The reason I changed the ANZ Cup standings was to provide more information. Highlighting the top 8 teams in green indicates that the top 8 teams will advance to the quarterfinals. However, it doesn't make a distinction between those teams which have already assured themselves a spot in the quarterfinals and those which only currently occupy one of the top 8 spots. The way I had it gives more information; the red line indicates that 8 teams will advance and highlighting will indicate which teams are assured of advancing. Take a look at Pool B of the 2008 Heartland Championship to see what I mean. It shows that the top 3 teams advance, that Wanganui and Mid-Canterbury have already qualified for the Meads Cup, and that King Country currently is in position to advance but is not yet assured of it.Alanmjohnson (talk) 15:46, 11 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

ANZ Cup Try Scorers

Hey, where is your source for try scorers? I'm not questioning you; I was just trying to find it on the official site and could not. Where you have it listed that numerous teams have a player with 4 tries, I was thinking it would be improved if we said how many teams (4 teams? 7? 12? All of them). But without a table to look at myself (and without going to the trouble of poring over each match report) I can't.Alanmjohnson (talk) 23:13, 26 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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