The Wildcats must be favourite, but the Bulls must be spewing about losing two years in a row.
Other team have also seen the benchmark raised and must be thinking about how they need to get themselves a few players with professional or semi professional experience.
The team that wins next year will have to raise the bar again, because I can't see the Bulls or the Wildcats standing still, and the Knights, Sharks and Slayers are all capable of finding a few overseas guys, especially the Slayers, who have a strong NZ connection to work with.
It all looks good for the standard of the comp to take off next season.
Other team have also seen the benchmark raised and must be thinking about how they need to get themselves a few players with professional or semi professional experience.
The team that wins next year will have to raise the bar again, because I can't see the Bulls or the Wildcats standing still, and the Knights, Sharks and Slayers are all capable of finding a few overseas guys, especially the Slayers, who have a strong NZ connection to work with.
It all looks good for the standard of the comp to take off next season.