By Darren Walton
May 17th 2008 @ 5:16am


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Waratahs home in on semi-finals

Victory over Queensland tomorrow night will guarantee NSW a Super 14 home semi-final after the Blues did the Waratahs an almighty favour in Auckland tonight.
The Blues’ heartstopping 19-17 win over the Hurricanes at Eden Park left NSW in the box seat to host a sudden-death playoff next Friday night at the Sydney Football Stadium.
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  •   Boo Cheers

    Blinky Bill said  | May 17th 2008 @ 9:56pm | Report comment

    Beale’s kicking for points has me worried more than some of the other aspects of his game. What is it with the Tahs coaching staff? Is this bloke untouchable or something? Surely there’s a more reliable boot than KB. What about the long range boot of Lote? God give me a bloody break.

    Look I don’t want to ruin his confidence but let him gain experience that elsewhere. Not during vital games.

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