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Who's reffing?

long shot, considering the points required out of the points remaining. but you never know - win all the remaining matches and everything is possible.

Hard to predict who'll win with some accuracy - I's say 50/50 at this stage. Reds will need to play top of their game to win, anything less will allow the Cheetahs to exploit the "Playing-at-home" factor (which tends to be significant in SA).

not sure. the brumbies come from a loss and average preformance at home. the tahs from a rousing victory vs the stormers, with Folau an ispirational matchwinner. and playing in Sydney. The odds are much closer I'd say.

Really don't want to emphasise these sort of things before the match, just like focusing on the possible negatives or start finding excuses. However, if I recall well, couple of years back one might have though Walsh had issues with refereeing the Brumbies as a whole, rather than just the...

If Walsh has been chosen as the ref........why? Considering his performance two years back in the same match. Maybe he's improved out of sight since then.

Best way to nullify the Ref is to plant at least 4 over the line.

This year he's been injured - so he played less that regularly. However, reality is there is a good chance he's been offered a strong contract in France.

PS: IMHO, Cummings and Speight have been the best wingers in Australia this season.

You could end up picking up Cummings for next year, apparently he knocked back the Force's contract renewal offer. He'd be a good replacement for Ioane.

Most of the posts here seems to be supportive of KB (Kurtley Beale). Nobody likes to see a young man continously in trouble. He has been helped, and should be helped again. Kurtley is 24. Recovery starts with him. That does not mean that he should be written off.

Mundine is missing from this picture.

More counselling needed.

With the injured players on, the Sharks would be a tough proposition. At present, the Reds clear favourites for this match. Still gotta do the hard work to take it home though.

Read earlier posts please. No attempt to insinuate there.

Had the same feeling, and the crowd as well, lots of frustrated fans around.

Great match by the Crusaders, never looked like losing. Lucky for the Brumbies to get a point out of it.

Not sure Gill will go OS at the moment, he's young and he's got lots to prove in a green and gold jersey, particularly if McKenzie gets the gig. But you never know, you might be right!

Browny points to you. in the end, may the best team top the table.

The Crusaders are a team with pride and tradition, every match is a battle.