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Leaderboard tight after 17 Rounds
<P class=MsoNormal style=""MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 10pt"">Jobe Watson is climbing his way back up the Footy Tipping leaderboard after naming six winners in Round 17 to bring his cumulative total 91. This week Watson tipped Essendon, Collingwood, Hawthorn, Geelong, Brisbane, Richmond, Western Bulldogs, Fremantle.
Jobe Watson is climbing his way back up the Footy Tipping leaderboard after naming six winners in Round 17 to bring his cumulative total 91.
This week Watson tipped Essendon, Collingwood, Hawthorn, Geelong, Brisbane, Richmond, Western Bulldogs, Fremantle.
After 17 rounds of tipping, the top of the leader board is still looking very tight. Wayne Walters is sitting at the top of the pack with a running total of 98. Six people are just two tips behind him.
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 valued at $2600. In addition to this, any entrant who beats Jobe Watson’s score at the end of the home-and-away season will receive a $20 Bomber shop e-voucher, redeemable when you spend $50 or more in the online store.
Last week saw Claude Lorenzini take the lead in the adidas SuperBoot competition. Claude has maintained that lead this week after tipping Hawthorn’s Lance Franklin to kick the most goals. He now leads the pack by three goals on 107.
David Plowright is currently in second place on 104 points, followed by Joseph Pike, Trish Saunders and Jillian Knights, all on 94 goals.
The entrant who wins first place in the 2010 adidas SuperBoot competition will take home a Samsung plasma valued at $1600. In addition to this, any entrant who tips more than 147 goals for the season will take home $25000 cash.
The Bombers ended last week’s win over the Kangaroos with a massive amount of interchanges. Essendon made 155 rotations on Saturday night. The AFL has suggested this week that they may put a cap on the amount of interchanges a team can make in a match, sparking debate about how this rule would affect game speed, team tactics and the health and safety of players. In this week’s poll we pose the question, ‘Should the AFL put a cap on interchange rotations in 2011?’
