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Winning with Moore tips

GAZETTE football reporter Ken Moore proved his credentials with a solid win in the newspaper’s Ellinbank and District Football League tipsters’ poll for 2005.
Moore finished the homeandaway season with five of the seven winners, taking his tally for the year to 92, two ahead of Andrea Banbury on 90, with former West Gippsland umpire Gavin Krygger a further two tips away in third place.
The even EDFL competition was highlighted by many upsets and competitive matches in 2005 and the finals series starting this Saturday promises to be a cracker.
Ken will continue to tip during the finals series and be joined by several guest tipsters in the grand final week.

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