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I hate Hawthorn but my hatred for Clark is greater.

Suck [censored] coward. Could have stuck it out and got a win this week. Instead you're getting flogged. Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.

Enjoying the boos he's getting too. Nobody has any sympathy for him it seems.

 

Geelong are rubbish. Enright looks like he has already retired and Bartel isn't much better. Even Selwood is having a poor game.

Hawks on today's form would have flogged anyone, but will be interesting to see what becomes of Geelong this season. Lots of geriatrics playing for them today.

Oh, how much I would give to finish above them.


Bartel Enright Longergan and Stokes all look cooked.

Hawthorn would have beaten anyone today I'm sure, but Geelong's kids have never looked remarkable to me. Commentators seem to think they have this amazingly rejuvenated list but every single time their senior players have poor days (Bartel, Enright, Johnson etc.), as has happened today, the kids go missing completely. It's easy to look good when you're thumping GWS or St Kilda at Skilled Stadium, but I don't rate their list outside of that core of superstars, and if they slide this year, I don't rate Geelong.

Bartel Enright Longergan and Stokes all look cooked.

Yep, and you can add Stevie J to that list as well. A number of their good players are all over 30.

Plus their ruck division is a shambles as well. They might struggle a bit this year.

 

I'd say the westbound lanes of the westgate fwy. would be busy right now

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lol @ that horrible handball Chip gave to Gibson setting him up to get crunched


lol @ that horrible handball Chip gave to Gibson setting him up to get crunched

It was a real MFC special, wasn't it?


clark just got his first touch in about an hour and you could definitely hear booing. Think about that Mitchy boy

Very surprising the hawks fans are booing Clark. I knew there had to be something good about hawks fans

Mitch Clark is an amazing mark and kick of the footy. Why is he not at Melbourne still? It's an absolute travesty.


Hate the commentators constantly saying 'frawley must love his new environment'. He's absolute sh*t! Can't kick, poor decision making- he is actually one of the reasons we have been so poor. Very glad he's gone.

Hate the commentators constantly saying 'frailly must love his new environment'. He's absolute sh*t! Can't kick, poor decision making- he is actually one of the reasons we have been so poor. Very glad he's gone.

Exactly.

Also, this game just reaffirms why we must back the players in our side who have skill good foot skills. We can only afford a few of the battlers who work hard but constantly butcher the ball.

 

Here I was thinking Clark left us chasing success.

Guess I was wrong, sorry Mitch.

Shaw only got one week for Kent hit

Delidio the same - lucky imo

interesting only one week considering he lifted his elbow to hit him in the head.


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