vado con l'Argentina -13,5 sulla Scozia........
passo Sud Africa........
Aspetto ancora per Australia-England.........
Messaggioda specola » 05/10/2007 - 13:26
Messaggioda luckwin » 05/10/2007 - 13:38
specola ha scritto:Il problema è che ho l'Australia vincente il mondiale presa a 13,5......
Bancarla ora a 11,5-12O Rischiare di tenerla in ottica semifinali
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E in caso quanto può scendere in ottica semifinali contro gli AB
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Se qualcuno di voi mi dà le sue considerazioni giusto per avere più pareri possibili......li ringrazio........
Messaggioda specola » 05/10/2007 - 14:06
Messaggioda luckwin » 05/10/2007 - 14:38
specola ha scritto:Ciao, Credo pure io che tanto sotto i 10(ammesso che vinca con i reddivivi inglesi) non vada....![]()
Dovrei sperare che L'Australia demolisse (tipo Sud Africa) l'Inghilterra, e che la Nuova Zelanda facesse molta fatica (o incredibilmente perda) e allora la quota Antepost Australia calerebbe notevolmente![]()
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Siamo sulla pura speranza-fantascienza, la puntata fatta sugli Aussie è notevole, il rischio è di perdere tanto per vincere 1/4 della somma investita![]()

Messaggioda Avv.De Marchis » 05/10/2007 - 16:50
Messaggioda specola » 05/10/2007 - 19:00
Messaggioda massi8183 » 06/10/2007 - 22:48
massi8183 ha scritto:
A chi piace la Nuova Zelanda vincente dei Mondiali, ecco 10 buoni motivi...per non giocarla!![]()
Backing the All Blacks? Think again . . .
Robert Kitson
Thursday September 6, 2007
The Guardian
1History
As every schoolboy knows, New Zealand have a lot of ghosts to exorcise. OK, they won the Webb Ellis Cup in 1987 but have found assorted ways to self-destruct ever since. They lost to Australia in the semi-finals in 1991 and 2003, fell foul of South Africa in the 1995 final and were blown away by France in the 1999 semi-finals. As the Wallaby scrum-half George Gregan gleefully reminded the 2003 side in Sydney: "Four more years, boys."
2 Hosts with the most
The All Blacks have never won the tournament on foreign soil since winning the first World Cup at home in 1987. In total the hosts have reached the final in four of the five tournaments, the exception being Wales in 1999, and won it twice.
3 Peak practice
New Zealand may have won the Tri Nations but the current side are looking less invincible than they once did. "I think New Zealand peaked 18 months ago when they played the British Lions," argues the former Wallaby hooker Phil Kearns. "They have not played as well since then and I think they are starting to worry."
4 Pressure back home
As ever, the expectation from Auckland to Invercargill is suffocating. Even former All Blacks who offer well-intentioned pre-tournament opinions unwittingly turn the screw. "I think the team is well prepared, it's a quality team, it's well coached and well led, so they have every chance," muses the 1987 skipper David Kirk. "But you have to do it on the day, so there are no guarantees." No pressure, lads.
5 Midfield uncertainty
Who will play No13 in the big matches? Answers on a postcard to Graham Henry. Isaia Toeava is a talent but is still relatively raw, Conrad Smith has only just returned from long-term injury. In the last World Cup Tana Umaga's fitness problems cast a long shadow and Australia took full advantage in the semi-final in Sydney. Could it happen again?
6 Distractions
In a perfect world the All Black management would have had their players' rapt attention for the last nine months. Instead a large number of high-profile squad members have been poring over European guide books in preparation for big-money moves to English or French clubs. Carl Hayman, Luke McAllister, Chris Jack, Anton Oliver, Byron Kelleher...the list of Kiwis heading off-shore goes on.
7 Over-reliance on key players
If either Richie McCaw or Dan Carter breaks a leg, an entire nation will panic. Hayman is another key figure - no one wins a World Cup without a dominant scrum - but McCaw is the real talisman. His speed and breakdown strength are fundamental to the All Blacks' game plan but he is prone to concussion and will inevitably be the target of some heavy treatment.
8 South Africa
It has taken time but the rest of the world's elite, led by South Africa, have caught up with New Zealand's physicality. The All Blacks cannot rely on battering the Springboks into submission and, indeed, might find themselves on the receiving end from Schalk Burger, Danie Rossouw, Bakkies Botha and co. If the All Blacks start losing the collisions they will be as mortal as anyone. "They expected to go out there and smash everyone in the TriNations and I think they are asking themselves questions (like) 'My God, what's going on?'" says Kearns. "They've got a really tough draw and New Zealand won't win through to the semi-finals."
9 Easy pool matches
It is possible that Scotland and Italy will not field their strongest sides against the Kiwis in the pool stages while Romania and Portugal will be easy beats. When the heat comes on in the knockout stages, New Zealand may require time to adjust whereas others will be more battle-hardened.
10 French waitresses
It was allegedly food poisoning, the result of alledirty work by a mysterious Johannesburg waitress called Suzie, which helped to cook New Zealand's goose in 1995. Never mind Schalk and Imanol, their toughest opponents could be Franà§oise and Amélie . . .
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/rugbyworldc ... 39,00.html
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