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An updated summary after 2014 GF:

Hawks Overall Games Record, 1925 to 2014

1880 games – 911 wins, 959 losses, 10 draws

Hawks Record (VFL), 1925 to 1989
1301 games – wins 590, 704 losses, 7 draws
Premierships: 8
Wooden spoons: 11

Hawks Record (AFL), 1990 to 2014
579 games - 321 wins, 255 losses, 3 draws
Premierships: 4
Wooden spoons: 0

Finals overall record
78 games - 50 wins, 28 losses, 0 draws
 

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Points for and against has flippedthis year.

Excellent finals record over six decades

Last ten goal loss R9 2012 richmond
Last one before that R4 2010 collingwood R13 2009 bulldogs etihad we had two losses in 2007

Damn good footy team
 
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No, at the start of the 2014 season Hawks were: 1855 games – 872 wins, 948 losses, 10 draws
Total games figure is correct though win/loss record doesn't add up!....Think you used the beginning of 2013 figures there.

Start of 2014 1855 Games: Won 891, Lost 954, Draws 10.

Though your O/P figures were spot on!;)....Were still behind the 50% eight-Ball Lethality, though it shouldn't be too long now before that is rectified!:thumbsu:
 

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Points for and against has flippedthis year.

Excellent finals record over six decades

Last ten goal loss R9 2012 richmond
Last one before that R4 2010 collingwood R13 2009 bulldogs etihad we had two losses in 2007

Damn good footy team
amazing side
 

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An updated summary after 2014 GF:

Hawks Overall Games Record, 1925 to 2014

1880 games – 911 wins, 959 losses, 10 draws

Hawks Record (VFL), 1925 to 1989
1301 games – wins 590, 704 losses, 7 draws
Premierships: 8
Wooden spoons: 11

Hawks Record (AFL), 1990 to 2014
579 games - 321 wins, 255 losses, 3 draws
Premierships: 4
Wooden spoons: 0

Finals overall record
78 games - 50 wins, 28 losses, 0 draws
What is our record from 1961. Obviously the first 40 odd years were lean.
 

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Total games figure is correct though win/loss record doesn't add up!....Think you used the beginning of 2013 figures there.

Start of 2014 1855 Games: Won 891, Lost 954, Draws 10.

Though your O/P figures were spot on!;)....Were still behind the 50% eight-Ball Lethality, though it shouldn't be too long now before that is rectified!:thumbsu:
Yes, my error, it was figures from start of 2013 which was the season we passed the win/loss ration for AFL matches from 1990.
 

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What is our record from 1961. Obviously the first 40 odd years were lean.
Hawks Record (VFL/AFL), 1961 to 2014
1230 games – wins 736, 488 losses, 6 draws
Premierships: 12
Wooden spoons: 1

Hawks Finals Record (VFL/AFL), 1961 to 2014
76 games – wins 49, 27 losses, 0 draws
 
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deanc....You wouldn't per chance have access to finals games played records for every Hawk player by any chance???....The only records I have are on current players & those who have played over 20 as published in the AFL Record season Guide!....

Be much obliged if you could provide the stats on this!

Also....If anyone knows how to contact the publishers of said annual, hows about asking them to get the goal-kicking figures right for Most Goals in A season on page 197 in the Hawthorn team page section.....Roughy kicked 75 goals in 2008 & they have yet to include it, also John Peck kicked 75 in 1963 & that is also missing!

I know it's pedantic but those errors really irk me; in what is supposed to be the AFL footballing bible!
 

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Burger is one of the oldest and played every game last year, so who knows. Maybe having so many over 30s means its easier to rotate and rest.

These guys have already transitioned into players 'of a certain age' so its just a management issue going forward

On another note which should be cause for optimism ( there I said it), you have to go back to carlton 95 geelong 94 and hawthorn 91 to find teams who won the granny bu 50 points or more who didnt return next year to the granny. They didnt always win mind you.

In fact none did
 
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Heebie and Dicko. Nice effort being up there with all those champions. I think Lekkas and Tallis did well too.

All Crawfs mates (not that theres anything wrong with that) too
Lekkas was a champion player in a poor team, he gave his all in those poor sides and very rarely got the kudos and recognition others did, i would put Condon in that group as well...........
 

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deanc....You wouldn't per chance have access to finals games played records for every Hawk player by any chance???....The only records I have are on current players & those who have played over 20 as published in the AFL Record season Guide!....

Be much obliged if you could provide the stats on this!

Also....If anyone knows how to contact the publishers of said annual, hows about asking them to get the goal-kicking figures right for Most Goals in A season on page 197 in the Hawthorn team page section.....Roughy kicked 75 goals in 2008 & they have yet to include it, also John Peck kicked 75 in 1963 & that is also missing!

I know it's pedantic but those errors really irk me; in what is supposed to be the AFL footballing bible!
Re Hawks player records for finals, sorry no, but that could be attainable if someone had the time to correlate all the relevant stats.
Some highlights. M Tuck has the record for number of finals played, 39 and Premierships, 7. D Brereton has the record for total goals, 53. Hawks have 5 players in the top 10 of the all time VFL/AFL list (includes G Coventry at No.1 with 111 finals).
Some trivia. C Langford who played in 25 finals kicked a total of 1 goal - his son, Will, who played in his first 3 finals already has 5! Hawks have the VFL/AFL record as consecutive finalists, 13 seasons from 1982 to 1994 which also included a record 7 consecutive Grand Finals from 1983 to 1989. However Hawks also have the VFL/AFL record as consecutive non-finalists, 32 seasons from 1925 to 1956. Hawks new recruit J Frawley, previously at Melbourne for 6 seasons, has never played in a final.
 
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Sad to see this kind of thing as it really underlines the fact that we're not going to have the pleasure of watching Mitch and Hodgey playing for that much longer. :(
On the other hand it's a good sign to have so many blokes of the current generation up alongside of legends from the 70's & 80's....With Birchall due to join this exclusive company early on in 2015.... A significant factor in delineating the current era of success in comparison with eras past!

Most of the guys on that list played in Multiple Premierships & having a group of blokes playing over 200 games together seems to be a significant factor in contributing to that level of success!
 

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Conan kicked 70 goals wtf?

Mew and Moore 21 each is surprising.

Thought Martello wouldve kicked a fair few more, and Sewell not that many on 32.

Geoff Ablett playing 200 is also a surprise.

That list sends shivers down my spine...some of the names wow. If Dermie didnt miss so many for being suspended so often hed be in there too. Amazing he did so much in only 189 games
 

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Conan kicked 70 goals wtf?

Mew and Moore 21 each is surprising.

Thought Martello wouldve kicked a fair few more, and Sewell not that many on 32.

Geoff Ablett playing 200 is also a surprise.

That list sends shivers down my spine...some of the names wow. If Dermie didnt miss so many for being suspended so often hed be in there too. Amazing he did so much in only 189 games
From my aging memory, Kel Moore was recruited as a forward, however the advent of Huddo saw him play down back. Things could have been very different.

Big Al when at CHF wasn't such a marking presence but he was big enough to create a contest. Smalls like Lethal and Crimmo would have scored many goals from the crumbs Big Al provided.
 
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