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Sionnach wrote:I'm surprised not to see Murray on that list.
Sionnach wrote:I'm surprised not to see Murray on that list.
1 NEW ZEALAND 93.99
2 ENGLAND 90.87
3 IRELAND 86.39
4 AUSTRALIA 85.49
5 SOUTH AFRICA 84.90
6 SCOTLAND 84.11
7 WALES 80.98
8 ARGENTINA 78.22
9 FRANCE 78.09
10 FIJI 77.93
11 JAPAN 75.66
12 GEORGIA 73.46
13 ITALY 71.25
14 ROMANIA 70.91
15 TONGA 70.53
1 NEW ZEALAND 93.99
2 IRELAND 87.85
3 ENGLAND 87.50
4 AUSTRALIA 85.49
5 SOUTH AFRICA 83.81
6 SCOTLAND 83.80
7 WALES 83.07
8 FRANCE 79.44
9 ARGENTINA 78.22
10 FIJI 77.93
11 JAPAN 75.66
12 GEORGIA 73.80
13 TONGA 71.87
14 ITALY 71.13
15 USA 69.23
16 SAMOA 69.03
17 ROMANIA 68.41
18 URUGUAY 65.37
19 SPAIN 64.58
20 RUSSIA 62.38
simonokeeffe wrote:Overtaking England in anything is good
As an aside how badly are Samoa run consideringbthe talent available (even ignoring unavailable)
Dave Cahill wrote:simonokeeffe wrote:Overtaking England in anything is good
As an aside how badly are Samoa run consideringbthe talent available (even ignoring unavailable)
Their record in the PNC over the last few years has been quite poor and even in Sevens they've been well off the pace for a couple of years also. The talent available just isn't very good. And if it is, it isn't available.
Ruckedtobits wrote:How far ahead of England does that get us?
Lar wrote:Obviously the winning of the Series in Australia has consolidated our position as second in the Rankings but I noted we now have a points total in excess of 90. Is this the first time we have exceeded that points total? I am sure someone like Xanthippe will know. Unless we lose to one or more of Italy, Argentina or USA in the AIs it seems pretty safe we will remain no. 2 for the rest of 2018.
dropkick wrote:The average ranking of the big NH 5 (Ireland, England, France, Scotland, Wales) is now ahead of the average ranking of the SH big 4(NZ, Aus, SA, Arg). 10 years ago they were averaging about 10 ranking points ahead.
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