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2008 TRI-NATIONS RUGBY PREDICTION THREAD

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spot_the_dot Member Posts: 1030		RE: 2008 Tri-Nations Rugby prediction thread Jul 18, 2008 06:08 PM. Post 81
		Aussies to win 23 15 Top scorer in game Hynes

Jeremy-1986 Senior member Posts: 1868		RE: 2008 Tri-Nations Rugby prediction thread Jul 18, 2008 09:16 PM. Post 82
		south africa 26 - 17 habana top try scorer. also, rocky elsom will score.

amh11 Senior member Posts: 4951		RE: 2008 Tri-Nations Rugby prediction thread Jul 19, 2008 05:26 AM. Post 83
		Sa 29-12 aus Habana tts

Son Of Tatto Pokah Guru Posts: 9394		RE: 2008 Tri-Nations Rugby prediction thread Jul 19, 2008 06:18 AM. Post 84
		sa 28-21. habana

Jeremy-1986 Senior member Posts: 1868		RE: 2008 Tri-Nations Rugby prediction thread Jul 19, 2008 06:55 AM. Post 85
		lol, for guys who picked AFTER the game started and points were on the board, you sure do suck.

Son Of Tatto Pokah Guru Posts: 9394		RE: 2008 Tri-Nations Rugby prediction thread Jul 19, 2008 05:01 PM. Post 86
		lol Australia 16-9 South Africa Australia (5) 16 Tries: Tuqiri, Mortlock Pens: Giteau Drop-goals: Barnes South Africa (3) 9 Penalties: Steyn 2, James

^moderator Pokah Guru Posts: 8109		RE: 2008 Tri-Nations Rugby prediction thread Jul 20, 2008 08:41 AM. Post 87
		What a disappointment… I had my worries when the South African couch changed the starting team which beat the New Zealanders, but I honestly thought they would be able to beat the Australians. The Australians played well, but I don’t think they will be able to beat the New Zealanders with the same sort of game plan they used against the South Africans. Like I mentioned early in this thread, in this tournament, it was never going to be easy to choose a clear winner and this is reflected by the log standings… New Zealand – Played 2 – Won 1 – 5 Points South Africa – Played 3 – Won 1 – 5 Points Australia – Played 1 – Won 1 – 4 Points Personally I don’t understand why the SA couch opted to field the team that lost against NZ instead of doing the obvious and field the team that beat NZ. But oh well, he has a plan apparently. Hopefully the time off will do the Springboks good as they need to go back to the drawing board and figure something out if they still wish to claim the Tri-nations title. Next Weekend Australia takes on New Zealand at Telstra Stadium in Sydney. This is bound to be a good match as well. So get your predictions in early! Cheers, Rio

^moderator Pokah Guru Posts: 8109		RE: 2008 Tri-Nations Rugby prediction thread Jul 23, 2008 09:01 AM. Post 88
		Hi Guys, LeaderBoard as it currently stands: Jeremy-1986 1 Kiwi Bugs 1 Spot_the_dot 1 Deadline for predictions for Saturday’s match is 10:00am GMT Regards, Vinnie

^moderator Pokah Guru Posts: 8109		RE: 2008 Tri-Nations Rugby prediction thread Jul 24, 2008 01:56 AM. Post 89
		Ausies and Kiwis, What more do I have to say? It is going to be one of the biggest matches of this year’s Tri-nations. Especially because the Wallabies have a Kiwi coach and the Kiwis have an Ausie coach. Surely when the national anthem of each country rings out over the PA-system will the emotion of both teams and coaches erupt… Let the best man win and to the victor goes the bragging rights. Even as a Springbok supporter, I have my interest in this match. If the Wallabies were to register back-to-back Bledisloe wins over the All Blacks in Sydney and Auckland over the next nine days, they would go to the top of the IRB rankings for the first time in the system's five-year history. New Zealand will obviously do everything in their power to prevent this… Personally I predict that Australia will win tomorrow, but unfortunately lose the next match between these to teams. Here are the teams for Saturday’s test match. Australia - Adam Ashley-Cooper; Peter Hynes, Ryan Cross, Berrick Barnes, Lote Tuqiri; Matt Giteau, Luke Burgess; Wycliff Palu, George Smith (captain), Rocky Elsom; Nathan Sharpe, James Horwill; Al Baxter, Stephen Moore, Benn Robinson. Reserves: Tatafu Polota-Nau, Matt Dunning, Dan Vickerman, Phil Waugh, Sam Cordingley, Timana Tahu, Drew Mitchell. New Zealand - Mils Muliaina; Anthony Tuitavake, Richard Kahui, Ma'a Nonu, Sitiveni Sivivatu; Daniel Carter, Andy Ellis; Jerome Kaino, Daniel Braid, Rodney So'oialo (captain); Ali Williams, Brad Thorn; Greg Somerville, Andrew Hore, Tony Woodcock. Reserves: Keven Mealamu, John Afoa, Anthony Boric, Sione Lauaki, Jimmy Cowan, Stephen Donald, Conrad Smith. Gentlemen, enjoy this weekends action and remember to get your predictions in before the match starts. Cheers, Rio