Dunno.
More worried about other things in life....ie - horses, modelling, documentaries etc...
If someone said to Crawf, "You can't play for Hawthorn anymore", he'd happily move onto the next venture with minimal fuss.
But thats Crawf isn't it??? head strong and aware that nothing lasts forever, he looks to have that complete balance in life. Crawford has played trained as hard or if not more than any other player or captain out there, he's an individual and he speaks his mind, he has many things outside footy but there is no question that football isn't his number one love, there is no way you can survive in the AFL for so long without loving the game or the club you play for.
Even when the club was in shambles at the end of 2004 and he disagreed with the hierachy knowing fully he might not have the chance to play in a premiership, he stayed and pledged his support.
In many games captaining the Hawks he was our soul focus the only star , copping accolades along the way and also the full force of the negative press as the face of Hawthorn.
He trained like he played, a role model for all youngsters one of the best prepared footballers of his time.
He is 100% Hawthorn.