So the Irish have done it - the Grand Slam, the Six Nations and the Triple Crown.... Going to be some very happy and probably some very drunk Irish fans out there tonight!!!
Well done guys.
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Saturday, March 21, 2009
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Weekend international rugby
Supplied by the Sports Trader blog
It's a rugby filled weekend and while I think the results will probably be pretty predictable it might be interesting to take a look at some of the more exotic bets:
(Odds as supplied by Black Pearl Sports Betting)
England vs Australia (Australia to win)
1st scoring play
- Australia try (4/1)
- England try (9/2)
An Aussie try looks attractive
France vs. the Pacific Islanders
We've got France down to win comfortably and no exotics are offered here, pity we might have gone with a Pacific Islanders to score first though...
Ireland vs New Zealand (All Blacks to win)
First try scorers (Top 3)
Sitiveni Sivivatu - 12/1
Joe Rokocko - 12/1
Brian O'Driscoll - 12/1
Our preference is for All Black centre Conrad Smith quoted at 16/1
First scoring play we're going with a New Zealand try at 22/10
Italy vs. Argentina
I suspect Argentina will carry too much firepower for the Nick Mallett coached Italy, but the Italian side have been on the up since the South African took charge so watch their progress with interest.
The BIG game of the weekend is South Africa vs. Scotland.
Despite the Scots being at home, I can't see any way that the Boks will lose. Scotland are simply going to be outclassed on all fronts.
So I've turned my attention to a first try scorer and quoted some odds below:
Bryan Habana - 12/1
Jean De Villiers - 12/1
Adrian Jacobs - 18/1
Ruan Pienaar - 20/1
Ricky Januarie - 20/1
Pierre Spies - 22/1
Schalk Burger - 25/1
Juan Smith - 25/1
Bismarck du Plessis - 33/1
Beast Mtawarira - 40/1
Despite all the chatter about the backs running the Scots ragged, I'm favouring a try from a set piece / scrum. I think Ricky Januarie at 20/1 is attractive, but my gut is headed for Juan Smith or Beast Mtawarira
South Africans - Planning your rugby viewing for the European Tours, Super 14 and Tri-Nations?
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It's a rugby filled weekend and while I think the results will probably be pretty predictable it might be interesting to take a look at some of the more exotic bets:
(Odds as supplied by Black Pearl Sports Betting)
England vs Australia (Australia to win)
1st scoring play
- Australia try (4/1)
- England try (9/2)
An Aussie try looks attractive
France vs. the Pacific Islanders
We've got France down to win comfortably and no exotics are offered here, pity we might have gone with a Pacific Islanders to score first though...
Ireland vs New Zealand (All Blacks to win)
First try scorers (Top 3)
Sitiveni Sivivatu - 12/1
Joe Rokocko - 12/1
Brian O'Driscoll - 12/1
Our preference is for All Black centre Conrad Smith quoted at 16/1
First scoring play we're going with a New Zealand try at 22/10
Italy vs. Argentina
I suspect Argentina will carry too much firepower for the Nick Mallett coached Italy, but the Italian side have been on the up since the South African took charge so watch their progress with interest.
The BIG game of the weekend is South Africa vs. Scotland.
Despite the Scots being at home, I can't see any way that the Boks will lose. Scotland are simply going to be outclassed on all fronts.
So I've turned my attention to a first try scorer and quoted some odds below:
Bryan Habana - 12/1
Jean De Villiers - 12/1
Adrian Jacobs - 18/1
Ruan Pienaar - 20/1
Ricky Januarie - 20/1
Pierre Spies - 22/1
Schalk Burger - 25/1
Juan Smith - 25/1
Bismarck du Plessis - 33/1
Beast Mtawarira - 40/1
Despite all the chatter about the backs running the Scots ragged, I'm favouring a try from a set piece / scrum. I think Ricky Januarie at 20/1 is attractive, but my gut is headed for Juan Smith or Beast Mtawarira
South Africans - Planning your rugby viewing for the European Tours, Super 14 and Tri-Nations?
TravelStart.co.za Find out which airline is really the cheapest Click Here
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