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Tri Nations 2009-2011
The Previews and Predictions - Wallabies vs All Blacks - Melbourne 31 July 2010
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<blockquote data-quote="chillyphilli" data-source="post: 332529" data-attributes="member: 43127"><p>lets face it, its going to be an all blacks win. not just because anyone with an .nz flag will say this but because our team is better. Richie McCaw is the best in the world right now, Kieran Read is on fire at the moment and look at the Franks Brothers. And that is just the forwards not to mention the resurgence of Muliaina, the brilliance of Cory Jane and all oversee'd by the steady hand of the worlds best first five eight Daniel Carter. And look at the bench, 16 Corey Flynn, 17 Ben Franks, 18 Sam Whitelock, 19 Victor Vito, 20 Piri Weepu, 21 Aaron Cruden, 22 Israel Dagg.</p><p>The Wallabies played alright last Saturday, but in all honesty is was more the fact that the Springboks are in disarray and their coach is crying conspiracy while overlooking key points such as 3 send offs in 3 weeks (the second on was a bit shakey) and how every team is shutting down Spies and Steyn is playing the worst of his career. Although I reckon Drew Mitchell and Will Genia will have something to say before the 80 minutes are up</p><p>Beldisloe matches are always close fought battles but the All Blacks have the team, the form and the coaching to take this Tri Nations series undefeated, thinking this one is going to be All Blacks by more than a converted try.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chillyphilli, post: 332529, member: 43127"] lets face it, its going to be an all blacks win. not just because anyone with an .nz flag will say this but because our team is better. Richie McCaw is the best in the world right now, Kieran Read is on fire at the moment and look at the Franks Brothers. And that is just the forwards not to mention the resurgence of Muliaina, the brilliance of Cory Jane and all oversee'd by the steady hand of the worlds best first five eight Daniel Carter. And look at the bench, 16 Corey Flynn, 17 Ben Franks, 18 Sam Whitelock, 19 Victor Vito, 20 Piri Weepu, 21 Aaron Cruden, 22 Israel Dagg. The Wallabies played alright last Saturday, but in all honesty is was more the fact that the Springboks are in disarray and their coach is crying conspiracy while overlooking key points such as 3 send offs in 3 weeks (the second on was a bit shakey) and how every team is shutting down Spies and Steyn is playing the worst of his career. Although I reckon Drew Mitchell and Will Genia will have something to say before the 80 minutes are up Beldisloe matches are always close fought battles but the All Blacks have the team, the form and the coaching to take this Tri Nations series undefeated, thinking this one is going to be All Blacks by more than a converted try. [/QUOTE]
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