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Here’s what Jim had to say about the Pool stage:
Pool C: Australia 1st, Georgia 2nd
“Another tough Pool, but I think Australia top it, and as harsh as it is to say, I can’t see Wales doing anything this World Cup. They have a lot of issues on and off the pitch and I’ll be surprised if they get out of the Pool stages.
Another upset here is that I think Georgia will finish second and get through to their first ever Quarter-finals. They’re building something unbelievable there, with the pack they’ve got, their power game and the foundations Graham Rowntree put in place during his time there in terms of how to win games and improve their kicking game, should now start to pay off.”
Johnnie’s thoughts on the Pool stage:
Pool C: Australia 1st, Georgia 2nd
“Nobody has really spoken about Australia here, but for me, with their formidable forward pack and their mighty backline, they’re more than capable of beating anyone. They’re the favourites in this Pool and I expect them to top the group by the end of this stage.
Wales have a lot of issues at the minute and to me look short of confidence. I can see Georgia or Fiji knocking Wales over and marching into the Quarter-finals, which would be exceptional for the tournament. That said, because of their quality with set pieces, their organisation and their physicality, I think Georgia will have enough across their matches to pip Fiji into second place.”
Owain’s observations for the Pool stage:
ool C: Australia 1st, Wales 2nd
“I’m going to go with Australia winning the Pool and Wales coming second. Fiji have some incredible runners and athletes, but they struggle to see games out and they’ll be undone by the likes of Australia and Wales who play in a much more structured way. Georgia are a powerful up-and-coming side and they’ve got a real drive to be a top tier Northern Hemisphere nation, but I don’t think they’re quite there yet - maybe it’s one World Cup too early for them.
While Wales haven’t had a great 18 months, there’s still a lot of talent there and a great mix of young players and those with a lot of experience who can get the side out of tight games and situations. The squad will also have a lot of time together to help them gel and get in tune with one another, which will help make them stronger and more cohesive.
If Australia’s big players can stay fit and Eddie Jones can get them fired up, they’ll walk this group and could be a dark horse for the rest of the tournament, but they’ll need to find some form fast, after a sluggish start under the irascible Jones.”
Here’s what Stephen thinks will happen across the Pool stages:
Pool C: Australia 1st, Wales 2nd
“I think Warren Gatland’s main objective in this tournament is to make Wales a really hard team to beat, simple as that. He has a history of doing that at Rugby World Cups, and Wales can definitely win enough games in this group to qualify.
They’ll have Fiji’s number, and Gatland will already have a plan in place to stop them in their tracks. We should rightly be giving them a chance with the decent warm up they’ve had and Gatland will also now know what his strongest 15 will be, after smartly mixing things up in the last few games.
With Australia, Eddie Jones just wants his players to crack on, I mean they’re not playing particularly well at the moment, and Eddie knows how to deflect the criticism onto himself, but he can do it in a RWC and has plenty of big scalps under his belt.
Will Skelton is an interesting captain choice though, having only recently been catapulted back into the squad. They do have a lot of talent and players who can score a try out of nothing, but can defensively be a little all over the shop. I also think that if you allow them to have a multi-phase position, they can break you down, but if you hold onto the ball they’ll give you lots of opportunities and can be broken down way too easily.
There are a lot of young players Eddie is putting his trust in too, but if anyone will eventually get the best out of them, it’s him. So with that, they’ll finish at the top of this Pool.”
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