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Thursday 27 May 2010 10:57 pm

CITY VIEWS: WHO DO YOU THINK WILL WIN THE GUINNESS PREMIERSHIP FINAL?

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RICHARD BARBER | JP MORGAN
“I would like Leicester to win because they have more England players, and I think they will. Saracens were romping ahead early in the season but to me that was because they didn’t have any Six Nations players, so all the other teams were below par, but then they caught them up. But I think they do deserve to be in the finals. ”

RICHARD EVANS | ARGO
“I think Leicester will win – they’re traditionally the best in the country, but as a South African I’ll be rooting for Saracens. Brendan Venter seems to know what he is doing and has introduced quality attacking rugby to the Premiership. The controversial figures are normally the most entertaining for the armchair fan, and tend to do quite well.”

RICHARD GREGORY | MARITIME INSURANCE SOLUTIONS
“I think Saracens will win, because I support them. I’m quite impressed with how Brendan Venter has done this season. He has turned it around, things are a lot stricter and they seem united. He has done a good job. Leicester have got great players as well, but Saracens went down there recently and turned them over.”

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