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  • sparkyS sparky

    The Super Rugby table after Round 5.

    I think the Chiefs are best and the Crusaders probably second best, but not much between the other sides.

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    @sparky said in Super Rugby 2025:

    The Super Rugby table after Round 5.

    I think the Chiefs are best and the Crusaders probably second best, but not much between the other sides.

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    It's hard to know where the Crusaders are, they've had two big wins the last two weeks but they've played two weakened Aussie sides at home and have leaked a fair few points. Good thing for them is they are piling on the points.

    For me the Chiefs are clearly the best side atm, followed probably by the Reds when they have their full strength side on the park.

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    • Mr FishM Mr Fish

      I expect the Hurricanes/Highlanders rematch in May will decode the final make-up of the top six.

      I imagine Chiefs, Crusaders, Reds, Brumbies, Blue will take the top five (more or less in the order).

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      @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

      I expect the Hurricanes/Highlanders rematch in May will decode the final make-up of the top six.

      I imagine Chiefs, Crusaders, Reds, Brumbies, Blue will take the top five (more or less in the order).

      The Blues have to win one of their home games against either the Crusaders and Canes coming up. Canes likely to be near full strength for that match with a number of players coming back after the bye so that should be close.

      Lose both and they will struggle to make the top 6, especially considering they will have to beat the Saders down in Chch two weeks after those matches and then win every remaining game for the season. A big month coming up for the Blues.

      I'm picking the below as my top 6

      1. Chiefs
      2. Reds
      3. Crusaders
      4. Brumbies
      5. Hurricanes
      6. Highlanders
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      • Canes4lifeC Canes4life

        @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

        I expect the Hurricanes/Highlanders rematch in May will decode the final make-up of the top six.

        I imagine Chiefs, Crusaders, Reds, Brumbies, Blue will take the top five (more or less in the order).

        The Blues have to win one of their home games against either the Crusaders and Canes coming up. Canes likely to be near full strength for that match with a number of players coming back after the bye so that should be close.

        Lose both and they will struggle to make the top 6, especially considering they will have to beat the Saders down in Chch two weeks after those matches and then win every remaining game for the season. A big month coming up for the Blues.

        I'm picking the below as my top 6

        1. Chiefs
        2. Reds
        3. Crusaders
        4. Brumbies
        5. Hurricanes
        6. Highlanders
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        #686

        @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

        @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

        I expect the Hurricanes/Highlanders rematch in May will decode the final make-up of the top six.

        I imagine Chiefs, Crusaders, Reds, Brumbies, Blue will take the top five (more or less in the order).

        The Blues have to win one of their home games against either the Crusaders and Canes coming up. Canes likely to be near full strength for that match with a number of players coming back after the bye so that should be close.

        Lose both and they will struggle to make the top 6, especially considering they will have to beat the Saders down in Chch two weeks after those matches and then win every remaining game for the season. A big month coming up for the Blues.

        I'm picking the below as my top 6

        1. Chiefs
        2. Reds
        3. Crusaders
        4. Brumbies
        5. Hurricanes
        6. Highlanders

        After factoring in two schedules, I'd rather be the Blues (who are 3 points behind the Highlanders but have played an extra game).

        Highlanders:
        Chiefs
        Chiefs
        Crusaders
        Crusaders
        Reds
        Brumbies
        Hurricanes (w injured players back)
        Force (in Perth)
        Drua
        Moana

        Blues:
        Crusaders
        Crusaders
        Reds
        Hurricanes (w/o injured players back)
        Drua (in Fiji)
        Waratahs
        Force
        Moana
        Moana

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        • Mr FishM Mr Fish

          @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

          @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

          I expect the Hurricanes/Highlanders rematch in May will decode the final make-up of the top six.

          I imagine Chiefs, Crusaders, Reds, Brumbies, Blue will take the top five (more or less in the order).

          The Blues have to win one of their home games against either the Crusaders and Canes coming up. Canes likely to be near full strength for that match with a number of players coming back after the bye so that should be close.

          Lose both and they will struggle to make the top 6, especially considering they will have to beat the Saders down in Chch two weeks after those matches and then win every remaining game for the season. A big month coming up for the Blues.

          I'm picking the below as my top 6

          1. Chiefs
          2. Reds
          3. Crusaders
          4. Brumbies
          5. Hurricanes
          6. Highlanders

          After factoring in two schedules, I'd rather be the Blues (who are 3 points behind the Highlanders but have played an extra game).

          Highlanders:
          Chiefs
          Chiefs
          Crusaders
          Crusaders
          Reds
          Brumbies
          Hurricanes (w injured players back)
          Force (in Perth)
          Drua
          Moana

          Blues:
          Crusaders
          Crusaders
          Reds
          Hurricanes (w/o injured players back)
          Drua (in Fiji)
          Waratahs
          Force
          Moana
          Moana

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          #687

          @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

          @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

          @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

          I expect the Hurricanes/Highlanders rematch in May will decode the final make-up of the top six.

          I imagine Chiefs, Crusaders, Reds, Brumbies, Blue will take the top five (more or less in the order).

          The Blues have to win one of their home games against either the Crusaders and Canes coming up. Canes likely to be near full strength for that match with a number of players coming back after the bye so that should be close.

          Lose both and they will struggle to make the top 6, especially considering they will have to beat the Saders down in Chch two weeks after those matches and then win every remaining game for the season. A big month coming up for the Blues.

          I'm picking the below as my top 6

          1. Chiefs
          2. Reds
          3. Crusaders
          4. Brumbies
          5. Hurricanes
          6. Highlanders
            After factoring in two schedules, I'd rather be the Blues (who are 3 points behind the Highlanders but have played an extra game).

          I have popped in the result predictions for the remaining games and based off this I have predicted how many points each team will make for the rest of the regular season. I think the Blues and Hurricanes will just pip the Highlanders for a playoff spot which goes against what I posted above. Likelihood is that I'll be completely wrong and there will be plenty of upsets remaining. All of this will be moot anyway as whoever gets in will likely play the Chiefs and/or someone like the Saders away in the quarters so that will be bloody difficult anyway but not impossible if they have most of their players available and healthy.

          Highlanders:
          Chiefs - likely loss away
          Chiefs - 50/50 at home
          Crusaders - likely loss away
          Crusaders - 50/50 at home
          Reds - 50/50
          Brumbies - likely loss away
          Hurricanes - likely loss away
          Force (in Perth) - likely win
          Drua - depends if home or away. If away likely loss
          Moana - likely win

          Points prediction from games above: 21 points which will leave them on 31 points to finish the season

          Blues:
          Crusaders - 50/50 at home
          Crusaders - likely loss away
          Reds - if at home likely win, if away 50/50
          Hurricanes (w/o injured players back) - 50/50
          Drua (in Fiji) - 50/50
          Waratahs - likely win
          Force - likely win
          Moana - likely win
          Moana - likely win

          Points prediction from games above: 30 points which will leave them on 37 points to finish the season.

          Hurricanes:
          Waratahs - likely win
          Blues - 50/50
          Crusaders - 50/50
          Force - likely win
          Brumbies - the Canes have a horrible record in Canberra
          Chiefs - 50/50
          Highlanders - likely win
          Reds - 50/50
          Moana - likely win

          Points prediction from games above: 27 points which will leave them on 36 points to finish the season

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          • Canes4lifeC Canes4life

            @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

            @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

            @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

            I expect the Hurricanes/Highlanders rematch in May will decode the final make-up of the top six.

            I imagine Chiefs, Crusaders, Reds, Brumbies, Blue will take the top five (more or less in the order).

            The Blues have to win one of their home games against either the Crusaders and Canes coming up. Canes likely to be near full strength for that match with a number of players coming back after the bye so that should be close.

            Lose both and they will struggle to make the top 6, especially considering they will have to beat the Saders down in Chch two weeks after those matches and then win every remaining game for the season. A big month coming up for the Blues.

            I'm picking the below as my top 6

            1. Chiefs
            2. Reds
            3. Crusaders
            4. Brumbies
            5. Hurricanes
            6. Highlanders
              After factoring in two schedules, I'd rather be the Blues (who are 3 points behind the Highlanders but have played an extra game).

            I have popped in the result predictions for the remaining games and based off this I have predicted how many points each team will make for the rest of the regular season. I think the Blues and Hurricanes will just pip the Highlanders for a playoff spot which goes against what I posted above. Likelihood is that I'll be completely wrong and there will be plenty of upsets remaining. All of this will be moot anyway as whoever gets in will likely play the Chiefs and/or someone like the Saders away in the quarters so that will be bloody difficult anyway but not impossible if they have most of their players available and healthy.

            Highlanders:
            Chiefs - likely loss away
            Chiefs - 50/50 at home
            Crusaders - likely loss away
            Crusaders - 50/50 at home
            Reds - 50/50
            Brumbies - likely loss away
            Hurricanes - likely loss away
            Force (in Perth) - likely win
            Drua - depends if home or away. If away likely loss
            Moana - likely win

            Points prediction from games above: 21 points which will leave them on 31 points to finish the season

            Blues:
            Crusaders - 50/50 at home
            Crusaders - likely loss away
            Reds - if at home likely win, if away 50/50
            Hurricanes (w/o injured players back) - 50/50
            Drua (in Fiji) - 50/50
            Waratahs - likely win
            Force - likely win
            Moana - likely win
            Moana - likely win

            Points prediction from games above: 30 points which will leave them on 37 points to finish the season.

            Hurricanes:
            Waratahs - likely win
            Blues - 50/50
            Crusaders - 50/50
            Force - likely win
            Brumbies - the Canes have a horrible record in Canberra
            Chiefs - 50/50
            Highlanders - likely win
            Reds - 50/50
            Moana - likely win

            Points prediction from games above: 27 points which will leave them on 36 points to finish the season

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            @Canes4life the 6th place cutoff last year was 28 points.

            If we win 5, we should get to the playoffs. And the run home looks very doable (brain fart against the Brumbies excluded):
            M-P
            Reds
            Drua
            M-P
            Tahs

            If you drop drua, you can pick up a game against Sadersx2 or Canes.

            That loss to the Brumbies really hurt us. Our draw is so front loaded it's not funny.

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              #689

              Whoever was responsible for the draw did a terrible job when some NZ teams can play each other twice before playing other NZ teams.

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              • BovidaeB Bovidae

                Whoever was responsible for the draw did a terrible job when some NZ teams can play each other twice before playing other NZ teams.

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                @Bovidae said in Super Rugby 2025:

                Whoever was responsible for the draw did a terrible job when some NZ teams can play each other twice before playing other NZ teams.

                With only 11 teams I hope we get to a point where everyone plays everyone home and away. The fairest way IMO but I guess it's challenging as it might clash with the international schedule.

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                • Mr FishM Mr Fish

                  @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

                  @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

                  I expect the Hurricanes/Highlanders rematch in May will decode the final make-up of the top six.

                  I imagine Chiefs, Crusaders, Reds, Brumbies, Blue will take the top five (more or less in the order).

                  The Blues have to win one of their home games against either the Crusaders and Canes coming up. Canes likely to be near full strength for that match with a number of players coming back after the bye so that should be close.

                  Lose both and they will struggle to make the top 6, especially considering they will have to beat the Saders down in Chch two weeks after those matches and then win every remaining game for the season. A big month coming up for the Blues.

                  I'm picking the below as my top 6

                  1. Chiefs
                  2. Reds
                  3. Crusaders
                  4. Brumbies
                  5. Hurricanes
                  6. Highlanders

                  After factoring in two schedules, I'd rather be the Blues (who are 3 points behind the Highlanders but have played an extra game).

                  Highlanders:
                  Chiefs
                  Chiefs
                  Crusaders
                  Crusaders
                  Reds
                  Brumbies
                  Hurricanes (w injured players back)
                  Force (in Perth)
                  Drua
                  Moana

                  Blues:
                  Crusaders
                  Crusaders
                  Reds
                  Hurricanes (w/o injured players back)
                  Drua (in Fiji)
                  Waratahs
                  Force
                  Moana
                  Moana

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                  #691

                  @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

                  @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

                  @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:
                  Highlanders:
                  Chiefs
                  Chiefs
                  Crusaders
                  Crusaders
                  Reds
                  Brumbies
                  Hurricanes (w injured players back)
                  Force (in Perth)
                  Drua
                  Moana

                  Highlanders:
                  Chiefs(Home)
                  Chiefs(Away)
                  Crusaders(Home)
                  Crusaders(Away)
                  Reds (Home)
                  Brumbies (Away)
                  Hurricanes (Away)
                  Force (Away)
                  Drua(Home)
                  Moana(Home)

                  5 home, 5 away. Of the away games remaining, I would expect to get at least 1 win(Force most likely of the bunch) with the home games remaining I would expect to win 3 or 4, losses to the Chiefs and the Crusaders home game being the up in the air. That would be 16-20 points before bonus points are considered(26-30 total). I think that’s a reasonable prediction.

                  A super tight comp, upsets are happening regularly so I think it’s reasonable to think every team has a real shot at the 6. If Drua and Moana can learn to get away wins it could really make things interesting.

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                  • Landers92L Landers92

                    @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

                    @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

                    @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:
                    Highlanders:
                    Chiefs
                    Chiefs
                    Crusaders
                    Crusaders
                    Reds
                    Brumbies
                    Hurricanes (w injured players back)
                    Force (in Perth)
                    Drua
                    Moana

                    Highlanders:
                    Chiefs(Home)
                    Chiefs(Away)
                    Crusaders(Home)
                    Crusaders(Away)
                    Reds (Home)
                    Brumbies (Away)
                    Hurricanes (Away)
                    Force (Away)
                    Drua(Home)
                    Moana(Home)

                    5 home, 5 away. Of the away games remaining, I would expect to get at least 1 win(Force most likely of the bunch) with the home games remaining I would expect to win 3 or 4, losses to the Chiefs and the Crusaders home game being the up in the air. That would be 16-20 points before bonus points are considered(26-30 total). I think that’s a reasonable prediction.

                    A super tight comp, upsets are happening regularly so I think it’s reasonable to think every team has a real shot at the 6. If Drua and Moana can learn to get away wins it could really make things interesting.

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                    #692

                    @Landers92 said in Super Rugby 2025:

                    @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

                    @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

                    @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:
                    Highlanders:
                    Chiefs
                    Chiefs
                    Crusaders
                    Crusaders
                    Reds
                    Brumbies
                    Hurricanes (w injured players back)
                    Force (in Perth)
                    Drua
                    Moana

                    Highlanders:
                    Chiefs(Home)
                    Chiefs(Away)
                    Crusaders(Home)
                    Crusaders(Away)
                    Reds (Home)
                    Brumbies (Away)
                    Hurricanes (Away)
                    Force (Away)
                    Drua(Home)
                    Moana(Home)

                    5 home, 5 away. Of the away games remaining, I would expect to get at least 1 win(Force most likely of the bunch) with the home games remaining I would expect to win 3 or 4, losses to the Chiefs and the Crusaders home game being the up in the air. That would be 16-20 points before bonus points are considered(26-30 total). I think that’s a reasonable prediction.

                    A super tight comp, upsets are happening regularly so I think it’s reasonable to think every team has a real shot at the 6. If Drua and Moana can learn to get away wins it could really make things interesting.

                    If we do make it, we really need to win one of our last three to feel like we have any sort of momentum going in.

                    The final four rounds of

                    Bye
                    Hurricanes (A)
                    Crusaders (A)
                    Chiefs (H)

                    Is a brutal end to the season. If we lose all three, and fart into the top 6. We will be going in winless for a month, and battling for confidence. We need to be able to go potentially a win and a loss against the Canes and Crusaders. Then give ourselves a good shot against the Chiefs.

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                    • Landers92L Landers92

                      @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

                      @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

                      @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:
                      Highlanders:
                      Chiefs
                      Chiefs
                      Crusaders
                      Crusaders
                      Reds
                      Brumbies
                      Hurricanes (w injured players back)
                      Force (in Perth)
                      Drua
                      Moana

                      Highlanders:
                      Chiefs(Home)
                      Chiefs(Away)
                      Crusaders(Home)
                      Crusaders(Away)
                      Reds (Home)
                      Brumbies (Away)
                      Hurricanes (Away)
                      Force (Away)
                      Drua(Home)
                      Moana(Home)

                      5 home, 5 away. Of the away games remaining, I would expect to get at least 1 win(Force most likely of the bunch) with the home games remaining I would expect to win 3 or 4, losses to the Chiefs and the Crusaders home game being the up in the air. That would be 16-20 points before bonus points are considered(26-30 total). I think that’s a reasonable prediction.

                      A super tight comp, upsets are happening regularly so I think it’s reasonable to think every team has a real shot at the 6. If Drua and Moana can learn to get away wins it could really make things interesting.

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                      #693

                      @Landers92 said in Super Rugby 2025:

                      @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:

                      @Canes4life said in Super Rugby 2025:

                      @Mr-Fish said in Super Rugby 2025:
                      Highlanders:
                      Chiefs
                      Chiefs
                      Crusaders
                      Crusaders
                      Reds
                      Brumbies
                      Hurricanes (w injured players back)
                      Force (in Perth)
                      Drua
                      Moana

                      Highlanders:
                      Chiefs(Home)
                      Chiefs(Away)
                      Crusaders(Home)
                      Crusaders(Away)
                      Reds (Home)
                      Brumbies (Away)
                      Hurricanes (Away)
                      Force (Away)
                      Drua(Home)
                      Moana(Home)

                      5 home, 5 away. Of the away games remaining, I would expect to get at least 1 win(Force most likely of the bunch) with the home games remaining I would expect to win 3 or 4, losses to the Chiefs and the Crusaders home game being the up in the air. That would be 16-20 points before bonus points are considered(26-30 total). I think that’s a reasonable prediction.

                      A super tight comp, upsets are happening regularly so I think it’s reasonable to think every team has a real shot at the 6. If Drua and Moana can learn to get away wins it could really make things interesting.

                      I went very conservative for each team above so expect each of those teams to potentially pick up more points than what I've suggested. It's a shame the season doesn't run a little longer.

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                        #694

                        So Chiefs to win the round robin and choke to the Crusaders in final. . I’ve seen this before somewhere.

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                        • C chchfanatic

                          So Chiefs to win the round robin and choke to the Crusaders in final. . I’ve seen this before somewhere.

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                          @chchfanatic said in Super Rugby 2025:

                          So Chiefs to win the round robin and choke to the Crusaders in final. . I’ve seen this before somewhere.

                          Pump the brakes, the crusaders wins have come against a severely under strength Canes side as well as Reds and Force teams minus their 10s and multiple wallabies… let’s see what they do when things really get going. I will say though, Crusaders look a lot better this year, just wouldn’t have them in the final just yet.

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                            The Crusaders have looked very Crusaders-like in the last few weeks. Not necessarily in the way they've played but simply because the ball has just kept bouncing their way. It's very reminiscent of the successful sides of the past (contrast with last year when the ball just never seemed to sit up for them).

                            Ominous.

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                            • Landers92L Landers92

                              @chchfanatic said in Super Rugby 2025:

                              So Chiefs to win the round robin and choke to the Crusaders in final. . I’ve seen this before somewhere.

                              Pump the brakes, the crusaders wins have come against a severely under strength Canes side as well as Reds and Force teams minus their 10s and multiple wallabies… let’s see what they do when things really get going. I will say though, Crusaders look a lot better this year, just wouldn’t have them in the final just yet.

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                              #697

                              @Landers92 said in Super Rugby 2025:

                              @chchfanatic said in Super Rugby 2025:

                              So Chiefs to win the round robin and choke to the Crusaders in final. . I’ve seen this before somewhere.

                              Pump the brakes, the crusaders wins have come against a severely under strength Canes side as well as Reds and Force teams minus their 10s and multiple wallabies… let’s see what they do when things really get going. I will say though, Crusaders look a lot better this year, just wouldn’t have them in the final just yet.

                              Hard for them to look any worse than they did last year in fairness.

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                              • African MonkeyA African Monkey

                                @Landers92 said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                @chchfanatic said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                So Chiefs to win the round robin and choke to the Crusaders in final. . I’ve seen this before somewhere.

                                Pump the brakes, the crusaders wins have come against a severely under strength Canes side as well as Reds and Force teams minus their 10s and multiple wallabies… let’s see what they do when things really get going. I will say though, Crusaders look a lot better this year, just wouldn’t have them in the final just yet.

                                Hard for them to look any worse than they did last year in fairness.

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                                #698

                                @African-Monkey said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                @Landers92 said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                @chchfanatic said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                So Chiefs to win the round robin and choke to the Crusaders in final. . I’ve seen this before somewhere.

                                Pump the brakes, the crusaders wins have come against a severely under strength Canes side as well as Reds and Force teams minus their 10s and multiple wallabies… let’s see what they do when things really get going. I will say though, Crusaders look a lot better this year, just wouldn’t have them in the final just yet.

                                Hard for them to look any worse than they did last year in fairness.

                                Not sure what you’re talking about. Last year never happened.

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                                • ACT CrusaderA ACT Crusader

                                  @African-Monkey said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                  @Landers92 said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                  @chchfanatic said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                  So Chiefs to win the round robin and choke to the Crusaders in final. . I’ve seen this before somewhere.

                                  Pump the brakes, the crusaders wins have come against a severely under strength Canes side as well as Reds and Force teams minus their 10s and multiple wallabies… let’s see what they do when things really get going. I will say though, Crusaders look a lot better this year, just wouldn’t have them in the final just yet.

                                  Hard for them to look any worse than they did last year in fairness.

                                  Not sure what you’re talking about. Last year never happened.

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                                  #699

                                  @ACT-Crusader said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                  @African-Monkey said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                  @Landers92 said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                  @chchfanatic said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                  So Chiefs to win the round robin and choke to the Crusaders in final. . I’ve seen this before somewhere.

                                  Pump the brakes, the crusaders wins have come against a severely under strength Canes side as well as Reds and Force teams minus their 10s and multiple wallabies… let’s see what they do when things really get going. I will say though, Crusaders look a lot better this year, just wouldn’t have them in the final just yet.

                                  Hard for them to look any worse than they did last year in fairness.

                                  Not sure what you’re talking about. Last year never happened.

                                  ,Most of your Cantab mates seemed to share that same view on 2024 as well.

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                                    #700

                                    super rugby has only taken place once in 2015 :man-shrugging: weird they never bothered to do it again

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                                      https://super.rugby/superrugby/news/super-rugby-pacific-injury-list-round-6/

                                      Blues
                                      PJ Sheck (shoulder)
                                      Zarn Sullivan (foot)
                                      Ben Ake (shoulder)
                                      Beauden Barrett (hand)
                                      Adrian Choat (knee)
                                      Taufa Funaki (shoulder)
                                      Reon Paul (shoulder)
                                      Ricky Riccitelli (chest)
                                      Ofa Tu’ungafasi (neck)
                                      Anton Segner (concussion)
                                      Sam Darry (shoulder, season)
                                      AJ Lam (leg)

                                      Brumbies
                                      David Feliuai (concussion/round 7)
                                      Tuaina Taii Tualima (dengue/TBC)
                                      Charlie Cale (back/TBC - long-term)
                                      Ben O’Donnell (hamstring/TBC - long-term)
                                      Tevita Alatini (ACL/TBC - long-term)
                                      Harry Vella (ACL/TBC - long-term)

                                      Chiefs
                                      Simon Parker, Knee, Short-term
                                      Anton Lienert-Brown, Leg, Short-term
                                      Josh Lord, Knee, Mid-term
                                      Rameka Poihipi, Knee, Season
                                      Kaleb Trask, Hamstring, Mid-term
                                      Etene Nanai-Seturo, Hamstring, Long-term
                                      Liam Coombes-Fabling, Knee, Mid-term
                                      Fiti Sa, Shoulder, Long-term
                                      Wallace Sititi, Knee, Long-term
                                      Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi, Shoulder, Short-term

                                      Crusaders
                                      Dom Gardiner (Hamstring/ 2 weeks)
                                      Johnny McNicholl (Hamstring/ 2-4 weeks)
                                      Ethan Blackadder (Quad/TBC)
                                      Kershawl Sykes-Martin (Knee/ 3 weeks)
                                      George Bell (Foot/season)
                                      Braydon Ennor (Hamstring/TBC)
                                      Finlay Brewis (Shoulder/season)

                                      Fijian Drua
                                      Selestino Ravutaumada (HIA)
                                      Epeli Momo (Knee)

                                      Highlanders
                                      Oliver Haig (Foot / 3 weeks )
                                      Jonah Lowe (ACL / 1-2 weeks )
                                      Cameron Millar (Concussion / 1-2 weeks)
                                      Jacob Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens (Neck / 3-4 weeks)
                                      Folau Fakatava (Hamstring / 1-2 weeks)
                                      Hugh Renton (Groin / 1-2 weeks)

                                      Moana Pasifika
                                      Ardie Savea (hamstring)
                                      James Lay (elbow)
                                      Julian Savea (knee)
                                      Lotu Inisi (hamstring)
                                      Sione Havili Talitui (ankle)
                                      Neria Fomai (knee/season)
                                      Danny Toala (knee)
                                      Solomon Alaimalo (shoulder)

                                      NSW Waratahs
                                      Jake Gordon (medial ligament)
                                      Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii (toe)
                                      Lalakai Foketi (groin)
                                      Fergus Lee-Warner (foot)
                                      Lucas Ripley (shoulder)

                                      Queensland Reds
                                      Jock Campbell
                                      Matt Faessler
                                      Josh Flook
                                      Matt Gibbon
                                      Frankie Goldsbrough
                                      Mason Gordon
                                      Isaac Henry
                                      Will McCulloch
                                      Fraser McReight
                                      Josh Nasser
                                      Liam Wright

                                      Western Force
                                      Harry Johnson-Holmes (knee)
                                      Bayley Kuenzle (knee)
                                      Harry Hoopert (knee)
                                      Divad Palu (shoulder)
                                      Matt Proctor (shoulder)
                                      Papillon Sevele (knee)

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                                      • M Offline
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                                        #702

                                        Drua are slacking

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                                        • Daffy JaffyD Daffy Jaffy

                                          https://super.rugby/superrugby/news/super-rugby-pacific-injury-list-round-6/

                                          Blues
                                          PJ Sheck (shoulder)
                                          Zarn Sullivan (foot)
                                          Ben Ake (shoulder)
                                          Beauden Barrett (hand)
                                          Adrian Choat (knee)
                                          Taufa Funaki (shoulder)
                                          Reon Paul (shoulder)
                                          Ricky Riccitelli (chest)
                                          Ofa Tu’ungafasi (neck)
                                          Anton Segner (concussion)
                                          Sam Darry (shoulder, season)
                                          AJ Lam (leg)

                                          Brumbies
                                          David Feliuai (concussion/round 7)
                                          Tuaina Taii Tualima (dengue/TBC)
                                          Charlie Cale (back/TBC - long-term)
                                          Ben O’Donnell (hamstring/TBC - long-term)
                                          Tevita Alatini (ACL/TBC - long-term)
                                          Harry Vella (ACL/TBC - long-term)

                                          Chiefs
                                          Simon Parker, Knee, Short-term
                                          Anton Lienert-Brown, Leg, Short-term
                                          Josh Lord, Knee, Mid-term
                                          Rameka Poihipi, Knee, Season
                                          Kaleb Trask, Hamstring, Mid-term
                                          Etene Nanai-Seturo, Hamstring, Long-term
                                          Liam Coombes-Fabling, Knee, Mid-term
                                          Fiti Sa, Shoulder, Long-term
                                          Wallace Sititi, Knee, Long-term
                                          Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi, Shoulder, Short-term

                                          Crusaders
                                          Dom Gardiner (Hamstring/ 2 weeks)
                                          Johnny McNicholl (Hamstring/ 2-4 weeks)
                                          Ethan Blackadder (Quad/TBC)
                                          Kershawl Sykes-Martin (Knee/ 3 weeks)
                                          George Bell (Foot/season)
                                          Braydon Ennor (Hamstring/TBC)
                                          Finlay Brewis (Shoulder/season)

                                          Fijian Drua
                                          Selestino Ravutaumada (HIA)
                                          Epeli Momo (Knee)

                                          Highlanders
                                          Oliver Haig (Foot / 3 weeks )
                                          Jonah Lowe (ACL / 1-2 weeks )
                                          Cameron Millar (Concussion / 1-2 weeks)
                                          Jacob Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens (Neck / 3-4 weeks)
                                          Folau Fakatava (Hamstring / 1-2 weeks)
                                          Hugh Renton (Groin / 1-2 weeks)

                                          Moana Pasifika
                                          Ardie Savea (hamstring)
                                          James Lay (elbow)
                                          Julian Savea (knee)
                                          Lotu Inisi (hamstring)
                                          Sione Havili Talitui (ankle)
                                          Neria Fomai (knee/season)
                                          Danny Toala (knee)
                                          Solomon Alaimalo (shoulder)

                                          NSW Waratahs
                                          Jake Gordon (medial ligament)
                                          Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii (toe)
                                          Lalakai Foketi (groin)
                                          Fergus Lee-Warner (foot)
                                          Lucas Ripley (shoulder)

                                          Queensland Reds
                                          Jock Campbell
                                          Matt Faessler
                                          Josh Flook
                                          Matt Gibbon
                                          Frankie Goldsbrough
                                          Mason Gordon
                                          Isaac Henry
                                          Will McCulloch
                                          Fraser McReight
                                          Josh Nasser
                                          Liam Wright

                                          Western Force
                                          Harry Johnson-Holmes (knee)
                                          Bayley Kuenzle (knee)
                                          Harry Hoopert (knee)
                                          Divad Palu (shoulder)
                                          Matt Proctor (shoulder)
                                          Papillon Sevele (knee)

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                                          #703

                                          @Daffy-Jaffy said in Super Rugby 2025:

                                          https://super.rugby/superrugby/news/super-rugby-pacific-injury-list-round-6/

                                          Blues
                                          PJ Sheck (shoulder)
                                          Zarn Sullivan (foot)
                                          Ben Ake (shoulder)
                                          Beauden Barrett (hand)
                                          Adrian Choat (knee)
                                          Taufa Funaki (shoulder)
                                          Reon Paul (shoulder)
                                          Ricky Riccitelli (chest)
                                          Ofa Tu’ungafasi (neck)
                                          Anton Segner (concussion)
                                          Sam Darry (shoulder, season)
                                          AJ Lam (leg)

                                          Not enough hard shoulders……

                                          I’ll be here all week

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