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Round 4 - VFL Tipping update

LEADERS BOARD

Four tipsters share the lead after four rounds each with 18 winners.
Arthur Morihovitis a pies fan shares the lead with Don 'Cgull' Quayle a diehard seagulls supporter as well as old Box Hill Mustangs fan Glen 'Bombre' Barnard and old Camberwell Cobra and now Port supporter Keith Lumley.

THREE TIPSTERS PICKS SIX

Three tipsters picked all six winners for the round. Box Hill Mustangs diehard Glen 'Bombre' Barnard who was following the brown and gold 'white horses' in the days of Michael Kiker, Keith Ralph and Geoff 'Wally' Withers picked six winners with an aggregate score of 167 winners for the Coburg v Casey clash. Oakleigh Devils fan from the 80s who was following the purple and gold in the days of Rino Pretto, Danny Neary, Keith Battersby and Wes Hillard picked six winners but had an aggregate score of 173 winners for the ABC match. Arthur Morihovitis who being a Collingwood supporter would have either followed Preston or Brunswick in the old VFA days of the 70s. These days he follows the fortunes of Montmorency in the old Diamond Valley Football League.
Arthur with his six winners as he also picked 180 for the aggregate score which is closer than Glen and Willo (Coburg 73 Casey 115) total 188 points. 

Arthur collects $60. The next six winners jackpot will be in Round 6 as there will be only five matches in Round 5.

Outlook bleak for Frankston

From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
Full article Click here

FRANKSTON faces an uphill battle to get its season back on track after being beaten by 47 points by the Northern Bullants at Visy Park yesterday.

The stand-alone Dolphins are in a precarious position on and off the field: winless after four rounds, second-last on the VFL ladder and fighting to stay afloat financially, according to club president John Barry.

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