Tri-Nations?

Question

Who do you think is going to win the tri nations this year.

P.S My blood is green. BOKKE FOR LIFE

Answer 1

Pretty even, the Aussies will not dissapoint, think its going to be a close one, may go down to bonus points, I doubt NZ or Aussie can win in RSA, so hope the Aussies surprise the Bokke this weekend and give each nation one win . . .  that will set the aussies up to have a crack at a bruised NZ team and . . . surprise everyone with two wins and no losses!

Answer 2

its really still open, but stealing one away, against the all blacks no less, is HUGE.

the blacks have shown they can play dominant rugby. albeit it was against ireland and england. australia gave france a drubbing, but france isnt part of the tri nations. they dont play consistently at our level.

anyone could still take it. but we have a good chance now that weve stolen one away game. away games are crucial in tri nations.

Answer 3

I've got to go for SA - World Champs plus beating All Blacks at home. Australia seem to be more about the build-up and the name nowadays, and don't seem to deliver.

Answer 4

Whoever picks up the most away wins should win the Trinations. South Africa took a big step towards winning it by beating the ABs on the weekend and they should beat the Aussies in Perth. That will probably leave the AB's needing two wins on SA soil which will be to much of a ask for such an inexperienced NZ side.

Answer 5

Will be very close will go down to the wire.

Answer 6

My blood is green and I hope the boks will pull it off. I can only see that the east is agains us. Bismark's 3 week suspension is c**p. If they can beat us on the field they will try to do it off the field.

Answer 7

Bokkes have put them selves in a strong position by taking one of NZ's home games.  All they have to do now is beat the Wallabies.  Let's hope that they didn't get the stuffing knocked out of them whilst beating the AB's :-)

Answer 8

any of the 3 teams can win. NZ can win australia and south africa so you can never count that out. it just depends on the night. SA i think will struggle to beat Australia on their way home so the competition will be wide open. I think it will come down to bonus points but maybe not four try bonus points. so NZs close lose could be crucial compared to SA failing to gain a bonus point in Wellington

There is only one game on bokke soil, 2 in australia for all blacks and one in nz playing aussie, next year there will be 2 in bokke soil and only one on nz against SA and two at home against AUs, will switch every year until change of format