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SuperRugby: Highlanders v Bulls. 19/05/2012

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Forstyn Barr Stadium, Dunedin - 05:30 GMT, 19/05/2012
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I must say that I think they are pushing Dewald a bit quick after his hamstring tear, but I think Steggies' injury is forcing their hand a bit, two weeks ago they said he would only be back for the local games.
 
I must say that I think they are pushing Dewald a bit quick after his hamstring tear, but I think Steggies' injury is forcing their hand a bit, two weeks ago they said he would only be back for the local games.

Yeah true, but we need some experienced guys there... I would have let Potgieter be on the Bench and Start Arno Botha...
 
Well, from an injury perspective I would put Potgieter on first, because if he gets injured then you wouldn't have to sub twice. I am a bit scared of what Hosea Gear might do if the bulls defense does not improve a lot. But I think the bulls will take this one by 5 points.
 
I don't think the loose-trio is our biggest problem against the landers. We really have a big problem in the mid-field with defence. And against a team like the Highlanders you need to be rock solid on defence.I think Sadie still need to prove himself in the Bulls camp. Well they may call him 'meisiekind' or 'prince Charming' but Olivier tackles like a mad monster.
 
i hope your right, will be good to stop the slide

EDIT: hIGHLANDERS ANNOUNCED

Highlanders: Ben Smith, Siale Piutau, Tamati Ellison, Phil Burleigh, Hosea Gear, Mike Delany, Aaron Smith, Nasi Manu, Tim Boys, Adam Thomson, Nick Crosswell, Jarrad Hoeata, Ma'afu Fia, Jason Rutledge, Jamie Mackintosh (capt). Reserves: Andrew Hore, Bronson Murray, Hoani MacDonald/Josh Bekhuis, Scott Fuglistaller, Jimmy Cowan, Chris Noakes, Kenny Lynn
 
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The Highlanders aren't the most multi-dimensional team in the competition but they thrive with ball in hand and I expect they'll get a lot of ball so the Bulls need to have improved their defense drastically which i can't see happen in two weeks but with Olivier and Potgieter back they should be better equipped... I'll call a rare draw.

Just had a look at the teams and Bulls to pull through IMO.
 
The Highlanders aren't the most multi-dimensional team in the competition but they thrive with ball in hand and I expect they'll get a lot of ball so the Bulls need to have improved their defense drastically which i can't see happen in two weeks but with Olivier and Potgieter back they should be better equipped... I'll call a rare draw.

Just had a look at the teams and Bulls to pull through IMO.

That's because you just want your team to pass the Bulls on the log... You jealous *******!!
 
The bulls need a bonus point if they want to stay on top an have a chance in the play-offs. I think the bulls can steal the cup from right under the other teams noses if they can secure the top spot and have the home game advantage. But I am afraid, if they can't, I don't see them beating someone in an away final this year, not in their current form. Still love them though.
 

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