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4 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

Tbh i think we'll be lucky to get within 5/6 goals of the Sqawkers. Could be wrong. Think we'll actually miss Viney shutting down someone today. Someone else will need to do that role. Too many not giving Hawthorn due credit imho

Dees need to be awake early . Don't want to get jumped as that's catchup footy.... tiring and all too often futile.

Like to see Fritter get jiggy. Be handy should Clarry have a blinder to silence his 'fan club' in the media. Roo needs to hang on to a few and find the sticks otherwise I'm not sure why he's back in tttt.

Just got to make a fist of it Dees.

Go us !!

Viney would have been good to use on Newcombe.

 

With Petty and Milkshake out obviously we need Jvr at his best and some top stuff from young Jeffo.

A lot riding on those two. Will be interesting.

 
15 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Don't mind kolt being sub. Interested to see what sharp can do in a full game

Don’t like it tbh

Would rather Kolt in the 22 than Sharp

Just now, Redleg said:

Viney would have been good to use on Newcombe.

Yep...and if someone else doesn't it will hurt us .


I think today will play similarly to how our game against the Swans in 23 did. Beautiful day, JVR pumped, clean skills, good run and a solid win.

The ‘Mayblooms’ will lose their petals today! ❤️💙

 

#freekickhawthorn has started early

Just now, jnrmac said:

#freekickhawthorn has started early

And a goal from it.

Nedd to man up though.


Great mark and goal young fella.
Love 'im more and more.


 

Oliver a liability in newcomb

Hawks waltzing through the middle with ease


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