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Yeah. We’re trying to be cool. In front of a bunch of obsessed Hawks tragics on a small internet forum. That’s exactly it. You nailed it! We shouldn’t question the actions (and failed promises) of a buffoon who doesn’t prioritise the interests of his constituents (Hawthorn players, staff...

Wut? Who suggested that? So we should be happy with a loudmouth political moron who puts his own interests first? Because it’s all too hard? Good solution. Putin thanks you for your apathy.

But I assumed he was dedicated full-time to the best interests of the Hawthorn Football Club…

Shouldn’t have to wait until 2023 for Jeffrey Putin to finally p!ss off. And that’s only if he’s true to hs word. Can anyone think of examples of when he’s been true to his word? I can think of multiple examples of him promising and failing to deliver. He’s been too busy clowning around...

Our success under Clarkson did not come from the coach, or talent, or the draft picks, or trading, or luck and timing, or any single one of a long list of ingredients. Our success came from the systems that Clarkson put in place, both on-field and off. *defence first *strict zoning system (we...

That is exactly the kind of clause a club should Putin.

I much prefer this version of my awful account name. Mods? Edit: my version of humour is of the Cyril Rioli type - attempted humour with malice. P.S. thread officially derailed.

“Would of win?” Really? Spelling, logic and statistics are not your friends. I cannot find a single person claiming we would have won this game if not for the umpires. Umpire 13 had an absolute stinker. (His beard really is immaculate, though. I guess most of his preparation went into...

This this this. Our mids try to do it all. Not enough trust yet. And the selectors haven’t got the balance right.

One post claiming the little grub was diving? LOL. Go back to your bedroom. Your mum will bring you fresh undies and take away your special internet socks any minute now.

Agreed. This was evident from early on. Lack of confidence, lack of communication, lack of trust, lack of awareness, and perceived pressure. Both CJ and Hardwick missed easy uncontested marks, and chose to thump it away. Compared to the previous week’s intercept mark-fest it was especially...

Sounds like Days is weeks if not months.

Ooh, that would have been doubly sweet if the Wobbles had put a game on us. Mmm, icing. One can dream. But not to be.

Err. Not an ideal conversion rate…

I agree, was attempting to look forward. The adjudication of ruck contests makes it easier for moronic lumps like Lycett and That Fat Cheat Mumford to throw their weight around in the contest without being penalised. Ceglar doesn’t have the craft, the athleticism or the tank to overcome that...

Being truly thick is hard because you have no idea just how god-damned dumb you are. It’s all unknown unknowns in them there parts in SA.

It’s the best thing about their club…

When you’re being outplayed and outclassed by a better side, in a game to celebrate one of the best AFL footballers of all time, it’s truly galling to be reamed by a single, incompetent yet impeccably bearded umpire. People pay good money to be reamed that hard. The second quarter was an...

There is the lesson about how umpires with exceptionally well-manicured beards can be allowed to fellate an entire club on free to air TV.

This thread needs more Spackler. In fact, HFC needs more Spackler. You know what? Victoria needs more Spackler. #smartestguyintheroom #sackclarkogetspackler #spacklerforpremier

Has been a common refrain for over a season.

On track to equal Richmond’s score from the previous round.

No confidence. No trust. Not the same team of the last 3 weeks. Form aside, when was the last year we had without injuries to our most important players?

A handbag tackle in other words.

A real difference in class out there. And the umpires are bringing up the rear by a long long way.

Last I watched the game, I spotted something like half a dozen non-calls, dodgy frees or 50/50 calls (not to mention lucky bounces) that went their way during their run of centre clearances in the last. They gambled it all to win, by running ahead of the ball in waves. Any one of those goes...

Thanks for the reply. It would be a moveable feast, no doubt. It may show how a fixture remained consistently difficult through a season. Or how pre-season prognostications were wildly off and a difficult fixture turned into a doddle. But it could explain how a team might yo-yo from one year...

That is some performance. Always good to get an Essendon fan’s perspective on the game.

This. And very well put. Sometimes sarcasm is the most powerful way to impart truth. Those middle-class neighbours with a drug problem, who carry on making noise like they’re the only ones around, who leave their bins out, play metal too loud, hoon their old SV6s up streets with kids on them...

I second this. He appears a bit rough around the edges. But is a focused and tough competitor who lets his football do the proverbial talking Compared to Selwood, who is a proven bad sport, sore loser, dirty player, (a rotten sniper, in fact) and a ducking cheat (not to mention the league’s...