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MAFIA TEES
Just $20 a shirt, a steal!
Not often you steal from the Mafia and live to tell the tale...
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Kiwipie
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Written by Kiwi Pie
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Thursday, 12 October 2006 |
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 During the season, members of the Mafia have ranked all starting players out of 10 for all of our 10 games. Jeff Ierome had the best average but as he only started one game, the player with the best Mafia average was Aaron Rameka.
The MVP vote was determined by taking the 5 players with the best scores for each game and awarding them 5,4,3,2,1. As expected, Jamie Nutbrown was the Bay MVP for 2006.
Read on for all of the details.
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Bay of Plenty Times
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Written by Jamie Troughton
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Monday, 09 October 2006 |
 IT wasn't the finish Nili Latu or his Steamers teammates wanted, but at the end of Saturday's 46-14 quarterfinal loss to Auckland, they could still hold heads high.
And none were higher than Latu's gleaming brown dome, sheened with sweat after 80 honest minutes of harassing his opponents with harrowing contempt.
Unlike his teammates, however, Latu wasn't just reflecting on the Eden Park defeat, the scale of which owed more to the frivolous froth of the manic Auckland tactics than any resounding Bay collapse.
Latu was also reflecting on four proud years in blue and gold, which most likely ended on Saturday. After 42 madcap games, his Bay of Plenty roots have been pulled.
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Bay of Plenty Times
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Written by Jamie Troughton
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Monday, 09 October 2006 |
Sensational Simms
Simms Davison is becoming something of a last-game specialist.
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Baron Silas Greenback
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Written by Baron Silas Greenback
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Thursday, 28 September 2006 |
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England, Blighty, PommieVille... no matter what you call it, its a long long way from the Green and pleasant land of the Mighty BOP. It's a hard road keeping track of BOP's progress from the other side of the planet I can tell you. But thanks to livescoring on the mafia forum, and sky UK showing a game from the Air NZ cup every week... I am sure us poor exiles just about manage to keep up. This year they showed the Bay vs Harbour and Bay vs Taranaki. Not too sure about how many 1/4's they will show. Havent seen Counties, Manawatu, Hawkes Bay, Northland or Southland at all.... so I consider the sending of a horses head to the SKY head office an unmitigated success!
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Donsteppa
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Written by Donsteppa
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Tuesday, 26 September 2006 |
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  Congratulations to North Harbour and Captain Rua Tipoki on lifting the Ranfurly Shield off Canterbury at the weekend. No disrespect to the big two intended, but based on 2004 experience it's brilliant to see the Shield somewhere outside of Canterbury or Auckland. Enjoy reading about the celebrations over at http://www.harbourrugby.com. Good work Rua on being in two Shield winning teams in just over two years!
I wonder if we can get a challenge in early in 2007. For the meantime a win over Manawatu on Thursday night will do...
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Steamers 2009 |
| : Air New Zealand Cup |
| Position: 7 |
| 31 July: Northland, W 19-14 |
| 9 Aug: Counties, W 32-9 |
| 15 Aug: Wellington, W 21-17 |
| 22 Aug: Waikato, W 32-16 |
| 30 Aug: Auckland, L 14-29 |
| 5 Sep: Canterbury, W 19-17 |
| 11 Sep: Southland, L 12-19 |
| 17 Sep: Tasman, W 24-13 |
| 26 Sep: Otago, L 17-26 |
| 2 Oct: Hawke's Bay, L 19-22 |
| 10 Oct: Harbour, L 7-28 |
| 16 Oct: Manawatu, W 28-27 |
| 25 Oct: Taranaki, L 24-30 |
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