Last week, a Roarer claimed the Psychic Award of the Week for guessing that Drew Mitchell would be red carded. How would you like to be the Winner of this Weeks Psychic of the Week Award?
The winner gets the respect of the crowd, bragging rights, and retains the “Jedi Master” title until next time. You’re also allowed to tell all your friends at work, at home and at play, crack open a beer and toast yourself for your supreme clairvoyant abilities.
Unfortunately, there’s no t-shirt at the moment.
So for All Blacks Vs Wallabies match at AMI Stadium Christchurch, New Zealand, here are the questions:
1. Is there going to be yellow card? If so, who’s going to get it and for what?
2. And the first try scorer is…..?
3. If a tussle breaks out, who started it and who is it between?
4. What’s the score at half-time?
5. Who is the Man of the Match?
6. Does the ref ruin the game? And what is his biggest mistake of the night?
7. Last week it was Drew … who is Christchurch’s villain of the week?
8. What is the final score of the game?
9. What line does the defeated coach say?
10. What are the lotto numbers for next week (actually if you could just pm those to me that would be great)
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August 6th 2010 @ 7:09am
Matt said | August 6th 2010 @ 7:09am | Report comment
How about the winning/losing captain saying that he’s “proud of the boys, they dug deep tonight and really put their bodies on the line for each other”.
1. Is there going to be yellow card? If so, who’s going to get it and for what? Moore (when he comes on…repeated infringements at the breakdown near the line)
3. If a tussle breaks out, who started it and who is it between? Thorn and Elsom (63rd minute)
7. Last week it was Drew … who is Christchurch’s villain of the week? Beale
8. What is the final score of the game? 37-12
9. What line does the defeated coach say? Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaark (in the car on the way home)
August 6th 2010 @ 8:16am
p.Tah said | August 6th 2010 @ 8:16am | Report comment
This is out of character for me. I usually reserve my physic powers for country fairs but its time I shared them with a broader audience.
1) Yelllow cards – no, everyone will be on their best behaviour
Final score: Wallabies with a try on the bell to win 33-29.
2) First try: Muliaina
3) Tussle: started by Franks vs Faingaa (There are 4 possbile combinations, you choose which Fainnga and which Franks)
4) Half Time: 18-11 to the ABs
5) MOM: Incredibly it’ll be Mitchell
6) Ref had a good game, overall but his biggest mistake of the night was awarding an AB try that wasn’t a try. The ABs fans will complain that McCaw was unfairly treated.
7) Villian is a drunken ABs fan who runs onto the field to celebrate after Carter scores what appears to be a match winning try.
9) The boys tried hard, but we’ll take this loss because it’ll make us more focused for the RWC.
10) Oz lotto number for Tuesday ($30M) are 11, 44, 23, 8, 6 … and there 2 others which you’ll have to guess yourself. Its no fun sharing $30M with 10m people
August 6th 2010 @ 8:48am
pothale said | August 6th 2010 @ 8:48am | Report comment
Kaplan has a great game: result – P Divvy says “told you all NH refs were cr@p”
August 6th 2010 @ 9:01am
Richierich said | August 6th 2010 @ 9:01am | Report comment
Elsom will suggest end of the match that some calls were dubious.
Richie will get pinged off the park to appease whinging SA and Aus fans.
Australian roarers will blame the ref, the weather, the cut of the grass, the chilly temperature, the noise from the crowd and the cat that looked at the bus en route to the stadium.
It never changes it’s just rthe same old poop just another day you don’t have to be a pyschic to predict that
p.s AAC for first Try,
First stoppage in Play will be a penalty to the Wallbies for incorrect entry
August 6th 2010 @ 11:24am
ptovey01 said | August 6th 2010 @ 11:24am | Report comment
Elsom needs to show some life. He is changed for the worse since coming back from Europe.
August 6th 2010 @ 9:21am
Rickety Knees said | August 6th 2010 @ 9:21am | Report comment
ABs to win in the last minute from another Jonathan Kaplan howler involving Drew Mitchell.
August 6th 2010 @ 9:48am
darwin stubby said | August 6th 2010 @ 9:48am | Report comment
Well seeing Paddy O’Brien has stepped in and demoted an assistant ref as well as commenting that a yellow card last week had a “major impact” on the Test and then going on to say that several other yellow cards in the Tri Nations series had been ‘soft’ judgments – it’s a fairly easy call to make that the ref will be under the spotlight from the IRB assessment panel …
so the prediction appears self evident – unless there’s a major act of foul play – we’ll get 15 v 15 for 80 mins …. after the AB’s have retained the Bledisloe and won the TN on Sunday and then flowing into Monday will be a major whingefest from Wallaby fans on the AB’s cheating tactics, most likely centring on McCaw – with several referring back to the previous tests, complaining that there weren’t any cards issued and Kaplin has it in for them
August 6th 2010 @ 11:27am
ohtani's jacket said | August 6th 2010 @ 11:27am | Report comment
You forgot about the Green and Gold’s outstanding youtube analysis where Australians will prove their intimate knowledge of the game.
August 6th 2010 @ 10:17am
Damo said | August 6th 2010 @ 10:17am | Report comment
Yes and there will be some equally predictable triumphalist gloater from the other side saying something like you just said.
Yes Darwin there were a few whingeing yells in 2007 about some French forward pass being missed by a World Cup ref and strangely there were a few twisted vowels in the yelling.
So referees do influence matches . If they didn’t we wouldn’t need them. And referees have gifted at least 2 Bledisloe Test victories to team from New Zealand in past three years. If it’s just luck that Richie and his boys have with referees then it has to run out one day.
August 6th 2010 @ 11:49am
Jerry said | August 6th 2010 @ 11:49am | Report comment
If we’re setting the stakes there – great. Aussies and Boks are now allowed to whinge about the ref when they lose a World Cup knockout match by a margin of 2 points or less in a match but only if there are no penalties for the final hour awarded to the team with an overwhelming possession and territorial advantage.
So lets hear a bit less whinging when you lose by a margin of more than 2 converted tries eh?
August 6th 2010 @ 10:20am
Damo said | August 6th 2010 @ 10:20am | Report comment
BTW Richie to cop a yellow in Christchurch
August 6th 2010 @ 12:54pm
Who Needs Melon said | August 6th 2010 @ 12:54pm | Report comment
Wallabies to lose by heaps.
Aussie Roarers spray these boards with surprised outrage because they’d somehow convinced themselves that THIS Wallaby team would beat THAT All Blacks team after last weeks performance and, what, 8 straight losses and on a ground where we’ve won, what, once in 50 years?
Calls for Robbie to be sacked, Elsom to be sacked, the whole damn lot of them to be sacked reach a crescendo around Tuesday/Wednesday next week and then slowly abate over the course of the rest of this month until we all go into the next game whereupon we will be much more optimistic because we have Cooper back.
… and repeat…
August 6th 2010 @ 1:12pm
Brett McKay said | August 6th 2010 @ 1:12pm | Report comment
I like it Stash, so here we go..
1. Yes, two, to Pocock and McCaw (which will followed by a rain of beer cans from the terrances, Lang Park style), with Kaplan explaining to the second offender “if I pinged him, I have to ping you too.”
2. Drew Mitchell, ironically, again
3. The tussle will be between Steve Hanson and Wayne Smith, to decide who gets to feel sorry for Robbie Deans in the presser post match
4. 13-10 at halftime
5. It’s Christchurch, so McCaw, obviously..
6. Nearly. He awards an “own try” when Kurtley Beale grounds the ball in his own in-goal, but it doesn’t affect the final score. Carter misses the conversion.
7. VotW will be James O’Connor for a post-try breakdancing routine in front of the AB bench. Youth…
8. 34-24 at fulltime
9. “We always expected they were capable of that sort of performance…”
10. 6 10 13 22 29 31 and the supps 19 and 49