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September 17
Full-strength Taieri firm favourite
So it is all done and dusted and we are down to two — Varsity and Taieri meet in a repeat of last year’s final. Really all this for that!
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September 10
Varsity, Taieri favoured to make final
The quarterfinals produced the biggest upset since Buster Douglas beat Mike Tyson in Tokyo 1990. So Taieri, Kaikorai and Dunedin (the top three seeds) were all beaten, meaning Kaikorai and Dunedin drop out and Taieri stays in as highest-placed loser.
News
September 3
Playoffs teams as predicted
Well, after all the trials, tribulations, permutations, forecasting and predicting, we have finally found our top six to duel it out this coming weekend.
News
August 27
AU, Southern to vie for last top 6 spot
Dunedin was too fast out wide for Southern and grabbed the five points and jumped into third to make it safe while Southern is in a head-to-head shootout with AU to make the Dunedin premier club playoffs next weekend.
News
August 20
AU, Varsity fighting for top six spots
The Taieri Eels just keep on winning and, conversely, their neighbour, GI, just keeps on losing.
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August 13
Safety vital if club rugby gets all clear
Now I’m really confused after a round that defies belief. Harbour thrashed Kaik at the High Veldt to go to 20 points so seems assured of making the six. Taieri walloped Southern at the Eelpit and is in the six and, with its run, should be top qualifier and win the Gallaway. It has finally given itself a points differential.
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August 6
Alhambra-Union favoured for top 6 spot
Southern just about wrapped up a top six spot with a hard fought victory over the winless Spannerheads, who languish on two points with three to play — they are consigned to the bottom two in a season that promised so much.
News
July 30
In tight comp, Taieri keeps winning
The Eels did what they do and strangled the life out of Varsity to confirm a spot in the six.
News
July 23
Bonus points will count
Taieri did what it does, stay in games, bore the life out of teams and get the chocolates, and consigned Harbour to its second loss in three games.
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July 16
Challenge no easier for Spannerheads
The Hawks posted their first points of the season and ensured GI stayed winless with a solid display at the Toolbox.
News
July 9
Player of the Year changes
We’ve made some changes to the ODT/Speight's Player of the Year competition
News
July 2
Interminable wait for season finally over
Finally it’s arrived!
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July 25
Varsity looks to have edge on Taieri
Paul Dwyer runs his rule over everything Otago rugby.
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July 11
Exciting finish to regular season ahead
Paul Dwyer runs his rule over everything Otago rugby.
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June 20
Winner-take-all match at Elver Pit
Paul Dwyer runs his rule over everything Otago rugby.
News
June 13
Top four race reaching a crescendo
Paul Dwyer runs his rule over everything Otago rugby.
News
June 6
Coach must care about Otago rugby
Paul Dwyer runs his rule over everything Otago rugby.
Rugby
May 23
Davenport announcement missed chance
Paul Dwyer runs his rule over everything Otago rugby.
News
May 16
Six real contenders for the top four
Paul Dwyer runs his rule over everything club rugby.
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March 21
Contentious off-season at end
Polish the boots, wash the jerseys and shorts, soak the mouthguard in petrol and strap in - REAL RUGBY starts tomorrow.
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July 19
Players missing makes competition farce
A compromise could not be reached at the start of the season and thus 28 contracted players are not playing this weekend or in the finals.
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July 12
Bad behaviour towards refs condemned
Paul Dwyer is back from Fiji and ready to go as the season is getting to finals footy.
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June 14
Rift results in grudge match
Paul Dwyer gives his take on everything club rugby this week.
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June 7
Three teams chasing fourth spot
Paul Dwyer runs the rule over who he thinks will make it into the top four of this years Dunedin prem rugby competition.
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May 31
Colts comp deserves a lot more
Paul Dwyer shares his take on this weekend's prospects for club rugby action.
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