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Points spread for this coming weekend.

Started by biltongbek6 REPLIES138 VIEWS· 05 Nov 2014, 09:59
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biltongbekClub Pro749 posts
05 Nov 2014, 09:59
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05 Nov 2014, 09:59#1

For those interested, here is the last four results between each of the teams playing this weekend.


Scotland vs Argentina
Argentina 16 – 24 Scotland
Argentina 9 – 13 Scotland
Argentina 13 – 12 Scotland
Argentina 19 – 21 Scotland

Average score Argentina 14.25 – 17.5 Scotland

Wales vs Australia
Wales 23 – 25 Australia
Wales 19 – 21 Australia
Wales 12 – 14 Australia
Wales 26 – 30 Australia

Average score Wales 20.25 – 22.5 Australia

Ireland vs South Africa
Ireland 32 – 15 South Africa
Ireland 15 – 10 South Africa
Ireland 21 – 23 South Africa
Ireland 12 – 16 South Africa

Average score Ireland 20 – 16 South Africa

England vs New Zealand
England 22 – 30 New Zealand
England 15 – 20 New Zealand
England 27 – 28 New Zealand
England 13 – 36 New Zealand

Average score England 19.25 – 28.5 New Zealand


I suspect things may be a lot closer than we expect.


BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
05 Nov 2014, 10:41
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05 Nov 2014, 10:41#2
 BB those scores show how close it often is. Our stats reflect our one dimensional approach. Howeve now we are getting the balance better (One hopes thsi will continue) but at the same time field ing a halfbaked pack. I am hoping Meyer at least starts with Burger. 
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,293 posts
05 Nov 2014, 10:42
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05 Nov 2014, 10:42#3
It will be the first time playing without Bryan Odriscoll. Paul Oconnel is their kingpin. If the Irish start well I will be worried, but if the Boks start leading with 10 plus I think it could be a hard day at the office for the Irish. Like Beeno says we have been reliant on forward domination and being one dimensional. Now are backs are far more expansive.
CL
CleanCutPro9,905 posts
05 Nov 2014, 11:24
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05 Nov 2014, 11:24#4
 
You know you're truly ignorant when you take anything Beeno has to say seriously ... but when you start quoting him ... need I say more?


DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
05 Nov 2014, 12:04
#5
05 Nov 2014, 12:04#5

Thanks biltongbek

 

 

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RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
05 Nov 2014, 12:19
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05 Nov 2014, 12:19#6
Klown, I think one should draw a distinction between rugby knowledge and general knowledge.

When it comes to rugby knowledge then the likes of Dense, Drivelling Avocado and the now-departed Dim Sum all give Baboon-ou some stern opposition in the stupidity stakes but when it comes to general knowledge and basic intelligence then Baboon-ou is in a league of his own and he has no serious competition for the title of stupidest contributor on this message board.
CL
CleanCutPro9,905 posts
05 Nov 2014, 14:05
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05 Nov 2014, 14:05#7
 
Redneck ... that's a hell of a statement to make.

Have you seriously considered Duh's qualifications? (aka DA)

This poor dear's genetically flawed. He has a seriously slanted forehead, limiting brain capacity and with that very heavy under-bite of his he should easily stand toe to toe with Baboon-ou ... perhaps even pip him at the post and be crowned as the undisputed King Of Stupid.  

Take this into consideration ... Henpecked is fluent in Moron whereas Duh doesn't even have that under the belt.

With Duh all one has is a lot of head scratching and a distant look in the eye, never sure of where he's at ... m uch like Mozart on a bad day.

Also, something else to consider ... Baboon-ou at least tries to be original. Yes I know it's usually a lot of nonsense but that to me sets hims slightly above Duh, who as you know isn't capable of coming up with anything of his own.

Perhaps you should reconsider.

"King Duh!!" ... Has a nice ring to it ... don't you think?


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