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We usually have a topic up early but its only a few days before this year's competition starts and I noticed we've left it a bit late. If everyone is keen for tipping on the forum do say so, or Superbru is an option (and I know both myself and Voltman also use Telecom Virtual Rugby).
The games in week one are: Blues vs Hurricanes Force vs Brumbies Cheetahs vs Bulls Crusaders vs Highlanders Reds vs Waratahs Lions vs Stormers Sharks vs Chiefs |
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Blues vs Hurricanes
Force vs Brumbies Cheetahs vs Bulls Crusaders vs Highlanders Reds vs Waratahs Lions vs Stormers Sharks vs Chiefs The only marginal one for me was Sharks-Chiefs really. Expecting Brumbies, Bulls, Crusaders, Waratahs and Stormers to be relatively straightforward (won't happen but you know what I mean). Blues Hurricanes should go the Canes way but they always manage to keep the other team in the game. |
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Force vs Brumbies Cheetahs vs Bulls Crusaders vs Highlanders Reds vs Waratahs Lions vs Stormers Sharks vs Chiefs and a table tip 1 Crusaders 2 Waratahs 3 Hurricanes 4 Bulls 5 Brumbies 6 Sharks 7 Highlanders 8 Chiefs 9 Stormers 10 Cheetahs 11 Blues 12 Force 13 Reds 14 Lions
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Brumbies Bulls Crusaders Waratahs Stormers Sharks And my predicted table: 1 Crusaders 2 Blues 3 Hurricanes 4 Bulls 5 Brumbies 6 Waratahs 7 Chiefs 8 Sharks 9 Stormers 10 Highlanders 11 Force 12 Reds 13 Cheetahs 14 Lions |
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Funny thing is that even though I'm from Auckland I'm hardly what you'd call a parochial Blues supporter, though I do fancy their chances this year even after the loss of Ali Williams for the season. So long as the new halfback-flyhalf pairing of Mathewson and Brett can click, they should be a highly entertaining side with some of the quality in the backline, and with Mealamu and Kaino leading the forwards I hope they're successful.
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Force vs Brumbies Cheetahs vs Bulls Crusaders vs Highlanders Reds vs Waratahs Lions vs Stormers Sharks vs Chiefs Don't rate the Blues at all, not much strength in depth. Brett's an overrated hack. Don't rate the Canes much either, to be fair. Blues could do it at home, what with the really, really great home support they have, but I'm pretty confident with the rest of my picks. I fully expect to get 0/7.
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Think SA is in for a poor season nevertheless. |
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I think you're right with the South African based sides. Would be a huge shock if the Lions and Cheetahs finished anywhere other than last and second to last, while the Sharks IMO look a weaker outfit than last year. Be interesting to see how the Bulls cope after last year's success and if they can maintain their dominance in Pretoria. Stormers could be the dark horses with their new signings of Habana and Fourie. Last edited by Somerset; 10-02-2010 at 03:29 AM. |
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