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" The British Lions 1974 tour of South Africa became effectively the third Boer War,
played out on the rugby fields. The animosity between the two teams reached a peak where Lions captain Willie John McBride, fed up with the over-robust play of the Springboks, devised the Ninety-Nine Call. This meant "forget the game. Run at the nearest South African player,
and punch him." The reasoning for this was that if all thirty players started a fistfight at once, the referee would not know whom to send off and would lose control of the game for just long enough for the Lions to make a point about dirty play by the Boers. The Battle of Ellis Park has gone down in rugby history"