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AIR NEW ZEALAND CUP Round AIR NEW ZEALAND CUP Round Ten Last Win TAB Value ASAP Form Teams Latest Match P W L D Met % Odds Odds Margin Ratings Trend Match Day Form 30-07-09 27-09-09 Although 0-1 by tries v Taranaki, the Round 10 - 7:35pm Thursday October 1, Hamilton - Sky Sport 1 ‘Mooloos’ got up 15-14. They again showed improved tightness and heart. LWWLWW Waikato W 15-14 v Taranaki 9 5 4 0 10 - 15 56% $1.22 $1.90 W by 4 They’ll likely have a few ABs back for this but will need to eliminate the LLLLWW Nth Harbour W 28-19 v Counties 9 3 6 0 24/8/08 33% $4.00 $2.10 midfield errors…that’s where NH can be dangerous. The latter couldn’t get properly clear of Counties but stuck at it with 14 men from 22 minutes. If they gain traction wide they’ll get close. Again Counties played above their Round 10 - 7:35pm Friday October 2, Pukekohe - Sky Sport 2 rating. They pounce on their chances and stuck with NH until the 2 late tries WLLWLL C-Manukau L 19-28 v N Harbour 9 2 7 0 13 - 52 22% $8.00 $5.20 did for them. That said, Slade, Whitelock, Ellis and co will likely be WWLWWW Canterbury W 31-21 v Northland 9 7 2 0 5/8/07 78% $1.05 $1.25 W by 26 joined by a few ABs here. Maybe not the big guns for this but the poise and thought behind Canterbury’s consistency should be way to much. Brett is growing by the week and they look far superior to all comers. Although they led early BOP were Round 10 - 7:35pm Friday October 2, Rotorua - Sky Sport 1 (Replayed 9:30pm Sky Sport 2) pressured into error at their strengths, offloading and through the line by WLWLWL BOP L 17-26 v Otago 9 6 3 0 12 - 46 67% $1.65 $2.10 Otago. They’ll need to reduce those, the ‘Bay’ are good out there. Although LWLWWW Hawke's Bay W 35-30 v Manawatu 9 5 3 1 3/10/08 56% $2.15 $1.90 W by 1 back footed by Manawatu at times, with Waldrom, Lowe, Berquist, and Guilford all in form they’ll bring a maul, resilience at the breakdown and pace. If they continue the teamwork build they can tip the home ad. Touch and go last year, its now a must Round 10 - 2:35pm Saturday October 3, Auckland - Sky Sport 1 win for Auckland. They were outplayed by traditional rugby in LWWWLL Auckland L 8-12 v Tasman 9 4 5 0 13 - 9 44% $1.35 $1.90 W by 4 Nelson. If they have plans they don’t implement them. They’ll be beefed by WWDWWL Southland L 13-32 v Wellington 9 6 2 1 6/9/08 67% $3.00 $2.10 some ABs here but all they seem to have is counter attack. It might be enough. Southland are struggling to bring their home game, particularly the defence, to the road. If they do, off a 9 day break, they can go close. Wellington revealed some tactical Round 10 - 5:30pm Saturday October 3, Wellington - Sky Sport 1 nous with 5/8 Kirkpatrick controlling the kicking attack in difficult conditions WLWLLW Wellington W 32-13 v Southland 9 5 4 0 13 - 36 56% $1.10 $1.55 W by 14 and getting one over Robinson v Southland. In the end they had too WLLLLL Manawatu L 30-35 v Hawkes Bay 9 3 6 0 5/9/08 33% $6.00 $3.10 much out wide. Although unlikely to have all their ABs back for this, they might be able to build from here. Manawatu pushed the ‘Bay’. Although the streak is 0-5, they dig as a team led by no 8 Thompson. Both still have the faintest of chances Round 10 - 7:35pm Saturday October 3, New Plymouth - Sky Sport 1 for the 4. Taranaki lack confidence out wide but keep driving up front. If they LWWWLL Taranaki L 14-15 v Waikato 9 4 4 1 31 - 27 44% $1.55 $1.90 W by 1 tighten the lineout they might just win. But there was plenty to like about LWLLLW Otago W 26-17 v BOP 9 3 6 0 19/9/08 33% $2.35 $2.10 Otago’s win over BOP. There belief and teamwork looked lifted by Donnelly’s presence. They’re the better team bringing plenty of options behind the Romans/Dickson combo. Its a matter of taking that game north. Northland can’t make it but Tasman Round 10 - 2:35pm Sunday October 4, Whangarei - Sky Sport 1 are focussed on the 4. They did Auckland by thinking rugby. That’s not WLDLWL Northland L 21-31 v Canterbury 9 3 5 1 10 - 31 33% $2.25 $2.10 that hard, but they’re tight and aggressive in front, build phases and LLWWLW Tasman W 12-8 v Auckland 9 5 4 0 6/9/08 56% $1.60 $1.90 W by 9 can spread it. Even so, it wont be easy in Whangarei. The ‘Taniwha’ stayed with Canterbury last week creating turnovers and attacking with initiative via McKentry again and Munro. They just lack a little class. Source: The All Sports and Prices Index (ASAP Index) produced by Cogito Limited. ASAP Ratings: The form guide is founded on the ‘ASAP Ratings’. After each game teams record a computerised rating. This rating is based on the scoring mechanism of the sport. Factors which go towards the rating include points differential and home/away percentages. The Graph: The graph tracks the trend of the ratings between the displayed dates and predicts the future margin before the addition of home advantage points for today’s game. Key: The formRANKINGS column indicates – theRATINGS last 6 matches. – TheODDS home team is listed first. The ‘Value odds’ column indicates the odds required to gain valueRatings according to Performancethe ‘ASAP Ratings’. TheMeter ‘ASAP RatingsMargin’ forecastsLast the likely winning margin based on thePts ‘ASAPPts Ratings’.Ave All Sports% AndBon PricesComp IndexComp © CopyrightASAP 2009.TAB AIR NEW ZEALAND CUP Round Ten Last Win TAB Value ASAP Form Teams Latest Match P W L D Met % Odds Odds Margin Ratings Trend Match Day Form 30-07-09 27-09-09 Although 0-1 by tries v Taranaki, the Round 10 - 7:35pm Thursday October 1, Hamilton - Sky Sport 1 ‘Mooloos’ got up 15-14. They again showed improved tightness and heart. LWWLWW Waikato W 15-14 v Taranaki 9 5 4 0 10 - 15 56% $1.22 $1.90 W by 4 They’ll likely have a few ABs back for this but will need to eliminate the LLLLWW Nth Harbour W 28-19 v Counties 9 3 6 0 24/8/08 33% $4.00 $2.10 midfield errors…that’s where NH can be dangerous. The latter couldn’t get properly clear of Counties but stuck at it with 14 men from 22 minutes. If they gain traction wide they’ll get close. Again Counties played above their Round 10 - 7:35pm Friday October 2, Pukekohe - Sky Sport 2 rating. They pounce on their chances and stuck with NH until the 2 late tries WLLWLL C-Manukau L 19-28 v N Harbour 9 2 7 0 13 - 52 22% $8.00 $5.20 did for them. That said, Slade, Whitelock, Ellis and co will likely be WWLWWW Canterbury W 31-21 v Northland 9 7 2 0 5/8/07 78% $1.05 $1.25 W by 26 joined by a few ABs here. Maybe not the big guns for this but the poise and thought behind Canterbury’s consistency should be way to much. Brett is growing by the week and they look far superior to all comers. Although they led early BOP were Round 10 - 7:35pm Friday October 2, Rotorua - Sky Sport 1 (Replayed 9:30pm Sky Sport 2) pressured into error at their strengths, offloading and through the line by WLWLWL BOP L 17-26 v Otago 9 6 3 0 12 - 46 67% $1.65 $2.10 Otago. They’ll need to reduce those, the ‘Bay’ are good out there. Although LWLWWW Hawke's Bay W 35-30 v Manawatu 9 5 3 1 3/10/08 56% $2.15 $1.90 W by 1 back footed by Manawatu at times, with Waldrom, Lowe, Berquist, and Guilford all in form they’ll bring a maul, resilience at the breakdown and pace. If they continue the teamwork build they can tip the home ad. Touch and go last year, its now a must Round 10 - 2:35pm Saturday October 3, Auckland - Sky Sport 1 win for Auckland. They were outplayed by traditional rugby in LWWWLL Auckland L 8-12 v Tasman 9 4 5 0 13 - 9 44% $1.35 $1.90 W by 4 Nelson. If they have plans they don’t implement them. They’ll be beefed by WWDWWL Southland L 13-32 v Wellington 9 6 2 1 6/9/08 67% $3.00 $2.10 some ABs here but all they seem to have is counter attack. It might be enough. Southland are struggling to bring their home game, particularly the defence, to the road. If they do, off a 9 day break, they can go close. Wellington revealed some tactical Round 10 - 5:30pm Saturday October 3, Wellington - Sky Sport 1 nous with 5/8 Kirkpatrick controlling the kicking attack in difficult conditions WLWLLW Wellington W 32-13 v Southland 9 5 4 0 13 - 36 56% $1.10 $1.55 W by 14 and getting one over Robinson v Southland.
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