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Good run from umps in last quarter helped us along just nicely. First time for everything.
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Macca18 thankfully the venue didn't kill us
Im kind of happy - would piss me off no end if they loaded up on draft picks like 2004/5If we kicked one more goal in round 1 they'd be 2-11 and 2 points off last.
Think the crowd played a part in umps letting the game go on a bit, scared to make wrong decisions!Good run from umps in last quarter helped us along just nicely. First time for everything.
Im kind of happy - would piss me off no end if they loaded up on draft picks like 2004/5
20 years of hard-fought marketing, development and effort in Tasmania from the Hawthorn Football Club all to be well outnumbered by their own locals in their own backyard in a Round 14 game.
So you're saying Tassie Hawkes fans are bandwagoners, just like mainland Hawkes fans?you do realise that an Essendon Tasmania supporter has one opportunity in 30 years to see his/her team play in there home state ....every one of them would have made the effort to attend ....for the hawks tassie fans just another game
and we'd be % out of the 8.If we kicked one more goal in round 1 they'd be 2-11 and 2 points off last.
Kossie and Jiath both seem pretty legit. I'm not sure they're legit enough to justify tier 1 compo thoughand we'd be % out of the 8.
so annoying.
comfort yourself that the hawks list is so garbage there isn't a single FA worth picking off that could net them a top 3 compo pick.
tbh, if their entire list were FA eligible, who would you pay that cash to?
How often do Tassie Hawks supporters get to see them play a live game against an arch rival?you do realise that an Essendon Tasmania supporter has one opportunity in 30 years to see his/her team play in there home state ....every one of them would have made the effort to attend ....for the hawks tassie fans just another game
And Merrett & Parish played to their normal level, Cox & Perkins weren't so absent, Hooker had his hands, Laverde has his spoiling game on.The salt on and the Horeforn board is real.
- Stringer apparently getting injured next week? (all class)
- Our kids are rubbish. (After one down game for the year)
- Perkins is "no where near being a player"
- Upset we had a better crowd turnout at their own home game
To be honest it was probably one of our worst performances of the year, and we still beat them. Imagine Shiel, Mcgrath, Hurley, Francis, Caldwell & Snelling were available.
Keep sooking Horforne
I would think band 2 at best for either.Kossie and Jiath both seem pretty legit. I'm not sure they're legit enough to justify tier 1 compo though
Really! You really believe Tassie Hawk supporters wouldn’t love to see them beat the Bombers?? Just goes to show how shallow your support is!!you do realise that an Essendon Tasmania supporter has one opportunity in 30 years to see his/her team play in there home state ....every one of them would have made the effort to attend ....for the hawks tassie fans just another game
How much salt is in this comment?you do realise that an Essendon Tasmania supporter has one opportunity in 30 years to see his/her team play in there home state ....every one of them would have made the effort to attend ....for the hawks tassie fans just another game
What I liked most about the win was that many of the usual modes of damaging an opponent this year were off.
Hooker hardly had a touch, Laverde probably played his worst game for the year, Parish quietish, Tippa quiet, BZT played in place of Francis, Wright struggled for gas (and barely rucked as a result despite Draper needing the rest), Perkins and Cox were also well down on their output and Merrett was quite poor.
Up stepped Jones, Hind (to another level), Draper and Stringer played a game that maybe 4 other players in the league are capable of.
Interesting thing to know would be the extent to which the system was exposed/came unstuck due to a lack of experience or the Hawks planning.
It seemed like, for example, the Hawks forwards held position away from each other quite well and we didn't have the usual glut of defenders in place to intercept, etc.
They also forced us down the line but we seemed to pull down a lot of marks that negated the application of that tactic against us.
I struggle to read Hawthorn. They fall down largely in the middle which, as far as I can tell, is supposed to be the most stable part of the ground.
That was sorted last week and I think they're now a much better side than their position on the ladder reflects. I wonder how badly they'll want to prove it. Thrown in a midfield jet taken this year, bring in Sicily, DGB, Downie and maybe McGuinness. I think by 2023 Kosi and Lewis can be a very effective key forward pairing and that things will likely turn as quickly as Kennett believes.
That puts them back in the free agency market and then anything can happen.
I'd still much rather be in our position.
I am not sure about in the south but generally I think Essendon have more support in Northern Tasmania than Hawthorn. Maybe not among the under 25s but certainly for every one else. Hawthorn have converted young people at highish rates so that may change eventually.you do realise that an Essendon Tasmania supporter has one opportunity in 30 years to see his/her team play in there home state ....every one of them would have made the effort to attend ....for the hawks tassie fans just another game
I want Geelong to win this year just to see Chris Scott go crazyReally want to see the Dees secure a flag this year.
There are a few good Hawthorne supporters out there
Lol not even, arguably worse than if they are family members*Only if they're legit family members.