Rugby bets

Samoa (-9.5) 9/10 - I make this the best bet of the weekend
Ireland (-45.5) also looks appealing
and sunday I think the Pumas might get a real shock from scotland but the spread i'd be punting is Scotland -(6-10 points)
the USA are defending very well and i think that they should not be beaten by more than 45-50 points

Look forward to a good game from Scotland

Are SA the only side in the Comp without foreigners in their squad?

hibernia Wrote:

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> Are SA the only side in the Comp without
> foreigners in their squad?


Argentina: All born in Argentina

Australia: Dan Vickerman (Cape Town, South Africa), Radike Samo (Nadi,

Fiji), Will Genia (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea), Stephen Moore (Khamis,

Saudi Arabia), David Pocock (Messina, South Africa), Quade Cooper (Auckland,

New Zealand), Digby Ioane (Wellington, New Zealand)

Canada: Nanyak Dala (Jos, Nigeria), DTH (Daniel Tailliferre Hauman) van der

Merwe (Worcester, South Africa), Jeremy Kyne (Wellington, New Zealand),

Jamie Mackenzie (Troon, Scotland), James Pritchard (Parkes, Australia)

England: Joe Simpson (Sydney, Australia), Delon Armitage (San Fernando,

Trinidad & Tobago), Alex Corbisiero (New York, USA), Matt Stevens (Durban,

South Africa), Dylan Hartley (Rotorua, New Zealand), Simon Shaw (Nairobi,

Kenya), Shontayne Hape (Auckland, New Zealand), Manu Tuilagi (Moto'otua,

Samoa)

Fiji: Nicky Little (Tokoroa, New Zealand), Campese Ma'afu (Sydney,

Australia), Deacon Manu (New Plymouth, New Zealand), Vitori Tomu Buatava

(Melbourne, Australia), Michael Tagicakibau (Auckland, New Zealand)

France: Thierry Dusautoir (Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire), Fulgence Ouedraogo

(Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso)

Georgia: All Georgian-born.

Ireland: Ronan O'Gara (San Diego, USA), Isaac Boss (Tokoroa, New Zealand),

Jamie Heaslip (Tiberias, Israel), Tom Court (Brisbane, Australia)

Italy: Carlo Del Fava (Umtata, South Africa), Corniel van Zyl (Nelspruit,

South Africa), Quintin Geldenhuys (Klerksdorp, South Africa), Martin

Castrogiovanni (Paraná, Argentina), Pablo Canavosio (Córdoba, Argentina),

Luciano Orquera (Córdoba, Argentina), Gonzalo Garcia (Mendoza, Argentina),

Robert Barbieri (Toronto, Canada), Sergio Parisse (Mar del Plata,

Argentina), Gonzalo Canale (Córdoba, Argentina), Luke McLean (Townsville,

Australia)

Japan: Luke Thompson (Christchurch, New Zealand), Michael Leitch (Burwood,

New Zealand), Ryukoliniasi Holani (Nuku'alofa, Tonga), Shaun Webb (Blenheim,

New Zealand), Justin Ives (Mosgiel, New Zealand), Sione Talikavili Vatuvei

(Nuku'alofa, Tonga), James Arlidge (Hamilton, New Zealand), Murray Williams

(Lower Hutt, New Zealand), Ryan Nicholas (Broken Hill, Australia), Alisi

Tupuailai (Manunu, Samoa)

Namibia: Jacques Nieuwenhuis (Brakpan, South Africa), Piet van Zyl

(Worcester, South Africa), Danie Dames (Pretoria, South Africa), Chrysander

Botha (Walvis Bay, South Africa), Conrad Marais (Walvis Bay, South Africa)

NB At the time of their birth Walvis Bay was South African territory.

New Zealand: Mils Muliaina (Salelesi, Samoa), Ben Franks (Frankston,

Australia), Jerome Kaino (Tutuila, Samoa), Isaia Toeava (Moto'otua, Samoa)

Romania: All Romania born.

Russia: Adam Byrnes (Sydney, Australia), Vyacheslav Grachev (Tashkent,

Uzbekistan)

Samoa: Census Johnston (Auckland, New Zealand), Anthony Perenise

(Wellington, New Zealand), Olé Avei (Wellington, New Zealand), Daniel Leo

(Palmerston North, New Zealand), Kane Thompson (Paraparaumu, New Zealand),

Kahn Fotuali'i (Auckland, New Zealand), Jeremy Sua (Wellington, New

Zealand), Tusi Pisi (Auckland, New Zealand), Sailosi Tagicakibau (Auckland,

New Zealand), James So'oialo (Wellington, New Zealand), Ti'i Paulo

(Christchurch, New Zealand), Filipo Lavea Levi (Hamilton, New Zealand),

Junior Poluleuligaga (Auckland, New Zealand), Tasesa Lavea (Taihape, New

Zealand), Paul Williams (Auckland, New Zealand)

Scotland: John Barclay (Hong Kong), Nathan Hines (Wagga Wagga, Australia),

Dan Parks (Hornsby, Australia), Jim Hamilton (Swindon, England), Ruaridh

Jackson (Northampton, England), Max Evans (Torquay, England), Graeme

Morrison( Hong Kong)

South Africa: Tendai Mtawarira (Harare, Zimbabwe)

Tonga: Tukulua Lokotui (Auckland, New Zealand), Kurt Morath (Takapuna, New

Zealand), Alipate Fatafehi (Sigatoka, Fiji), Ephraim Taukafa (Auckland, New

Zealand), Joseph Tuineau (Suva, Fiji), Thomas Palu (Wellington, New

Zealand), Andrew Ma'ilei (Auckland, New Zealand), William Helu (Otahuhu, New

Zealand), Siale Piutau (Auckland, New Zealand)

USA: Takudzwa Ngwenya (Harare, Zimbabwe), Iñaki Basauri (Monterre, Mexico),

JJ Gagiano (Cape Town, South Africa), Matekitonga Moeakiola (Vaini, Tonga),

Valenise Malifa (Pago Pago, American Samoa), Hayden Smith (Penrith,

Australia), Tai Enosa (Faga'alu, American Samoa), Andrew Suniula (Pago Pago,

American Samoa), James Paterson (Christchurch, New Zealand), Tim Usasz

(Brisbane, Australia), Junior Sifa (Faga'alu, American Samoa), Roland

Suniula (Pago Pago, American Samoa)

Wales: Luke Charteris (Camborne, England), Danny Lydiate (Salford, England),

Toby Faletau (Tofoa, Tonga), Jonathan Davies (Solihull, England), George

North (King's Lynn, England)



Importers and Exporters

Importers

15: Samoa (all from New Zealand)

12: USA

11: Italy

10: Japan

9: Tonga

8: England

7: Australia, Scotland

5: Canada, Fiji, Namibia, Wales

4: Ireland, New Zealand

2: France, Russia

1: South Africa

0: Argentina, Georgia, Romania



Exporters

38: New Zealand

13: Australia, South Africa

6: Argentina, England

5: American Samoa, Samoa

4: Tonga

3: Fiji

2: Hong Kong, USA, Zimbabwe

1: Burkina Faso, Canada, Cote d'Ivoire, Israel, Kenya, Mexico, Scotland, Uzbekistan

0: France, Georgia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Namibia, Romania, Russia, Wales

Brilliant post

Well that's what u call a comprehensive reply cheers Ou

WHAT?
no exports from Namibia?!
would imagine someone could strike a bargain with a bulk import LOL

who the SA import?

mr hawaii Wrote:

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> Samoa (-9.5) 9/10 - I make this the best bet of
> the weekend
> Ireland (-45.5) also looks appealing
> and sunday I think the Pumas might get a real
> shock from scotland but the spread i'd be punting
> is Scotland -(6-10 points)
> the USA are defending very well and i think that
> they should not be beaten by more than 45-50
> points


Shit man speak English so I can have a go with your bet...:S

Ireland half time lead 21-30 points ... 19/10 looks like a decent bet?

Well just trying on my old rugby jersey to sit in front on the box but my face has gone red and eyes are pushing out the sockets so might have to go topless ()

Come on the Jocks -D

Talofa GREGO, please tell me you backed SAMOA(9-10 gift at hollywood) - I preached to all and sundry and you did not need to speak english to know that SAMOA would beat one of the worst "rugby" playing nations in this WC. I read on this site a while ago (maybe Garrick?) that to make money in this type of compo you need to find a week team to hammer - Fiji were that team(after watching them against Namibia) - My lip-reading is poor but i swear i could see a Samoan say:" Ale kou kai" ( Go Wales

great call mr H
...the Samoans all kiwis in disguise / was expecting an even bigger score line