a lot of praise and blessing.
He’s talking about his affinity with the 2025 props again in the here and now.
He said, “We are like bison migrating together.” Every night, Finlay Bealham started the secret meeting, and now everyone has bought in. After each training session, we form a group and have tea together. We also meet and ask probing questions of each other’s families.
Aren’t the good Australians scared of a herd of human bovine roaming the streets?
“Props also have a soft side,” he said. There are a lot of soft topics being discussed.
Has Porter discussed the tragic passing of his mother to cancer at a young age? Has Genge mentioned how rugby may have saved him from prison and how he experienced growing up in Bristol’s tough environment? You have a suspicion.
“I am well-versed in Gengey.” I have asked him to call my family as well because I am aware of all of his business contacts, family, and everything,” he said.
Rivals who are now friends even when competing for Test match spots. The essence of what makes these tours so fantastic and unforgettable is in it. Schoeman’s bearded face and every utterance reflect the joy of the experience.