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philhawk
23rd October 2006, 22:11
I was wondering whether anyone's taken a look at the terrific Hawthorn wiki page on Wikipedia?

Hawthorn Football Club (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorn_Hawks)

Now I dont want to embarass anyone by naming them, but what the heck (:p), I want to commend both RustyHawk and HugsHawk (I checked the page history ;)), for the great work they've both done for that page.

I'm sure there are probably others who i'm unable to mention due to the way in which I cant recognize their 'Wiki-Username', but great work Rusty and Hugs, it's truly amazing to read some of the stuff that's been written there. :thumbsu:

hawkaz1
23rd October 2006, 22:28
Yeh I have looked at it a few times, wikipedia could be the most awesome site ever, it has so much info on everything... woops 2nd best after bigfooty:p If there is anythig you want to know about footy its there. For example did you know that the melbourne football club are the 5th oldest football club of any code in the world. I think thats what I read on there the other week. Anyway hawks own melbourne and good to see that posters on bigfooty have helped the hawthorn page on wikipedia.:thumbsu:

philhawk
23rd October 2006, 22:35
Yeh I have looked at it a few times, wikipedia could be the most awesome site ever, it has so much info on everything... woops 2nd best after bigfooty:p If there is anythig you want to know about footy its there. For example did you know that the melbourne football club are the 5th oldest football club of any code in the world. I think thats what I read on there the other week. Anyway hawks own melbourne and good to see that posters on bigfooty have helped the hawthorn page on wikipedia.:thumbsu:

Well said, hawkaz. It really is an amazing site! I was looking up some information about Phar Lap after hearing the news about him today and found myself searching through his geneology dating back to a horse in the 1830's! :eek:

Thaihawk
23rd October 2006, 23:13
Did you know that phar lap is the Thai word for lightening?
I wonder if it has any connection with the naming of the great gelding.

kolchak
23rd October 2006, 23:50
Did you know that phar lap is the Thai word for lightening?
I wonder if it has any connection with the naming of the great gelding.

Yeah, if you have seen the movie, "not sure how much of it is true" but his owner is talking to some arabic guy and asks him what lightening means in his language.

kolchak
23rd October 2006, 23:54
Well said, hawkaz. It really is an amazing site! I was looking up some information about Phar Lap after hearing the news about him today and found myself searching through his geneology dating back to a horse in the 1830's! :eek:

All race horces can conceivably be traced back to 3 types of horses. Forgot what breeds they were, when race horses have sex it has to be witnessed by some horse guy so the line is not broken.

Hawkk
24th October 2006, 00:05
If there is anythig you want to know about footy its there. For example did you know that the melbourne football club are the 5th oldest football club of any code in the world.
I always thought they were the oldest :confused:

philhawk
24th October 2006, 00:12
I always thought they were the oldest :confused:

Oldest Football Clubs (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldest_football_club)

Very interesting!

kolchak
24th October 2006, 00:29
Oldest Football Clubs (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldest_football_club)

Very interesting!

Kinda makes sense that Geelong were not sure what they were playing :)

fishbowl
24th October 2006, 01:30
Kinda makes sense that Geelong were not sure what they playing :)
Geelong have never know what they are playing.

Fabulous
24th October 2006, 06:38
Wiki should have a sticky.

Hugshawks
24th October 2006, 19:29
I was wondering whether anyone's taken a look at the terrific Hawthorn wiki page on Wikipedia?

Hawthorn Football Club (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorn_Hawks)

Now I dont want to embarass anyone by naming them, but what the heck (:p), I want to commend both RustyHawk and HugsHawk (I checked the page history ;)), for the great work they've both done for that page.

I'm sure there are probably others who i'm unable to mention due to the way in which I cant recognize their 'Wiki-Username', but great work Rusty and Hugs, it's truly amazing to read some of the stuff that's been written there. :thumbsu:

Cheers Phil. If anyone know something which can be added, do it! :thumbsu:

delirious1
24th October 2006, 19:34
nice job, would like for them maybe to put a bit more info about the players who dont have their page yet

philhawk
24th October 2006, 19:44
Cheers Phil. If anyone know something which can be added, do it! :thumbsu:

Not a problem. :thumbsu:

I thought it was classic that a Wiki-user named 'Nimchief' tried to edit our page earlier this year to change the title of the page to 'Tassie Hawks'. From the comments on his user-page, he was very meek when he was found out. :D

Anyone know of a 'NimChief'? ;)

Mitchell Madness
28th October 2006, 18:34
found a few little errors, like it was the prelim in 2001, not the semi, and it was to runner up Essendon, but that was a fair while ago where i updated it