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Week 14
First topic message reminder :
Teams and tactics by 12pm Next Friday, predictions by 9 am Monday
Racing Metro 92 vs Leicester Tigers
At the Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir
20 degrees C, sunny spells, 12mph wind
BathiteRacing Metro
16. Soane Tonghu'ia 17. Dimitri Szarzewski 18. Juan Figallo 19. Steve Mafi 20. Dan Lydiate 21. Maxime Machenaud 22. Kurtley Beale 23. Marc Andreu
TACTICS
With some key players rested last week, we have a fresh squad and confidence is high, having beaten the Stormers last time around and coming off the back of a strong win in the plate final. As always, we are built on a solid set piece, with the lineout Tigers slow ball to play off,and allowing us to use our strike runners against a disjointed defence. Luatua clearing out, Louw forcing the turnover and Faletua playing it as he sees it. We've picked a big scrummaging front row, with two very good technical operators. Power players picked for carrying - Tekori, Faletau, Luatau, Roberts, Strauss, Louw
- Use carriers of Strauss, Tekori, Roberts, Luatua, Faletau to tie up back row. Youngs to snipe around the fringes, with strike runners off him on the pop - Roberts, Bosch, Smith
- Form on the bench. All players capable of making a huge impact and changing the game. Experience of Figallo and Szarz up front will be huge, Mafi and Tiny will offer incredible ball carrying.
- Use Sexton flat on the gainline, drawing defenders, with Bosch and Roberts offering short pops and Faletau, Retallick offering the inside ball to keep them narrow. Smith and Bosch both encouraged to come into the line either before Roberts or on his shoulder, looking for the offload.
- We've got a world class spine in this time at 2,5,8,9,10,12,15 and these blokes will lead the team, their experience and decision making will be crucial. The 8 9 10 12 is a very familiar unit from the Lions tour.
- Many teams have targeted Roberts defensively, so we will use Roberts to draw in defenders on the dummy run and bring Smith into the line. Use Sexton on the wrap around loop and also interchange Bosch and Roberts to keep them guessing.
- Louw to play as out and out 7, looking to slow ball and force turnovers. In Faletau and Louw, we have two blokes that are brilliant at turning over ball. Both can't be stopped!
Leicester Tigers
CF
16. George Chuter 17.Boris Stankivich 18.Brian Muajti 19.Geoff Parling 20.Piri Weepu 21.Francois Trinh-Duc 22.Chris Ashton 23.Miles Benjamin
Looking for another physical encounter with strong forward play, and plenty of forward replacements looking to inflict damage onto the opponents. We want to get the ball to Matera and JML who will carry the ball and power over the gain-line. Laidlaw will box-kick cleverly when getting the ball, for the wingers and backs to run onto. Laidaw will be the main kicker with JMH as back up.
ASM Clermont Auvergne vs Toulouse
At the Parc des Sports Marcel Michelin
26 degrees, light rain, 8 mph winds
ASMClermontAuvergne
Manager
= ChequeredJersey
16. Thomas Domingo 17. Corey Flynn 18. Clement Ric 19. Julien Pierre 20. Sam Cane 21. Morgan Parra 22. Kyle Godwin 23. Aurelien Rougerie
Tactics-
FFS!!!!! I just spent 12 mins writing tactics then my useless iPad reloaded the Frak page!!!!!
Breakdown- roles to be shared by back row as all are adept on floor and clearing out. Look to commit minimum numbers unless the turnover is on or we are at risk of losing fast ball in good position
Attack- build slow ball with mauls and carries in groups of 3, with Ludo having licence to kick or snipe when it's on. Spin quicker ball out and Cruden and Nonu to attack the line using inside passes and offloads to move the defence about and vary the point of attack. When a gap appears, attack it with support runners vital, look to offload to keep the ball alive, with the wings coming in field as a recycling and support option and Buttin joining the line with Le Roux able to cover the backfield
Also send big runners like Nonu on the switch and Big Ben, Samu and Marler at Ford to test his defence
Kick high and chase or possession rather than looking for too much length
Defence- blitz led by Nonu, Parra covering offloads and Kayser sweeping. Fringe defence led by Manoa, the Burgers to harry 9 and 10 mercilessly. Look to scrag May early.
Line out- keep simple and maul off front ball and spin wide off the top if longer. Bekker looking to target opposition front ball to force overthrows
Scrum- look to put Youngsnunder pressure so he can't get his foot in position to hook. Use scum as a platform to launch set plays
Kicking- Cruden to kick easy goals. Run back kicks where possible but Buttin and Le Roux give us good options if we need an out. Chase all kicks. Don't give penalties away in our half
Subs- Godwin covers 10-12 and changes play. Use pack subs if they are tiring with our aggressive plan. Payne covers back 3 if needed and try not to bring Parra on for long unless we need him
Other- we are at home. Enough said
Toulouse
Driver
16.Christopher Tolafua 17.Antonio Guillamon 18.Cencus Johnstone 19.Patrico Albacete 20.Yannick Nyanga 21.Jano Vermaak 22.Remi Tales 23.Horsea Gear
Toulon vs Natal Sharks
At the Stade Mayol
17 degrees C, sunny, 27mph wind
Toulon
prop_lyd
16. Kyle Cooper 17.Gethin Jenkins18. Carl Hayman 19. Joceline Suta 20. Julien Bonnaire 21. Sebastian Tillous-Borde 22. Drew Mitchell 23. Matt Giteau
Tactics
We will play an territorial game today and have selected a big pack to win us ball and a fast backrow to get around the park. Wilko will stand deep and play territory for our lineout to challenge, the pack will carry a lot as will our centres for quick ball. Strong front row with immense power to come on and a 2nd row who are used to driving players back come scrum time. We have selected a centre partnership who will make good breaks and look for quick recycling of the ball to keep them on the back foot and under constant pressure. Forwards will look to carry a lot in first 20 punching the holes before moving to running off of 12-13.
*9-10 combo-we have Smith to Wilko who will then look to play a controlled kicking game especially from turnover ball and using tight runners off 2nd phase ball.
*Bench-Our bench is full of impact and will look to dominate the end of the game.
*Defence-we have strong defensive leaders in Wilko and AAC and will look to slow down/turnover a lot of ball.
*Set Piece-power is key today at scrum time and in the lineouts using AWJ's leading skills to get good ball.
*Breakdown-look to here and use our abrasive pack to do this with heavy carrying and tactical breakdown slowing.
The Sharks
DoR: Ozzy3213
16. Stephen Moore 17. Cian Healy 18. Lourens Adriaanse 19. Pieter-Steph du Toit 20. Billy Vunipola 21. Freddi Michalak 22. Patric Lambie 23. Marland Yarde
TACTICS
We will play a traditional South African gameplan in the forwards, being ultra physical and looking to dominate the collisions in attack and defence. We are aiming to control possession by running the ball in great conditions, using the pack and big backs off first phase ball, with support runners on the ball carriers shoulder for the offloads in or just prior to contact. We will be looking to play our game at a high tempo. Cooper will play flat with the outside backs coming from positions of depth to gain momentum. In defence we will employ the blitz and look to hit the ball carrier before he hits the gainline to stop Crusaders getting any momentum. Danny Care will act as a sweeper behind the defensive line.
Crusaders vs Stormers
At Lancaster Park
18 degrees C, cloudy. 6 mph winds
Crusaders
BamBam
16. Ben Funnell 17. Vincent Debaty 18. Owen Franks 19. Dominic Bird 20. Richie McCaw 21. Jonathan Pelissie 22. Beauden Barrett 23. Scott Williams
Set piece - Our strongest props are in for the scrum, really focus on targeting Brits, he isn't the strongest scrummager and we want Hartley to try and get under him and force him to stand up, look to get penalties by keeping the ball in the scrum. Ayerza to pressure the outside shoulder of Mas, and Hartley on his bind on Brits. In the lineout, on our ball play safe and maul using Gorgodze's power to help, on their ball let them have the safe ball up front, Whitelock to mark Horwill to prevent ball off the top. Maul their ball at the front, and look to force slow ball out to the backs.
Breakdown - SOB hasn't played for months, Robshaw is at the top of his game, the back row to work as a trio in securing ball and going for the turnover when possible. Look to maintain a strong defensive line if the turnover isn't on, front 5 to focus on clearing out strongly when we are in their territory.
Attack - Use the forwards to carry close to the ruck, keeping Wood and co from getting further out. Target Basteraud and JDV using our centres, both can line up at 12/13 so switch up the play, use dummy runners to confuse big Bast and use the kick in behind him to make him turn, Piutau to really look to come in to the line on the shoulder of our centres and target their centres. Use the kicking game to target Wade, Folau is up against him so use the height advantage.
Defence - Gorgodze to lead the forwards, smash their forwards back and let Read/Robshaw get over the ball. No defensive weakness in the backs. Focus on Genia, if he is in trouble Farrell will struggle.
Kicking - FDP, Carter, JD2 and Piutau to get us into the right areas of the field, challenge Wade in the air with Folau, use grubber kicks to mix it up
Bench - International forwards off the bench to add strength at the set piece and breakdown, McCaw to lead the team home and Barrett/Williams as the impact players
FluxyStormers
16. Scarra Ntubeni 17. Alex Corbisiero 18. Brok Harris 19. Nathan Hines 20. Rynhardt Elstadt 21. Dewaldt Duvenage 22. Elton Jantjies 23. Juan De Jongh
Teams and tactics by 12pm Next Friday, predictions by 9 am Monday
Racing Metro 92 vs Leicester Tigers
At the Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir
20 degrees C, sunny spells, 12mph wind
BathiteRacing Metro
01. Ryan Grant | 09. Ben Youngs |
02. Andries Strauss | 10. Jonathon Sexton (k) |
03. Adam Jones | |
04. Juandre Kruger | 11. Juan Imhoff |
05. Joe Tekori | 12. Jamie Roberts |
06. Steven Luatua | 13. Marcelo Bosch |
07. Francois Louw (c) | 14. Alex Cuthbert |
08. Toby Faletau | 15. Benjamin Fall |
TACTICS
With some key players rested last week, we have a fresh squad and confidence is high, having beaten the Stormers last time around and coming off the back of a strong win in the plate final. As always, we are built on a solid set piece, with the lineout Tigers slow ball to play off,and allowing us to use our strike runners against a disjointed defence. Luatua clearing out, Louw forcing the turnover and Faletua playing it as he sees it. We've picked a big scrummaging front row, with two very good technical operators. Power players picked for carrying - Tekori, Faletau, Luatau, Roberts, Strauss, Louw
- Use carriers of Strauss, Tekori, Roberts, Luatua, Faletau to tie up back row. Youngs to snipe around the fringes, with strike runners off him on the pop - Roberts, Bosch, Smith
- Form on the bench. All players capable of making a huge impact and changing the game. Experience of Figallo and Szarz up front will be huge, Mafi and Tiny will offer incredible ball carrying.
- Use Sexton flat on the gainline, drawing defenders, with Bosch and Roberts offering short pops and Faletau, Retallick offering the inside ball to keep them narrow. Smith and Bosch both encouraged to come into the line either before Roberts or on his shoulder, looking for the offload.
- We've got a world class spine in this time at 2,5,8,9,10,12,15 and these blokes will lead the team, their experience and decision making will be crucial. The 8 9 10 12 is a very familiar unit from the Lions tour.
- Many teams have targeted Roberts defensively, so we will use Roberts to draw in defenders on the dummy run and bring Smith into the line. Use Sexton on the wrap around loop and also interchange Bosch and Roberts to keep them guessing.
- Louw to play as out and out 7, looking to slow ball and force turnovers. In Faletau and Louw, we have two blokes that are brilliant at turning over ball. Both can't be stopped!
Leicester Tigers
CF
01. Benn Robinson | 09. Greg Laidlaw (k) |
02. George Chuter | 10. Toby Flood |
03. Martin Castrogiovanni | |
04. Paul O'Connell | 11. Gonzalo Camacho |
05. Louis Deacon | 12. Francois Steyn |
06. Tom Croft | 13. Matt Smith |
07. Pablo Matera | 14. Cory Jane |
08. Juan Manuel Leguizamon (c) | 15. Juan Martin Hernandez |
Looking for another physical encounter with strong forward play, and plenty of forward replacements looking to inflict damage onto the opponents. We want to get the ball to Matera and JML who will carry the ball and power over the gain-line. Laidlaw will box-kick cleverly when getting the ball, for the wingers and backs to run onto. Laidaw will be the main kicker with JMH as back up.
ASM Clermont Auvergne vs Toulouse
At the Parc des Sports Marcel Michelin
26 degrees, light rain, 8 mph winds
ASMClermontAuvergne
Manager
= ChequeredJersey
01. Joe Marler | 09. Ludovic Radosavljevic |
02. Benjamin Kayser | 10. Aaron Cruden |
03. Ben Tameifuina | |
04. Andries Bekker | 11. Sitiveni Sivivatu |
05. Samu Manoa | 12. Ma'a Nonu |
06. Schalk Burger | 13. Jared Payne |
07. Jacques Burger | 14. Willie Le Roux |
08. JMF Lobbe (c) | 15. Jean-Marcellin Buttin |
Tactics-
FFS!!!!! I just spent 12 mins writing tactics then my useless iPad reloaded the Frak page!!!!!
Breakdown- roles to be shared by back row as all are adept on floor and clearing out. Look to commit minimum numbers unless the turnover is on or we are at risk of losing fast ball in good position
Attack- build slow ball with mauls and carries in groups of 3, with Ludo having licence to kick or snipe when it's on. Spin quicker ball out and Cruden and Nonu to attack the line using inside passes and offloads to move the defence about and vary the point of attack. When a gap appears, attack it with support runners vital, look to offload to keep the ball alive, with the wings coming in field as a recycling and support option and Buttin joining the line with Le Roux able to cover the backfield
Also send big runners like Nonu on the switch and Big Ben, Samu and Marler at Ford to test his defence
Kick high and chase or possession rather than looking for too much length
Defence- blitz led by Nonu, Parra covering offloads and Kayser sweeping. Fringe defence led by Manoa, the Burgers to harry 9 and 10 mercilessly. Look to scrag May early.
Line out- keep simple and maul off front ball and spin wide off the top if longer. Bekker looking to target opposition front ball to force overthrows
Scrum- look to put Youngsnunder pressure so he can't get his foot in position to hook. Use scum as a platform to launch set plays
Kicking- Cruden to kick easy goals. Run back kicks where possible but Buttin and Le Roux give us good options if we need an out. Chase all kicks. Don't give penalties away in our half
Subs- Godwin covers 10-12 and changes play. Use pack subs if they are tiring with our aggressive plan. Payne covers back 3 if needed and try not to bring Parra on for long unless we need him
Other- we are at home. Enough said
Toulouse
Driver
01. Guthro Steenkamp | 09. Ruan Pienaar |
02. Tom Youngs | 10. George Ford |
03. John Afoa | |
04. Yoann Maestri | 11. Jonny May |
05. Romain Millo Chulski | 12. Christian Lealifiano |
06. Thierry Dusautoir | 13. Gael Fickou |
07. Michael Hooper | 14. Maxi Medard |
08. Louis Picamoles | 15. Leigh Halfpenny (k) |
Toulon vs Natal Sharks
At the Stade Mayol
17 degrees C, sunny, 27mph wind
Toulon
prop_lyd
01. Mako Vunipola | 09. Aaron Smith |
02. Richard Hibbard | 10. Johnny Wilkinson(k) |
03. Dan Cole | |
04. Bakkies Botha | 11. Bryan Habana |
05. Alun Wyn-Jones | 12. Wesley Fofana |
06. Steffon Armitage | 13. Adam Ashley-Cooper |
07. Justin Tipuric | 14. Craig Gilroy |
08. Jaime Heaslip | 15.Delon Armitage |
16. Kyle Cooper 17.Gethin Jenkins18. Carl Hayman 19. Joceline Suta 20. Julien Bonnaire 21. Sebastian Tillous-Borde 22. Drew Mitchell 23. Matt Giteau
Tactics
We will play an territorial game today and have selected a big pack to win us ball and a fast backrow to get around the park. Wilko will stand deep and play territory for our lineout to challenge, the pack will carry a lot as will our centres for quick ball. Strong front row with immense power to come on and a 2nd row who are used to driving players back come scrum time. We have selected a centre partnership who will make good breaks and look for quick recycling of the ball to keep them on the back foot and under constant pressure. Forwards will look to carry a lot in first 20 punching the holes before moving to running off of 12-13.
*9-10 combo-we have Smith to Wilko who will then look to play a controlled kicking game especially from turnover ball and using tight runners off 2nd phase ball.
*Bench-Our bench is full of impact and will look to dominate the end of the game.
*Defence-we have strong defensive leaders in Wilko and AAC and will look to slow down/turnover a lot of ball.
*Set Piece-power is key today at scrum time and in the lineouts using AWJ's leading skills to get good ball.
*Breakdown-look to here and use our abrasive pack to do this with heavy carrying and tactical breakdown slowing.
The Sharks
DoR: Ozzy3213
01. Tendai Mtawarira | 09. Danny Care |
02. Bismarck du Plessis | 10. Quade Cooper |
03. Jannie du Plessis | |
04. Joe Launchbury | 11. George North |
05. Courtney Lawes | 12. James O'Connor |
06. Sam Warburton | 13. Conrad Smith |
07. Willem Alberts | 14. JP Pietersen |
08. Sergio Parisse (c) | 15. Mike Brown |
TACTICS
We will play a traditional South African gameplan in the forwards, being ultra physical and looking to dominate the collisions in attack and defence. We are aiming to control possession by running the ball in great conditions, using the pack and big backs off first phase ball, with support runners on the ball carriers shoulder for the offloads in or just prior to contact. We will be looking to play our game at a high tempo. Cooper will play flat with the outside backs coming from positions of depth to gain momentum. In defence we will employ the blitz and look to hit the ball carrier before he hits the gainline to stop Crusaders getting any momentum. Danny Care will act as a sweeper behind the defensive line.
- Breakdown. In attack we will put numbers in rucking past the ball to free it up quickly to go again. If on Care will snipe to keep us going forwards. In defence we will be selective. If it is on to clear out and turn ball over we will throw numbers in to do so, otherwise we will keep a strong defensive line.
- Spaces not faces. Our runners will target the gaps in the defensive line rather than defenders and look to breach the gainline regularly.
- Wingers. North and Pietersen to track the play off their wings looking for the offloads to go through gaps in midfield, with North often used either on the inside crash ball or as decoy.
- First receiver. O'Connor to give the left/right option of two outside halfs to keep the Toulon defence guessing which way we are going..
- Possession. We want to keep the ball and play through the phases. We will kick if we have to but, but first option will always be to run the ball.
Crusaders vs Stormers
At Lancaster Park
18 degrees C, cloudy. 6 mph winds
Crusaders
BamBam
01. Marcus Ayerza | 09. Fourie Du Preez |
02. Dylan Hartley | 10. Dan Carter(k) |
03. Davit Zirakashvili | |
04. Luke Romano | 11. Israel Folau |
05. Sam Whitelock | 12. Luther Burrell |
06. Mamuka Gorgodze | 13. Jonathan Davies |
07. Chris Robshaw (c) | 14. Zac Guildford |
08. Kieran Read | 15. Charles Piutau |
Set piece - Our strongest props are in for the scrum, really focus on targeting Brits, he isn't the strongest scrummager and we want Hartley to try and get under him and force him to stand up, look to get penalties by keeping the ball in the scrum. Ayerza to pressure the outside shoulder of Mas, and Hartley on his bind on Brits. In the lineout, on our ball play safe and maul using Gorgodze's power to help, on their ball let them have the safe ball up front, Whitelock to mark Horwill to prevent ball off the top. Maul their ball at the front, and look to force slow ball out to the backs.
Breakdown - SOB hasn't played for months, Robshaw is at the top of his game, the back row to work as a trio in securing ball and going for the turnover when possible. Look to maintain a strong defensive line if the turnover isn't on, front 5 to focus on clearing out strongly when we are in their territory.
Attack - Use the forwards to carry close to the ruck, keeping Wood and co from getting further out. Target Basteraud and JDV using our centres, both can line up at 12/13 so switch up the play, use dummy runners to confuse big Bast and use the kick in behind him to make him turn, Piutau to really look to come in to the line on the shoulder of our centres and target their centres. Use the kicking game to target Wade, Folau is up against him so use the height advantage.
Defence - Gorgodze to lead the forwards, smash their forwards back and let Read/Robshaw get over the ball. No defensive weakness in the backs. Focus on Genia, if he is in trouble Farrell will struggle.
Kicking - FDP, Carter, JD2 and Piutau to get us into the right areas of the field, challenge Wade in the air with Folau, use grubber kicks to mix it up
Bench - International forwards off the bench to add strength at the set piece and breakdown, McCaw to lead the team home and Barrett/Williams as the impact players
FluxyStormers
01. Ben Franks | 09. Will Genia |
02. Schalk Brits | 10. Owen Farrell (k) |
03. Nicolas Mas | |
04. Eben Etzebeth | 11. Julian Savea |
05. James Horwill | 12. Jean De Villiers (c) |
06. Tom Wood | 13. Mathieu Basteraud |
07. Sean O'Brien | 14. Christian Wade |
08. Duane Vermeulen | 15. Stuart Hogg |
16. Scarra Ntubeni 17. Alex Corbisiero 18. Brok Harris 19. Nathan Hines 20. Rynhardt Elstadt 21. Dewaldt Duvenage 22. Elton Jantjies 23. Juan De Jongh
Last edited by ChequeredJersey on Sat 29 Mar 2014, 12:44 am; edited 12 times in total
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Re: Week 14
Clermont 23 - 19 Toulouse
T- Sivivatu, Cruden // May, Picamoles, Fickou
C- Cruden x 2 // Halfpenny x 2
P- Cruden x 3
T- Sivivatu, Cruden // May, Picamoles, Fickou
C- Cruden x 2 // Halfpenny x 2
P- Cruden x 3
ChequeredJersey- Posts : 18707
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Re: Week 14
Toulon 23 - 26 Sharks
T: Fofana, Habana // Brown x 2, Pietersen
C: Wilkinson x 2 // Cooper
P: Wilkinson x 3 // O'Connor x 2
DG: // Care
(No Quins bias obviously)
T: Fofana, Habana // Brown x 2, Pietersen
C: Wilkinson x 2 // Cooper
P: Wilkinson x 3 // O'Connor x 2
DG: // Care
(No Quins bias obviously)
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Re: Week 14
Crusaders 27 - 22 Stormers
T- Burrell, Folau, Piutau // Savea x 2, Brits
C- Carter x 2, Barrett // Farrell x 2
P- Carter, Barrett // Farrell
T- Burrell, Folau, Piutau // Savea x 2, Brits
C- Carter x 2, Barrett // Farrell x 2
P- Carter, Barrett // Farrell
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Re: Week 14
Anyone free to do a league table? Been a while
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Re: Week 14
I'll update the league table when I get home later.
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Re: Week 14
League Table
POS | World Super League | PLAYED | WON | DREW | LOST | P F | P A | P D | T F | T A | TBP | LBP | POINTS |
1 | Sharks | 11 | 10 | 0 | 1 | 309 | 240 | +69 | 37 | 24 | 3 | 1 | 44 |
2 | ASM Clermont Auvergne | 11 | 9 | 0 | 2 | 278 | 243 | +35 | 30 | 26 | 1 | 1 | 38 |
3 | Crusaders | 11 | 7 | 0 | 4 | 286 | 257 | +29 | 30 | 28 | 1 | 4 | 33 |
4 | RC Toulonnais | 11 | 5 | 0 | 6 | 271 | 257 | +14 | 29 | 26 | 2 | 6 | 28 |
5 | Racing Metro 92 | 11 | 5 | 0 | 6 | 278 | 274 | +4 | 32 | 30 | 1 | 4 | 25 |
6 | Stormers | 11 | 4 | 1 | 6 | 260 | 266 | -6 | 29 | 28 | 0 | 5 | 23 |
7 | Stade Touloussain | 11 | 3 | 1 | 7 | 255 | 273 | -18 | 27 | 27 | 1 | 5 | 20 |
8 | Leicester Tigers | 11 | 0 | 0 | 11 | 206 | 333 | -127 | 16 | 40 | 0 | 3 | 3 |
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Re: Week 14
3 games to go and I reckon Sharks and ASM are guaranteed a play off spot, Crusaders almost there, and then one from four for the final spot.
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Re: Week 14
Bonuses
Full - Bam, CJ, Bathite
Scores - Ozzy
Full - Bam, CJ, Bathite
Scores - Ozzy
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