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Massive prize pool on offer
<DIV>With so many great prizes on offer - who wouldn’t want to get involved in the <SPAN style=""FONT-STYLE: italic"">Don Footy Tipping</SPAN>, <SPAN style=""FONT-STYLE: italic"">SuperBoot</SPAN> or the <SPAN style=""FONT-STYLE: italic"">Player of the Year </SPAN>competitions! The 2009 Player of the Year award is under way with Jobe Watson leading the count ahead of Andrew Lovett and Jason Winderlich. </DIV>
With so many great prizes on offer - who wouldn’t want to get involved in the Don Footy Tipping, SuperBoot or the Player of the Year competitions.
The 2009 Player of the Year award is under way with Jobe Watson leading the count ahead of Andrew Lovett and Jason Winderlich.
It's your chance to give your 3-2-1 votes for the Essendon players each week and, at the end of the year, we will award the Player of the Year to the player with the most votes.
The Don Footy Tipping is well and truly off the mark now with this year’s first prize being $2000 cash thanks to Don and a 50-inch Samsung Plasma Screen TV valued at $2500.
Second prize is two tickets to the 2009 Crichton medal with one night’s accommodation at Crown Promenade. The third place winner will walk away with a 2009 team-signed guernsey.
Paul Rigby, Ian Graham and Joe Stella are leading the way in theDon Footy Tipping competition sitting equal first with 87 correct tips and are all in contention for the big prize if they keep picking winners.
SuperBoot gives you the chance to win a Samsung 50 inch plasma television valued at $2500 and go into the draw to win a weekly prize of a Samsung MP3 player when you tip the leading goal kicker for the round.
Brendan Mitchell is our current leader the SuperBoot competition on 56, two goals clear of Graeme O’Brien on 54 and Jamie Muscatel on 53. But with 8 rounds to go – it is still anyone’s game.
All the details ahead of Essendon's final game of the season.
Breaking
Breaking
A new chapter for the iconic Dreamtime game
The Richmond and Essendon football clubs will write a new chapter in the history of the Dreamtime game, joining with Tourism Western Australia and the AFL to establish Dreamtime at Maali as part of a new two-year partnership.
Feature
Feature
Dreamtime heads west: The start of a new chapter in Essendon’s history
More than two decades after the inaugural Dreamtime at the ‘G, Essendon will take the historic fixture to Western Australia for the second time in history.
Announcement
Announcement
‘Magic’ hangs ‘em up: Alexander announces retirement