What is the best rugby team - made up of Super 14 players?
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My Best team is:\n\n1. Os du Randt\n2. Kevin Mealaumu\n3. Greg Sommerville\n4. Chris Jack\n5. Victor Matfield\n6. Schalk Burger\n7. Richie McCaw\n8. Jerry Collins\n9. Ruan Pienaar\n10. Dan Carter\n11. Joe Rocokoco\n12. Mat Giteau\n13. Aaron Mauger\n14. Sitivini Sivivatu\n15. Chris Latham\n\n16. Schalk Britz\n17. Mat Dunning\n18. Bakkies Botha\n19. David Lyons\n20. Rodney Soa'lo\n21. Piri Weepu\n22. Mat Rogers\n\nIt's made up mostly of All Blacks and Springboks but that's because the Wallabies are gonna get caned in the Tri-Nations!
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Definitely Fiji... they specialize in 7s and are a sight to watch when playing at full speed.  They are (of course) heading the current 2005/2006 IRB Sevens Tournament as well.  Check out their progress here:\n\nhttp://www.irbsevens.com/
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The best team so far is Argentina.\nThe worst (and most disappointing too) is Serbia and Montenegro.\nThe surprise is Australia.\n\nJuventina: I have said "so far" which is two games... probably futher ahed other teams will play better :)
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I think its rugby and they play a game of rugby...LoL i dont know that a far out guess because i know most of all the sports but rugby so yea...
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gk. Lev Yashin\nd. Cafu\nd. Franco Baresi\nd. Franz Beckenbauer\nd. Paolo Maldini\nm. Johan Cryuff\nm. Zico\nm. Eusabio\nm. Michel Platini\nf. Pele\nf. Diego Armando Maradona \n\nSubs\nAlfredo Di Stefano\nFerenc Puskas\nSocrates\nDanny McGrain\nKenny Dalglish\nGeorge Best\nJimmy Johnstone\n& Denis McQuade (Just for my Team)
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Andrew Johns is, in my view, the greatest player of the modern era and of the best halfbacks of all time. Possibly only Peter Sterling would be at the same level. You only have to look on the impact on Newcastle when he is absent.\n\nPlayers in the same league as Johns would be the immortals such as Reg Gasnier, Johnny Raper, Bob Fulton, Clive Churchill, Wally Lewis, Graeme Langlands and Arthur Beetson from the Post World War II era in Australia. People more knowledgeable in English rugby league could add nominations. From the pre-war Australian competition, I would add Dave Brown and Dally Messenger. I consider that Andrew Johns will become an Immortal in the fullness of time but it is difficult to compare players between eras.
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i love rugby. i grew up next to a rugby park, i never miss a game.
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Hi!  I used to play for Michigan State University when I was in college.  I now play for the Detroit RFC women's team.  I play hooker primarily, but have also played flanker and scrum half on occasion.  There are only a few American Football teams for women, but I would play rugby regardless.  One of my teammates played for the Detroit women's professional football team and ended her contract so she could play rugby again.\n\nI'll rank your listed teams in my favorite order:\n\n1.  England\n2.  Italy\n3.  South Africa\n4.  New Zealand\n5.  Aussies\n6.  France (My least favorite team!)
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don´t think harry kewell is best though he does have a good football brain.australia will go home early,best stick to rugby where they are the best.
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It's improving constantly, which is great for rugby as a whole. Their introduction of club sides into European competition and more internationals are really bringing the team along. I don't think they will be bottom of the 6 nations next year. As long as they don't beat Scotland in the World Cup I'll be happy.
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There are various factors to consider when answering this question.  I'll rank teams based on positions\n\nGoalie\nItaly.  Gigi Buffon is amazing\nPoland.  2 great goalies there\nGermany: Lehman is good enough\n\nDefense:\nItaly\nSpain\n\n\nMidfield:\nBrazil (Kaka, Ronaldinho, Cicinho, Emerson, etc..)\nArgentina (Riquelme, Messi, Mascherano, Gonzalez)\nItaly (Pirlo, Camoranesi,  DeRossi, Gattuso)\nEngland (Gerrard, Beckham, Cole)\n\n\nOffense:\nBrazil (Adriano, Robinho, Ronaldo, etc..)\nItaly (Toni, Totti, Del Piero, Gilardino, many more)\nArgentina (Tevez, Crespo, Delgado)\nGermany/England
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Log on to :\nhttp://www.mediazone.com/channel/rugby/jsp/2006/index.jsp?gclid=CP-krcfop4gCFQUBTAodIUYYRQ
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New Zealand.  Superior passing...teamwork...and sometimes kicking!  They don't get tired out after the 1st half & don't waste time kicking the ball away every time they have posession.
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France 11   New Zealand 23\n\nFrance: (5) 11\nTries: Heymans\nPens: Yachvili (2)\n\nNew Zealand: (16) 23\nTries: Rokocoko, Nonu\nCon: Carter (2)\nPens: Carter (3)\n\nNew Zealand beat France for the second time in seven days to further enhance their status as overwhelming favourites for next year's World Cup.\n\nDespite an early shock when a Cedric Heymans try put France 5-3 ahead, an upset never looked likely in Paris.\nDaniel Carter's kicking and tries either side of the break from Joe Rokocoko and Ma'a Nonu had the All Blacks 23-5 ahead after 50 minutes.\nFrance battled but could only respond with two Dmitry Yachvili penalties.\nNew Zealand demolished France 47-3 in Lyon last week and were quickly ahead again when Carter slotted an early penalty\nBut the 80,000 crowd in the Stade de France was ignited when Kiwi full-back Leon MacDonald dropped a high ball, allowing Heymans to scamper over in the corner.\n\nIf there were any nerves on the All Blacks side, the peerless Carter soon banished them with two penalties.\n\nAnd with half-time approaching the New Zealanders landed a killer blow, combining superbly following a midfield break from MacDonald to send Rokocoko in at the corner.\n\nCarter converted to give the All Blacks a useful 16-5 lead at the break and when centre Nonu powered over from close range early in the second half, the result was beyond doubt.\nFrance did not capitulate, however, and dominated possession in the closing stages without ever really threatening the New Zealand line.\nYachvili did land his second penalty with two minutes to play but the Parisian crowd greeted the decision to kick for goal with derisory whistles.\nFrance coach Bernard Laporte said: "The All Blacks are a very good side, we know that, but if we hadn't had conceded that try at the end of the first half, it would not have been the same match."\n\nFrance: Elhorga; Rougerie, Fritz, Jauzion, Heymans; Traille, Elissalde; Miloud, Ibanez (capt), de Villiers, Nallet, Pape, Bonnaire, Martin, Vermeulen.\nReplacements: Szarzewski, Marconnet, Jacquet, Betsen, Yachvili, Marty, Dominici.\n\nNew Zealand: MacDonald; Rokocoko, Muliaina, Nonu, Sivivatu; Carter, Kelleher; Woodcock, Mealamu, Hayman, Jack, Williams, Collins, McCaw, So'oialo.\nReplacements: Hore, Tialata, Eaton, Masoe, Ellis, Evans, McAlister.\n\nHope this helps\nPHIL
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As a sport basketball...........for the players definitely rugby!!!
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PLAYERS\n\nAndy Goram\nDanny McGrain\nBilly McNeill\nTommy Gemmell\nBobby Murdoch\nJohn Greig\nPat Stanton\nKenny Dalglish\nHenrik Larsson\nJoe Baker\n\nMANAGER\n\nJock Stein\n\nBEST TEAM (AS OPPOSED TO 11 BEST PLAYERS)\n\nLisbon Lions (European Cup Winners 1967)
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The best team of course.