Can't say I agree with the QLD leg given the format of this year's SOO where a Game 1 win to NSW would pretty much seal the deal for them this year, but all the best HoH
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Can't say I agree with the QLD leg given the format of this year's SOO where a Game 1 win to NSW would pretty much seal the deal for them this year, but all the best HoH
Can't say I agree with the QLD leg given the format of this year's SOO where a Game 1 win to NSW would pretty much seal the deal for them this year, but all the best HoH
Thanks guys.
Yeah Rod, I was looking more into that. Game One in Melbourne is pretty much neutral and if the Blues fancy themselves in Game One, they might have a fighting chance I reckon. I do like the NSW line-up, all things considered.
Perhaps I'll sit this one out. Still think S.A. is a no-brain, especially after seeing the Lions struggle to beat the Royal XV.
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:
Can't say I agree with the QLD leg given the format of this year's SOO where a Game 1 win to NSW would pretty much seal the deal for them this year, but all the best HoH
Thanks guys.
Yeah Rod, I was looking more into that. Game One in Melbourne is pretty much neutral and if the Blues fancy themselves in Game One, they might have a fighting chance I reckon. I do like the NSW line-up, all things considered.
Perhaps I'll sit this one out. Still think S.A. is a no-brain, especially after seeing the Lions struggle to beat the Royal XV.
Sorry I should have prefaced the above by saying that the current series price for QLD at 1.50 isn't reflective of the above scenario. Sure they should be favorites in the overall series market but not by as much as the odds suggests IMO.
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Sorry I should have prefaced the above by saying that the current series price for QLD at 1.50 isn't reflective of the above scenario. Sure they should be favorites in the overall series market but not by as much as the odds suggests IMO.
Yeah Rod, I was looking more into that. Game One in Melbourne is pretty much neutral and if the Blues fancy themselves in Game One, they might have a fighting chance I reckon. I do like the NSW line-up, all things considered.
Perhaps I'll sit this one out. Still think S.A. is a no-brain, especially after seeing the Lions struggle to beat the Royal XV.
I wouldn't take too much notice of that Gricquas result. First game for the Lions on tour they were bound to be a bit rusty especially when they were fielding only a handful of players who would make the run on team in the first test against the Boks. Their next game against the Golden Lions tomorrow will probably be a better inidicator as they are fielding a pretty strong lineup for that one.
Still don't give them much chance against the Boks though.
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Quote Originally Posted by HeadOverHeart:
Thanks guys.
Yeah Rod, I was looking more into that. Game One in Melbourne is pretty much neutral and if the Blues fancy themselves in Game One, they might have a fighting chance I reckon. I do like the NSW line-up, all things considered.
Perhaps I'll sit this one out. Still think S.A. is a no-brain, especially after seeing the Lions struggle to beat the Royal XV.
I wouldn't take too much notice of that Gricquas result. First game for the Lions on tour they were bound to be a bit rusty especially when they were fielding only a handful of players who would make the run on team in the first test against the Boks. Their next game against the Golden Lions tomorrow will probably be a better inidicator as they are fielding a pretty strong lineup for that one.
Still don't give them much chance against the Boks though.