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Think Bleyendaal, Barrett and Anscombe will be fighting it out for NZ's 1st 5 position in a few years time.

I agree. Cooper and Cruden are a little overrated IMO, real class players to step up on the test stage now are Lambie, Slade and Sexton, though the latter I'm not too sure of yet. The generation after that will look something like this - Bleyendaal, Anscombe, Barrett, Morgan and Ford.

IMO, 1. Wyatt Crockett Phenomenal scrummaging, very mobile, popped up with a few tries too. 2. TPN Destructive runner, tore defences apart early on in the season. Bismarck du Plessis would have come in second. 3. John Afoa Best season for the Blues ever. Good luck to him in Ulster. Any of the...

What a dick Weepu. Apparently he's just going to the Blues cause Nonu's headed there. Does he not remember Matthewson moved over to get away from him in the first place?

I've got money on Guildford and CJ after their showing against the Boks. From the Wallabies though, AAC and Digby will have my bet, those two just have a knack for scoring tries!

HOW IS STEPHEN DONALD NOT IN THE LIST?? And come on guys, Ellis is alright, nothing spectacular but consistent week after week.

Hope the Crusaders sign a replacement for Fotuali'i. Nobody top class, but anyone better that Willi Heinz that **** will do. Also, the departure of Thorn will likely mean more game time for Luke Romano/Chris Jack. As usual, front row stocks are abundant with the Franks brothers and Crockett, as...

EXACTLY. Hahaha. Trinh Duc may be an interesting debate in a year or two though.. Sexton too.

IMO, 1.Wyatt Crockett 2.Tatufu Polota Nau 3.John Afoa 4.James Horwill 5.Andries Bekker 6.Scott Higginbotham 7.Matt Todd 8.Kieran Read 9.Will Genia 10.Quade Cooper 11.Digby Ioane 12.Benson Stanley 13.Robbie Fruean 14.Zac Guildford 15.Gio Aplon

Come on mate, O'Gara's ****. Everyone knows that. And Wilko? He's yesterday's man (;

Well I'd say Quade will continue to be spectacular for about a year or so, but when everyone else figures out his game he's just going to fade away. Class is permanent though, explains why Carter has been world's best since '05.

I honestly feel that while each has his own strengths and weaknesses, Dan Carter at the moment is the more complete fly half. Quade has the slick passing and running skills of the modern playmaker, but still lacks in goal and tactical kicking and needs to be more mature to beat Dan. Also, lets...

HAHAHA. Totally agree with you there mate, JOC to top the tryscoring board.