Jarryd Roughead’s forthcoming retirement has led Tom Harrington to pen his thoughts about the career of the champion footballer.
FEARLESS 2019 – Round 16: Saints in 15th and still only 2 games and % out of the 8!!
July 11, 2019 by 1 Comment
Fearless gives us his take on Round 16. Just what do Elon Musk and Port Power have in common? Are the Lions finals material? Read on.
Round 15 – Hawthorn v West Coast: a true winter’s afternoon of footy
July 4, 2019 by 3 Comments
It may have been a day when the warmth of the lounge room beckoned but Tom Harrington went to a wet and soggy MCG to see his Hawks take on the defending premiers. An intriguing match of fluctuating fortunes went down to the wire making Tom’s effort to get there well worthwhile.
Finals Week 1 – Qualifying Final: Richmond v Hawthorn: Dustin Martin, revisited
September 7, 2018 by 7 Comments
Dusty and the Tigers roar, plucking the Hawk’s feathers in an ominous premiership defining performance.
Fearless 2018: Round 18- The wheat from the chaff is slowly getting sorted…
July 27, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Fearless presents his thoughts about the Round 18 results.
Alex Docherty’s 2018 Mid-Year All Australian Team
June 8, 2018 by 4 Comments
As we hit the bye rounds, it’s time to think about All Australian contenders. Who would you have in your team?
FEARLESS 2018 RD 5: Statement Round – statements abound over 6-day round
April 26, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Fearless sums up Round 5.
Round 22 – Carlton v Hawthorn: Blues have luck on their side
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Carlton defeating old foe Hawthorn makes the season almost worthwhile for Tony Reed.
Hawkology Part 1: I used to rule the world. ‘Cyz’ would rise when I gave the word.
December 27, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Paul Campbell starts his review of Hawthorn in 2016 with his story of the pre-season. It’s encouragingly left-field. Who knows where it will go from here!
Finals Week 2 – Hawthorn v Western Bulldogs: The future owed nothing to the past
September 19, 2016 by 11 Comments
John Butler places Hawthorn’s current champion team in the context of broader Hawks history, looks at the enormous contribution of Alastair Clarkson and his coaching and teaching staff, and gives an astute account of Friday night’s match.
Round 7 – Richmond v Hawthorn: Oh Cyril
May 7, 2016 by 2 Comments
Gareth Meyer is inspired to leap into song (think Australian Crawl) by Cyril’s deeds in the Hawks win over the Tigers (mullet alert – Ed).
Preliminary Finals – Fremantle v Hawthorn: Predictable
September 28, 2015 by 6 Comments
On first impressions, the ‘Predictable’ tag might stink of arrogance, but for Sasha Lennon, it speaks to the discipline, commitment and versatility under all kinds of challenges that defines this Hawks outfit and goes some way to explaining – talent notwithstanding – why they’ll be in their fourth consecutive Grand Final on Saturday.
Finals Week 2 – Hawthorn v Adelaide: Too Old, Too Slow…Too Good
September 23, 2015 by 8 Comments
Unlike many of us (including me – Ed), Sasha Lennon thought that the week long derision of Hawthorn bode well for their Semi-Final chances. He was right.
Round 15 – Hawthorn v Fremantle: Seventh heaven (and the return of Peter Hudson)
July 15, 2015 by 8 Comments
A big win to the Hawks, and a chance meeting with a genuine legend of the game in Peter Hudson; Molly and Sasha Lennon make their annual trek to Launceston to watch Hawthorn deal with fellow 2015 premiership contender, Fremantle.
Grand Final 2014 – Hawthorn v Sydney: Upstairs Downstairs
May 26, 2015 by 1 Comment
Woodleigh student Tom Goldsmith revisits the 2014 Grand Final when he was given the red card for his noisy passion for his Hawkers.
Round 2 – Essendon v Hawthorn: Dons edge Hawks
April 14, 2015 by 1 Comment
Jeremy Hill watched his Hawks fall to the Dons on the weekend. Despite the frustration, he sees the Bombers have the capability to cause the big guns some serious headaches before the season is done
Round 1 – Hawthorn v Geelong: Rust?
April 8, 2015 by 13 Comments
The sense of awe and wonder have not abandoned R. Kane. In fact, he clasps them to his Hawthorn bosom, like children. [The bastard – JTH]
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