Super Rugby Trans Tasman
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I think the Kiwi teams are unders, but there's still a very decent chance they all win.
The Force are the upset chance. Chiefs coming off a bruising final, Force plotting the ambush in Perth, time difference, home crowd, etc.
I think that game will be more competitive than many will expect. At very least I'll take a look at the Force at the line (+15.5) at $1.97.
@barbarian said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
I think the Kiwi teams are unders, but there's still a very decent chance they all win.
The Force are the upset chance. Chiefs coming off a bruising final, Force plotting the ambush in Perth, time difference, home crowd, etc.
I think that game will be more competitive than many will expect. At very least I'll take a look at the Force at the line (+15.5) at $1.97.
Chiefs could well take a strategy of going for a decent lead with a close to 'A' team then getting the reserves on early. That points spread does look good.
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I think the Kiwi teams are unders, but there's still a very decent chance they all win.
The Force are the upset chance. Chiefs coming off a bruising final, Force plotting the ambush in Perth, time difference, home crowd, etc.
I think that game will be more competitive than many will expect. At very least I'll take a look at the Force at the line (+15.5) at $1.97.
@barbarian The Force have always been a banana skin team, esp for NZ teams on their way back from South Africa.
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@barbarian said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
I think the Kiwi teams are unders, but there's still a very decent chance they all win.
The Force are the upset chance. Chiefs coming off a bruising final, Force plotting the ambush in Perth, time difference, home crowd, etc.
I think that game will be more competitive than many will expect. At very least I'll take a look at the Force at the line (+15.5) at $1.97.
Chiefs could well take a strategy of going for a decent lead with a close to 'A' team then getting the reserves on early. That points spread does look good.
@crucial said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
@barbarian said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
I think the Kiwi teams are unders, but there's still a very decent chance they all win.
The Force are the upset chance. Chiefs coming off a bruising final, Force plotting the ambush in Perth, time difference, home crowd, etc.
I think that game will be more competitive than many will expect. At very least I'll take a look at the Force at the line (+15.5) at $1.97.
Chiefs could well take a strategy of going for a decent lead with a close to 'A' team then getting the reserves on early. That points spread does look good.
They also have Murphy as the Ref who IMO is out of his depth.
He is so far behind Gardener and Berry who are decent refs. -
@crucial said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
@barbarian said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
I think the Kiwi teams are unders, but there's still a very decent chance they all win.
The Force are the upset chance. Chiefs coming off a bruising final, Force plotting the ambush in Perth, time difference, home crowd, etc.
I think that game will be more competitive than many will expect. At very least I'll take a look at the Force at the line (+15.5) at $1.97.
Chiefs could well take a strategy of going for a decent lead with a close to 'A' team then getting the reserves on early. That points spread does look good.
They also have Murphy as the Ref who IMO is out of his depth.
He is so far behind Gardener and Berry who are decent refs.@chris said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
@crucial said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
@barbarian said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
I think the Kiwi teams are unders, but there's still a very decent chance they all win.
The Force are the upset chance. Chiefs coming off a bruising final, Force plotting the ambush in Perth, time difference, home crowd, etc.
I think that game will be more competitive than many will expect. At very least I'll take a look at the Force at the line (+15.5) at $1.97.
Chiefs could well take a strategy of going for a decent lead with a close to 'A' team then getting the reserves on early. That points spread does look good.
They also have Murphy as the Ref who IMO is out of his depth.
He is so far behind Gardener and Berry who are decent refs.
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@nzzp said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
anyone got a link to the points system,a nd how the finalists will be decided?
Finally someone posted all the info. Strangely it was the Blues website:
https://blues.rugby/super-rugby-trans-tasman-let-the-anzac-battles-resume/
There is a final at the end of the five-week competition. The leading team has the hosting rights against the second placed team of the 10 competing clubs.
It might be two Australian teams in the final, or two New Zealand or one of each.
Points are as usual – 4 points for a win, 2 points for a draw (there is NO golden point extra time). The bonus points are 1 Point for scoring a minimum three tries more than your opponent; and 1 Point for a loss by seven points or less.
If teams are tied on points, the team to advance will be firstly decided on the side with the most wins in the competition. If still tied it will go to the points for and against differential. In the unlikely situation that there is still a tie, then it will be decided on the side with most tries in all matches; then the differential of tries for and against in all matches, and finally a coin toss.
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@nzzp said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
anyone got a link to the points system,a nd how the finalists will be decided?
Finally someone posted all the info. Strangely it was the Blues website:
https://blues.rugby/super-rugby-trans-tasman-let-the-anzac-battles-resume/
There is a final at the end of the five-week competition. The leading team has the hosting rights against the second placed team of the 10 competing clubs.
It might be two Australian teams in the final, or two New Zealand or one of each.
Points are as usual – 4 points for a win, 2 points for a draw (there is NO golden point extra time). The bonus points are 1 Point for scoring a minimum three tries more than your opponent; and 1 Point for a loss by seven points or less.
If teams are tied on points, the team to advance will be firstly decided on the side with the most wins in the competition. If still tied it will go to the points for and against differential. In the unlikely situation that there is still a tie, then it will be decided on the side with most tries in all matches; then the differential of tries for and against in all matches, and finally a coin toss.
@duluth said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
Finally someone posted all the info. Strangely it was the Blues website:
https://blues.rugby/super-rugby-trans-tasman-let-the-anzac-battles-resume/
Not so strange, considering it was the Blues who missed out on the SRA final based on number of wins, and many of their fans being outraged about it, because they thought it was based on points differential.
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@duluth said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
Finally someone posted all the info. Strangely it was the Blues website:
https://blues.rugby/super-rugby-trans-tasman-let-the-anzac-battles-resume/
Not so strange, considering it was the Blues who missed out on the SRA final based on number of wins, and many of their fans being outraged about it, because they thought it was based on points differential.
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Who was outraged?
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Who was outraged?
@duluth said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
Who was outraged?
Seemed perfectly fair to me.
Not like it was a boundary countback or something.
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@duluth As a I said, many Blues fans. I'm not talking about Ferners, by the way. I've seen a huge number of posts on social media. Even the Blues' own accounts were quite salty about it.
@stargazer said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
Even the Blues own accounts were quite salty about it.
You thought this was serious??
https://twitter.com/BluesRugbyTeam/status/1388970577805799424
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@stargazer said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
Even the Blues own accounts were quite salty about it.
You thought this was serious??
https://twitter.com/BluesRugbyTeam/status/1388970577805799424
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@nzzp said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
anyone got a link to the points system,a nd how the finalists will be decided?
Finally someone posted all the info. Strangely it was the Blues website:
https://blues.rugby/super-rugby-trans-tasman-let-the-anzac-battles-resume/
There is a final at the end of the five-week competition. The leading team has the hosting rights against the second placed team of the 10 competing clubs.
It might be two Australian teams in the final, or two New Zealand or one of each.
Points are as usual – 4 points for a win, 2 points for a draw (there is NO golden point extra time). The bonus points are 1 Point for scoring a minimum three tries more than your opponent; and 1 Point for a loss by seven points or less.
If teams are tied on points, the team to advance will be firstly decided on the side with the most wins in the competition. If still tied it will go to the points for and against differential. In the unlikely situation that there is still a tie, then it will be decided on the side with most tries in all matches; then the differential of tries for and against in all matches, and finally a coin toss.
@duluth said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
@nzzp said in Super Rugby Trans Ta$man:
anyone got a link to the points system,a nd how the finalists will be decided?
Finally someone posted all the info. Strangely it was the Blues website:
https://blues.rugby/super-rugby-trans-tasman-let-the-anzac-battles-resume/
There is a final at the end of the five-week competition. The leading team has the hosting rights against the second placed team of the 10 competing clubs.
It might be two Australian teams in the final, or two New Zealand or one of each.
Points are as usual – 4 points for a win, 2 points for a draw (there is NO golden point extra time). The bonus points are 1 Point for scoring a minimum three tries more than your opponent; and 1 Point for a loss by seven points or less.
If teams are tied on points, the team to advance will be firstly decided on the side with the most wins in the competition. If still tied it will go to the points for and against differential. In the unlikely situation that there is still a tie, then it will be decided on the side with most tries in all matches; then the differential of tries for and against in all matches, and finally a coin toss.
Boundary countback
Edit: #booboo
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Officials for Rd 1:
Highlanders v Reds
Friday 14 May, 7:05pm
Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
Referee: Ben O’Keeffe
Assistant 1: James Doleman
Assistant 2: Angus Mabey
TMO: Mike FraserWaratahs v Hurricanes
Friday 14 May, 9:45pm
Sydney Cricket Ground
Referee: Nic Berry
Assistant 1: Amy Perrett
Assistant 2: Angus Gardner
TMO: James LeckieCrusaders v Brumbies
Saturday 15 May, 7:05pm
Orangetheory Stadium, Christchurch
Referee: Paul Williams
Assistant 1: James Doleman
Assistant 2: Dan Waenga
TMO: Glenn NewmanRebels v Blues
Saturday 15 May, 9:45pm
AAMI Park, Melbourne
Referee: Brendon Pickerill
Assistant 1: Amy Perrett
Assistant 2: Reuben Keane
TMO: Ian SmithForce v Chiefs
Saturday 15 May, 11:55pm
HBF Park, Perth
Referee: Damon Murphy
Assistant 1: Graham Cooper
Assistant 2: Jordan Way
TMO: Brett Cronan -
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