Rugby World Cup 07

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Yeah I was hoping for a france win, but always knew New Zealand are a hard team to beat. So it's great France won, this means the England match should be easier then expect. We still need to go into the game and thump France.

It wasn't exactly a fair match. The Ref was a little one sided on his calls. Forward pass for the French Try!

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I think Argentina will beat Scotland, and SA will beat Fiji.

England will beat France and SA will beat Argentina

This will set up a South Africa v England final which England will win by 10 or more points.

Of course, if you see my first post in this thread, I said Australia would win the tournament :laugh:

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I think Argentina will beat Scotland, and SA will beat Fiji.

England will beat France and SA will beat Argentina

I will agree with you on that.

This will set up a South Africa v England final which England will win by 10 or more points.

I want to agree with you on that! :laugh:

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It wasn't exactly a fair match. The Ref was a little one sided on his calls. Forward pass for the French Try!

OOOO did it hit a nerve that France were still able to win?

I'm sure NZ had a forward pass in the build up play while in midfield for the second try.

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England are gonna have a very tough game on their hands tonight. Afterall, South Africa have the best defence in rugby in the world - and they've already killed us once.

As much as I want England to win - I really do think South Africa will! Although, I said the same when England played Australia, and France actually.

So yeahh, come on England boys!

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England are gonna have a very tough game on their hands tonight. Afterall, South Africa have the best defence in rugby in the world - and they've already killed us once.

As much as I want England to win - I really do think South Africa will! Although, I said the same when England played Australia, and France actually.

So yeahh, come on England boys!

unfortunately, i have the same fears as yourself... south africa are just too strong a side.

BUT, somehow england have switched on in the last 2 games and are playing the best rugby they've played in 4 years. i really do hope england do win, and i think it will be a lot closer than the previous contest in the group stage.

ultimately though, south africa are expected to win, therefore the pressure is on them.

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