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Sir Speedy
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Sale team:
Rory Lamont, Mark Cueto, Mathew Tait, Luke McAlister, David Doherty, Charlie Hodgson, Richard Wigglesworth, Lionel Faure, Marc Jones, Eifion Roberts, Sebastien Chabal, Dean Schofield, Jason White, Neil Briggs, JM Fernandez Lobbe,
Replacements: Stuart Turner, Rob O’Donnell, Brent Cockbain, David Tait, Dwayne Peel, Chris Bell, Andy Tuilagi
Leicester team:
15 Geordan Murphy
14 Johne Murphy
13 Seru Rabeni
12 Aaron Mauger
11 Matt Smith
10 Derick Hougaard
9 Julien Dupuy
1 Marcos Ayerza
2 George Chuter
3 Julian White
4 Martin Corry ©
5 Ben Kay
6 Brett Deacon
7 Lewis Moody
8 Jordan Crane
Replacements
16 Benjamin Kayser
17 Dan Cole
18 Marco Wentzel
19 Craig Newby
20 Ben Youngs
21 Tom Varndell
22 Scott Hamilton
Looks like Leicester have a slight advantage up front, despite the return of many Sale players - Faure, Fernandez-Lobbé and the like - while Sale have the advantage in the backline.
The Kiwi centre line-up would be interesting, if the damn match was televised instead of the mediocrity-fest between Falcons and Wasps, and Tait's lining up in the centre could be the making or breaking (again) of him, since he's been ****, quite frankly, all season!
Both teams need to win, but home advantage, bias, and the fact Leicester are missing their England-contingent leans me to a Sale victory.
Rory Lamont, Mark Cueto, Mathew Tait, Luke McAlister, David Doherty, Charlie Hodgson, Richard Wigglesworth, Lionel Faure, Marc Jones, Eifion Roberts, Sebastien Chabal, Dean Schofield, Jason White, Neil Briggs, JM Fernandez Lobbe,
Replacements: Stuart Turner, Rob O’Donnell, Brent Cockbain, David Tait, Dwayne Peel, Chris Bell, Andy Tuilagi
Leicester team:
15 Geordan Murphy
14 Johne Murphy
13 Seru Rabeni
12 Aaron Mauger
11 Matt Smith
10 Derick Hougaard
9 Julien Dupuy
1 Marcos Ayerza
2 George Chuter
3 Julian White
4 Martin Corry ©
5 Ben Kay
6 Brett Deacon
7 Lewis Moody
8 Jordan Crane
Replacements
16 Benjamin Kayser
17 Dan Cole
18 Marco Wentzel
19 Craig Newby
20 Ben Youngs
21 Tom Varndell
22 Scott Hamilton
Looks like Leicester have a slight advantage up front, despite the return of many Sale players - Faure, Fernandez-Lobbé and the like - while Sale have the advantage in the backline.
The Kiwi centre line-up would be interesting, if the damn match was televised instead of the mediocrity-fest between Falcons and Wasps, and Tait's lining up in the centre could be the making or breaking (again) of him, since he's been ****, quite frankly, all season!
Both teams need to win, but home advantage, bias, and the fact Leicester are missing their England-contingent leans me to a Sale victory.
