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Watson moves up the board
Jobe Watson has redeemed himself this week in the Essendon Footy Tipping competition. Watson tipped six winners in Round 14 to bring his cumulative total up to 74. This week Watson tipped Collingwood, Geelong, Adelaide, St Kilda, Richmond, Sydney, Essendon and Carlton.
Jobe Watson has redeemed himself this week in the Essendon Footy Tipping competition. Watson tipped six winners in Round 14 to bring his cumulative total up to 74.
This week Watson tipped Collingwood, Geelong, Adelaide, St Kilda, Richmond, Sydney, Essendon and Carlton.
A massive 198 entrants tipped eight winners last week with Helen Van Dinter and James Murphy tied in first place with a score of 81.
To enter the 2010 Footy Tipping Competition, click here.
The winner of the 2010 Footy Tipping competition will take home a 50-inch Samsung Plasma Screen TV with a Samsung Blu-ray Home Theatre package valued at $2600.
Any entrant who beats Jobe Watson at the end of the end of the 2010 home-and-away season will receive a $20 Bomber shop e-voucher (redeemable when you spend a minimum of $50 in the online store).
Craig Mason is once again on top in the adidas SuperBoot competition with a running total of 79. Avi Brown and Brian Kenny used their Coleman cards last week to bring their round total up to 12.
The winner of the 2010 adidas SuperBoot competition will win Samsung Plasma worth $1600.
To enter the adidas SuperBoot competition, click here.
In addition to this, any entrant who tips more than 147 goals for the season will take home $25000 cash.
Essendon veteran Mark McVeigh says being around the 2000 Premiership side early in his career helped make him become a passionate Bomber and says the current team is eager to impress that great squad. Speaking ahead of his 200th game this Sunday - which will be held before the 10-year Premiership celebration at Crown - the 29-year-old says he is proud to be at Windy Hill.
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