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1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Sandra Sully with the late news.

its funny though

Posted
3 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

I'm hearing that hawks don't want the trade to Happen until the O'meara trade does so.the fans are happy with that and will care less about losing lewis.

cat...bag...out

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Just now, demondame said:

Thanks LH, but no nothing to report

Further to that, the Hogan info was shared when clearly it was a done deal. I would conclude from that, that no deal yet is 100%.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

I'm hearing that hawks don't want the trade to Happen until the O'meara trade does so.the fans are happy with that and will care less about losing lewis.

I'm not usually one for coarse language but the hawks can put their PR rubbish up where the sun don't shine!!!

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Imagine the experience he would bring to our midfield. He will be great for Brayshaw, Hunt even Viney and it's another player to help out Jones. Its another big body in there to help out. It would be kind of cool to have him. 


Posted
3 minutes ago, demondame said:

Further to that, the Hogan info was shared when clearly it was a done deal. I would conclude from that, that no deal yet is 100%.

You are being modest dd.  A done deal perhaps but one no-one knew about it. I recall you 'announced' it the day after the grand final at which time everyone else was still guessing if and when. 

Lewis seems to be close to that 100% mark despite the ongoing Hawks shenanigans!  Fingers crossed.

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Going to be even more entertaining after Hawks trade out for busts.

curtains closing on the Glenferrie era !!

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I don't want to take anything away from Clarkson because he has revolutionised coaching like other greats have done in the past, but it really looks like the presence of Fagan is being sorely missed. Hawthorn have not made these kinds of player and planning errors in a decade or more. Sorry if this has been mentioned elsewhere and I missed it but this is lookong so much like Brisbane in Voss' first or second year. An absolute operational basket case. And I am so glad it is not us. 

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1 hour ago, Gorgoroth said:

The big question is, What number will he wear at the Dees?

6 of course, it will be vacated by then and it will also mean he will be twice the player he was at Hawthorn

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Why would any Hawks player be loyal to the club now after they shafted 2 legends?

the hilarious part is they lose their two best players for virtually nothing!

lewis is going to be a maniac when we play the Hawks next year!!

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9 minutes ago, Tram 74 said:

6 of course, it will be vacated by then and it will also mean he will be twice the player he was at Hawthorn

Only 14 posts in and you are already producing pearlers...

I see great things for you young warrior.... Great things :cool:

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The inclusion of Lewis will be pretty huge to our midfield. He adds some grunt, class,"leadership", and something that we have been lacking for a seriously long time, a genuine third man option in stoppages. I don't think this will hinder the development of some of our younger players, I think it will give some of them the desire to improve, to play alongside him and will really help figure out who isn't good enough to remain on our list in the future.

I really like the way we seem to be going about trade week ever since Roos took over. We have been creative but not risky and rather ruthless, making trades get done on our terms with reluctances to budge. This trade is just another example of the great work of our entire FD. 

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Emma Quayle has reported that Hawks told Suns, Lewis is too far down the track with Melbourne, to consider coming to them. In other words the deal has been done.

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1 hour ago, beelzebub said:

still considers himself a Pie..   go figure

Has never been back to Melbourne from what I hear.....and the club has never sought to get him there...

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IMHO the potential benefits of Lewis are to improve three qualities we needed to improve last season: (1) his ability to get his team over the line in tight matches; (2) his skill at getting the ball from contested to uncontested - getting it from a stoppage into useful space; (3) general organisation at stoppages, especially if Max is being nullified.

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1 hour ago, GrandOld said:

J.L has been cut out of the HFC Twitter photo ?

Lewis and Dunstan are the feature players on the HFC web site, as of now.

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7 minutes ago, KrazyJay said:

Only 14 posts in and you are already producing pearlers...

I see great things for you young warrior.... Great things :cool:

Young warroir, please make it true. I have been reading for a long time,  regrettably I didn't have the confidence in my IT ability to post until recently. Some of you probably have fathers like me that need help finding the mouse button and technical stuff like that. I will say though that even though a lot of you say things that don't make much sense I don't care. I love all of it and I know all of your hearts beat true. You keep posting, I will keep reading (and post occasionally) and we will all see the Demons prosper.

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12 minutes ago, Mono said:

Lewis and Dunstan are the feature players on the HFC web site, as of now.

The twitter account is run by Hawthorn.

The HFC web site is run by Telstra. Enuff said. They may get around to updating it by round 12 next season.

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1 hour ago, demondame said:

Thanks LH, but no nothing to report

damn, I'll just have to have a little bevy, whilst I sit & wait !

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