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Eighth spot on the AFL ladder can reflect a side that is in team-building purgatory.
Eighth spot on the AFL ladder can reflect a side that is in team-building purgatory.
What a story this would be!
Did the retiring Hawk do enough for one more game?
There is plenty of emotion in the Hawks camp.
Match result: Retiring Hawk Jarryd Roughead was the star of the show in what might be his final game at AFL level, booting six goals against the Gold Coast Suns and leading Hawthorn to a 70-point victory.
Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson says he’s comfortable if it takes another two years to make the powerhouse AFL club premiership contenders.
It’s a final roll of the dice for the Hawthorn Hawks when they take on the GWS Giants in Canberra at the University of New South Wales Canberra Oval. Join The Roar for live scores and blog from 7:50pm AEDT.
With 11 losses and a final-round road game against a West Coast side likely to be fighting for a top-two finish, the Hawks’ chances or finishing in the top eight are extremely slim.
Alastair Clarkson’s laser focus on Hawthorn’s next premiership rather than past glory is clearly evident in his decision to hand Changkuoth Jiath an AFL debut instead of granting Jarryd Roughead an AFL goodbye.
Hawthorn champion Jarryd Roughead has called time on his AFL career and will be given a farewell game against Gold Coast.
Hawthorn champion Jarryd Roughead has called time on his AFL career and will be given a farewell game against Gold Coast.
Hawthorn champion Jarryd Roughead has called time on his AFL career and will be given a farewell game against Gold Coast.
Last night, I heard something I’ve been waiting to hear for a very long time: genuine praise of Hawthorn’s new midfield machine, James Worpel.
Last night, I heard something I’ve been waiting to hear for a very long time: genuine praise of Hawthorn’s new midfield machine, James Worpel.
Last night, I heard something I’ve been waiting to hear for a very long time: genuine praise of Hawthorn’s new midfield machine, James Worpel.
Rhyce Shaw is officially the senior coach of the North Melbourne Kangaroos, can he get them back on track with a win over the Hawthorn Hawks at Marvel Stadium on Friday night? Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match from 7:50pm AEST.
Boy, it’s tough to summon a lot of enthusiasm for this one.
Match result: Luke Hodge and Chris Fagan keep their streak alive as the Brisbane Lions defeat the Hawthorn Hawks once again at their Tasmanian fortress.
If anyone thought at the start of the year that this game would be a crunch game between two teams playing for a place in the eight at finals time, they could have been forgiven for thinking the upstart Brisbane would be trying to dislodge the incumbent Hawthorn from the eight.
Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson now wants consistency from his side after they kept their AFL top-eight hopes alive with a gritty 31-point win over Fremantle in Launceston.
The Hawthorn Hawks return to University of Tasmania Stadium to host the Fremantle Dockers on Saturday afternoon. Join The Roar for coverage of the match, with live scores and a blog starting at 2:10pm (AEST).
In Part 1, I previewed the teams currently in the eight. Here, I look at what chance the teams outside the eight have of reaching the finals, or even avoiding the wooden spoon.
The Hawthorn Hawks take on the Collingwood Magpies in a Friday night MCG clash that doesn’t promise a heap, but could produce plenty. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog at 7:50pm (AEST) on Friday.
Match result: Hawthorn have comprehensively beaten Geelong at the MCG by 24 points to celebrate Liam Shiels’ 200th game.
Match result: Hawthorn have comprehensively beaten Geelong at the MCG by 24 points to celebrate Liam Shiels’ 200th game.
Match result: Hawthorn have comprehensively beaten Geelong at the MCG by 24 points to celebrate Liam Shiels’ 200th game.
Eighth spot on the AFL ladder can reflect a side that is in team-building purgatory.
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I think either the Bulldogs or Port have the best future. I feel like Port are a few moves away from being a contender, …(more)