Forget about the results this week, it will still be a big game anyway.
All Hawthorn need to worry about is getting their "captain" up for the game.
He may be back, but will he get a game
If essendon beat collingwood and hawthorn beat bulldogs this week...
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He may be back, but will he get a game
We would have won to, had the game been played at the MCG
Surprised no one has mentioned the 2001 Preliminary Final....
19 vs 18 at its finest...
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WAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH
(honey...the baby's crying again....i think he has soiled his nappy)
Tommy could be very well right. I think there'll be a few keen eyes watching Sunday's game in particular.
The big problem is leading into the game itself, Hawks have 6 days to recover, whilst we get a staggering 10.
The big problem is leading into the game itself, Hawks have 6 days to recover, whilst we get a staggering 10.
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Who have Hawthorn beaten so far?
like the supposed 'game of the year' in 2001 that was over by quarter time?
Keep an eye on … Hawthorn
Aside from West Coast, which two sides are in the best form? If you answered Adelaide and Hawthorn, you'd be bang on the money, as they are the only other two teams in the league with a three-match or more winning streak. The Eagles remain in a class of their own, as the only team yet to lose a match this season. But it's not a bad effort by Adelaide and Hawthorn after both were put under the pump with opening-round defeats. Hawthorn's effort to overcome a red-hot Geelong was particularly impressive. The Hawks have won their past three by an average of 15.66 points and now sit fifth. They remain one of the competition's most exciting long-term prospects. It will be fascinating to see how the Hawks fare over the next month, as they face some testing encounters against the Western Bulldogs, Essendon, Fremantle and St Kilda. But Al Clarkson's men are worth keeping an eye on.
There it is for a start "Go You Spoons" or hang on Blues..
Aside from West Coast, which two sides are in the best form? If you answered Adelaide and Hawthorn, you'd be bang on the money, as they are the only other two teams in the league with a three-match or more winning streak. The Eagles remain in a class of their own, as the only team yet to lose a match this season. But it's not a bad effort by Adelaide and Hawthorn after both were put under the pump with opening-round defeats. Hawthorn's effort to overcome a red-hot Geelong was particularly impressive. The Hawks have won their past three by an average of 15.66 points and now sit fifth. They remain one of the competition's most exciting long-term prospects. It will be fascinating to see how the Hawks fare over the next month, as they face some testing encounters against the Western Bulldogs, Essendon, Fremantle and St Kilda. But Al Clarkson's men are worth keeping an eye on.
There it is for a start "Go You Spoons" or hang on Blues..
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looks like essendon dropped the ball this week. i guess this means that hawthorn no longer have to win this weekend in order for the two sides to be coming into the r6 with identical w\l records for the season. even if we lose, we still come go into the game next weekend with only one team coming out triumphant in taking the other over on the ladder.
SHOULD BE GREAT STUFF!!!
SHOULD BE GREAT STUFF!!!
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