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Hawthorn v Melbourne: NAB Cup 3

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Hawthorn continues to play their short kicking game spotting up targets.

Hodge 45 out directly in front for the first goal.

 
 

Franklin with a freakish goal from the boundry line

Frawley playing in front of Franklin so far.

Hawthorn playing well in transition have so far got through the press effectively.

MFC breaking down across half forward Clark playing deep.

Hawthorn playing a high mark high posession game in complete contrast with our game


Here is the thing, we are f'ing woeful against top quality attacking teams still.

Looser than a cheap prostitute. For shame.

Lewis another goal from the boundary line

Hawthorn having the better of the contest so far.

Bruest lining up for 3rd goal

Not looking good. Nothing like the intensity of last week.
 

Hale marks lining up for 5th hawthorn goal

4 in 4 minutes

witches hats comes to mind.

Edited by Diablo Deemon


Inexcusable start.

Our midfield is so bad when pinned up against actual quality. It's sad.

Jurrah in trouble, getting pumped by the Hawks, whoever is in charge at the Dees needs to recognise that the sooner we announce the sponsor the better, giving at least some good news, or else we will struggle to get close to 35,000 members this year.


Magner off with a possible broken finger - could see bone apparently (3aw boundary rider)

Edited by Demon Disciple

Take it easy guys. We win a game and its only NAB cup we start bad and its end of the world.

 

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