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It really shitzs me how quickly the weagles have gone up the ladder and we are still warming the bottom end of the ladder.

No. I see it as inspiration for what can happen when a team clicks. Hope our boys think the same.

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50. Points up at 3/4 time.... Hard to see Hawks winning flag from here

Only way Hawks stay in the flag race is if the Swans upset the Dockers tomorrow so Hawthorn don't have to do another WA trip.

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50. Points up at 3/4 time.... Hard to see Hawks winning flag from here

yeah but I'll keep watching for the Frawley fark ups.
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Good to see James Frawley is really impacting this game. Go James !!!!!


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No. I see it as inspiration for what can happen when a team clicks. Hope our boys think the same.

Except they went from top 4 to bottom 4 in a season, picked up nik nat and co and now top 4 again.

Still think the draft should be done on wins (or ladder pos) over 3 years. Eliminates tanking, gives teams what they need.

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yeah but I'll keep watching for the Frawley fark ups.

Chip has helped to give us one of the best young midfielders we have drafted in a long time and now helped to severely damage the Hawks chances of winning three on the trot.

I think I'm starting to like him again

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No. I see it as inspiration for what can happen when a team clicks. Hope our boys think the same.

Sure. It is all attitude

We have believed we can't win for years


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James Frawley has played one more final than me and I'm guessing he won't add to that margin. That said, he's made quite a difference to the Hawks line up.

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Well now at least the finals got interesting. The Dawks will now have to really earn it, if they make it. Let's hope they don't.

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Watching the replay now of West Coast/Hawthorn. Gee, it's awkward watching Frawley. I'm glad he doesn't play for us anymore. I'd take Gussy every day of the week.

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Been saying all along, Frawley will cost Hawthorn the three-peat. He's fools gold and the Hawks arrogantly thought they could "save" him from the MFC, just like Blease and Geelong.

So, so great to see the pricks lose.

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Can't believe Frawley wasn't subbed out.

HAwks had chances to get back into it here and have wasted chance after chance

Because Lake was just as bad and they couldn't figure where to hide them both so they subbed out Hale instead.

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Because Lake was just as bad and they couldn't figure where to hide them both so they subbed out Hale instead.

Could've hid them both behind Hale's forehead.

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