Days since Hawthorn won a final…

[rampantswan]

2554.

 

[FISTO]

Hawforn the new essington

 

[63 others]

But But But.....powerhouse or some shit

 

[Jeff76]

Family club


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[FurTheWin]

On track to reach the magic 5000 mark in June 2029
Can't see why not

 

[rampantswan]

2555

 

[HAPPY CHEFFY]

Wowee, such a long time!!! What an embarrassing fall from grace.

 

[newcs]

If your going to do it then do it properly.

 

[Rabish Binney]

 

[crazywildhorse]

I admire the play, but open this thread when we draft our first player that wasn’t alive when we last won a final.

 

[CharacterFirst]

I admire the play, but open this thread when we draft our first player that wasn’t alive when we last won a final.

Are they allowing you to be part of the draft going forward?

Might be ruled out for a decade or so.

"Family Club."

 

[newcs]

 

[Cuzz09]

What's Essendon up to?

Is there a "last day without a finals win drought ladder?" that gets updated daily?

Reckon there should be. Would be interesting.



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[Grand Uncle Horace]

I reckon Hawf are just at the start.

In Kennett and Mitchell they have the worst leadership duo since Nixon and Agnew.

Everyone knows Jeff is a dangerous idiot but Mitchell may be worse. Clarke and the then Hawf players realised it when Sam was a despotic skipper. Despite being a Premiership winning skipper, Sam was deposed by Clarko and the players.

Like Napoleon in exile Mitchell ( another little fella.,. Hmnnn,.) plotted his revenge. His ignominious trade to the Weasels only added further incentive.

He and Jeff engineered his return and the coup to topple Clarko. Next has been the elimination of any experienced players who might challenge him. Purging the other Mitchell was a highlight.

Arguably he has gone too far with half the list struggling with puberty. This may lead to a tough start to 2023. The need for on field leadership will see Hawf pick Sam in the mid season draft and for his installation as captain coach. Nirvana. Wrongs finally righted

 

[Dinsdale]

I reckon Hawf are just at the start.

In Kennett and Mitchell they have the worst leadership duo since Nixon and Agnew.

Everyone knows Jeff is a dangerous idiot but Mitchell may be worse. Clarke and the then Hawf players realised it when Sam was a despotic skipper. Despite being a Premiership winning skipper, Sam was deposed by Clarko and the players.

Like Napoleon in exile Mitchell ( another little fella.,. Hmnnn,.) plotted his revenge. His ignominious trade to the Weasels only added further incentive.

He and Jeff engineered his return and the coup to topple Clarko. Next has been the elimination of any experienced players who might challenge him. Purging the other Mitchell was a highlight.

Arguably he has gone too far with half the list struggling with puberty. This may lead to a tough start to 2023. The need for on field leadership will see Hawf pick Sam in the mid season draft and for his installation as captain coach. Nirvana. Wrongs finally righted

Jeff will finally be history after the AGM.
Sam is a premiership winning mid-field coach already.

 

[Grand Uncle Horace]

Jeff will finally be history after the AGM.
Sam is a premiership winning mid-field coach already.

who West Cost were delighted to let go.

 

[Dinsdale]

who West Cost were delighted to let go.

nah, his misses didnt like Perf so they came back, get your facts straight.

 

[philreich]

What's Essendon up to?

Is there a "last day without a finals win drought ladder?" that gets updated daily?

Reckon there should be. Would be interesting.



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I wouldn't mind seeing "days since St. Kilda won a flag".

 

[Dinsdale]

I wouldn't mind seeing "days since St. Kilda won a flag".

around 20,400, maybe more due to leap years.​

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Years since last VFL/AFL premiership: ​

St Kilda - 56
Fremantle - 28*
Carlton - 27
Adelaide - 24
North Melbourne - 23
Essendon - 22
Brisbane - 19
Port Adelaide - 18
Gold Coast - 12*
Collingwood - 12
Greater Western Sydney - 11*
Sydney - 10
Hawthorn - 7
Western Bulldogs - 6
West Coast - 4
Richmond - 2
Melbourne - 1
Geelong - o

 

[philreich]

around 20,400, maybe more due to leap years.​

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Years since last VFL/AFL premiership: ​

St Kilda - 56
Fremantle - 28*
Carlton - 27
Adelaide - 24
North Melbourne - 23
Essendon - 22
Brisbane - 19
Port Adelaide - 18
Gold Coast - 12*
Collingwood - 12
Greater Western Sydney - 11*
Sydney - 10
Hawthorn - 7
Western Bulldogs - 6
West Coast - 4
Richmond - 2
Melbourne - 1
Geelong - o

I think you can write Melbourne off until the next time the Olympics are in Tokyo (1964 and 2021).