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we seem to always have one shocker a year - so good to get this one out of the way
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04-09-2007, 12:05 PM
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Top Try Scorer Odds
From Oddschecker.
5/1 - Joe Rokocoko 6/1 - Sitivini Sivivatu 9/1 - Doug Howlett 16/1 - Brian Habana 25/1 - Mils Muliaina 33/1 - Isaia Toeava, Christophe Dominici, Luke McAllister, Leon MacDonald 40/1 - Aurelien Rougerie, Vincent Clerc, Cedric Heymans, Lote Tuqiri Others: 66/1 - Stirling Mortlock 80/1 - Dan Carter, Brian O'Driscoll, Jason Robinson, Chris Latham 100/1 - Shane Williams, Jean De Villiers 125/1 - Josh Lewsey, Mark Cueto, Percy Montgomery, Matt Giteau 150/1 - Gareth Thomas 200/1 - Julian Huxley, Francois Steyn 300/1 - Chris Paterson 7 Kiwis quoted in the first 9, which is no surprised given they're nailed on for 7 games at least, but with the minnows it is a bit of a crap shoot. Josh Lewsey ran in 5 tries v Uruguay last time, as did Latham v Namibia, so it only takes one performance like that to put yourself in contention. If you fancy England to jam the semis there's some decent value on our back 3 who could fill their boots v USA & Tonga.
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04-09-2007, 10:25 PM
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Surprised to see Dan Carter so low, he'll score a fair few tries.
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05-09-2007, 02:40 PM
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A good bet to win would be Australia, we always give a very good account of ourselves in any sport.
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06-09-2007, 05:54 AM
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Italy worth a punt at 1000/1
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09-09-2007, 10:10 AM
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Habana definitely worth a punt with those odds on try scorer. He looked really good against Samoa today. A tenner on him and you could come away with £160, not bad.
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