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9 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Coat tails of the final tilt mate...

Their zone and midfield pressure stifled the supply to Kennedy that day. Frawley was a good player though. 

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Hodge was " admirable " today, we were reminded by the commentators in the final quarter. Within 10 seconds, he had kicked into the man on the mark and handballed the ball straight to a Geelong player. He has been a champion but he's gone now. There are too many holes in the Hawthorn team now, not being filled by the likes of Hartung,Sicily, Langford or Vickery. Is it too much to hope for the Weagles to deliver another 86 point thumping to the beleaguered Hawks  next week??? We can only hope !!!!

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Posted (edited)
7 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Coat tails of the final tilt mate...

Geeze.. there's being bitter and the there's just being pathetic.. The guy served his time at Melb, played under the worst management of the clubs history still became AA.. 

Left (which we ended up getting with picks 2&3 with his compo) 

And you label his premiership "cheap" the fact that you label a premiership cheap when the club we support hasn't been able to achieve since TV was Black and White..

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Posted
7 minutes ago, A F said:

Their zone and midfield pressure stifled the supply to Kennedy that day. Frawley was a good player though. 

I am not saying he wasn't. But he jumped on board to ride the last wave..

most of the hard work was already done. 

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5 minutes ago, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

Geeze.. there's being bitter and the there's just being pathetic.. The guy served his time at Melb, played under the worst management of the clubs history still became AA.. 

Left (which we ended up getting with picks 2&3 with his compo) 

And you label his premiership "cheap" the fact that you label a premiership cheap when the club we support hasn't been able to achieve since TV was Black and White..

Whorethorn deserved it's 4 flags. Chip jumped on board late when most of the work was done

thus i consider it a cheap flag compared to a 2016 Bulldog Flag

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And their first round pick belongs to the saints. Sainters will be joyous with every Hawks loss.

 

Suck it Hawks.

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Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Whorethorn deserved it's 4 flags. Chip jumped on board late when most of the work was done

thus i consider it a cheap flag compared to a 2016 Bulldog Flag

Yeah.. winning a third flag in a row.. something rarely done.. incredibly cheap compared to winning 1 flag in 60 years..

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HAAAAA ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!

 

I take a small piece of pride knowing that it was definitely Melbourne that finally cracked them and made them come crumbling down.

Before Melbourne beat them - 9 wins in a row, just two losses for the season to round 18.

Since Melbourne beat them - 2 wins, 7 losses.

We can pin this one up next to Melbourne breaking Essendon, way back in the actual drug-cheating season.

Before losing to Melbourne, Round 10, 2012 - 8 wins, 1 loss.

After losing to Melbourne - 3 wins, 9 losses.

 

As a club, we achieve two things for other clubs. Getting their kids rising star nominations, and intervening on behalf of the football demiurge.

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16 minutes ago, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

Geeze.. there's being bitter and the there's just being pathetic.. The guy served his time at Melb, played under the worst management of the clubs history still became AA.. 

Left (which we ended up getting with picks 2&3 with his compo) 

And you label his premiership "cheap" the fact that you label a premiership cheap when the club we support hasn't been able to achieve since TV was Black and White..

Our compo for Frawley was pick 3. We got pick 2 for finishing where we did.

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Just now, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

Yeah.. winning a third flag in a row.. something rarely done.. incredible cheap compared to winning 1 flag in 60 years..

No you misunderstand me. Whorethorn did all the work

chip just joined the ride late

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A couple of questions going through my head:

Are the hawks playing for a priority pick?

Paul Roos the Hawthorn coach for 2018?

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2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

No you misunderstand me. Whorethorn did all the work

chip just joined the ride late

Take off your eye patch and pure jealousy of a better club. I got what you were implying, I just think it's a ridiculous thing to say.

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It's sort of hollow celebrating their demise.

You want to, but deep down those 4 flags in 8 years don't give you much reason to.

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3 minutes ago, A F said:

Our compo for Frawley was pick 3. We got pick 2 for finishing where we did.

Thanks Einstein.. I was saying we were able to get two picks inside the top 3 instead of 1.

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20 minutes ago, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

Take off your eye patch and pure jealousy of a better club. I gig what you were implying, I just think it's a ridiculous thing to say.

I have seen everyone of their putrid flags since '71. 

Worked with 3 Whorethorn Supporters who made my life hell in '87 & '88 ON A DAILY BASIS

I have no sympathy for Chip or Whorethorn Supporters

we could have used Chip on Saturday but he switched off in Mid 2014

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26 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

Not sure who they'll trade, but you would think at least two of Hodge, Burgoyne and Gibson will call it quits at the end of the year.  Their list as a whole is looking light on for talent, especially in the key position areas, and after this year they will see even more experience disappear from the list.

I don't feel sorry for them in the slightest, but it was inevitable that they would take a fall after 4 flags.

Someone like poppy might hold some value to a team like the giants who don't really have a genuine small forward but is contending for a flag, I suspect they should try and get at least 2 top15 picks this year if they can

need a quick injection of young talent onto that list 

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2 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

I would be more than happy to be 0 & 4 if we had recently won FOUR PREMIERSHIPS. 

So would i. You bet. But thank God their reign has finished. 

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12 minutes ago, Abe said:

Someone like poppy might hold some value to a team like the giants who don't really have a genuine small forward but is contending for a flag, I suspect they should try and get at least 2 top15 picks this year if they can

need a quick injection of young talent onto that list 

I would be happy to see Melb trade for Bruest.

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1 minute ago, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

I would be happy to see Melb trade for Bruest.

As would I, if they'd accept Ben Kennedy for him

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11 minutes ago, ProDee said:

It's sort of hollow celebrating their demise.

You want to, but deep down those 4 flags in 8 years don't give you much reason to.

I don't mind watching them fall apart.

Never liked them much and their flags are irrelevant at this stage.

Their demise is quite enjoyable.despite their succces.

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25 minutes ago, Mud Dogs Gonna Win said:

Thanks Einstein.. I was saying we were able to get two picks inside the top 3 instead of 1.

Quickly becoming one of my least favourite posters. Congratulations. 

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Their fans...the worst in so many ways. arrogant, Family! Family!?Hah! Interested to see how all those rusted on fans drop away now.. Their fans.....

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1 minute ago, Salems Lot said:

Their fans...the worst in so many ways. arrogant, Family! Family!?Hah! Interested to see how all those rusted on fans drop away now.. Their fans.....

Quickly. 

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