Player Watch 2024 Father-Son player watch - Ky Burgoyne and Ned Maginness

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Would fit right in with our current group.

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If his son is like the old man, we'd take him in a heartbeat.

His 2008 finals series was next level.

Williams was cracking in for contested ball like a guy twice his size. I remember him going in lower and harder than Geelong, and putting his head over the ball.

I won't ever forget he and Stevie Dew outnumbered deep forward and chasing a ground ball in tight. They beat the best Geelong defenders in a junkyard dog level, contested scrap, and won through sheer force of will.

Williams just wanted it more than they did, and it broke them.

The guy was a massively underrated talent.
 
If his son is like the old man, we'd take him in a heartbeat.

His 2008 finals series was next level.

Williams was cracking in for contested ball like a guy twice his size. I remember him going in lower and harder than Geelong, and putting his head over the ball.

I won't ever forget he and Stevie Dew outnumbered deep forward and chasing a ground ball in tight. They beat the best Geelong defenders in a junkyard dog level, contested scrap, and won through sheer force of will.

Williams just wanted it more than they did, and it broke them.

The guy was a massively underrated talent.
One of my favourite Hawthorn goals of all time.
And I don't say that lightly.
 

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One of my favourite Hawthorn goals of all time.
And I don't say that lightly.

Mark was a dead eye in front of goal he was a beautiful kick for goal so accurate, Won our goal kicking one year with 63 and 60 in 2005,2006 went close to winning the Coleman in 2005 also.
 
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I hope young Cooper has seen enough to come and play "HoK Ball"

I'm so hoping that he picks us and the Hodge family is our version of the Ashcroft family.

With all Luke's boys going top 5 in the draft, imagine dropping a Will Ashcroft level of talent into our midfield, with Newcombe, Nash,Day and Worpel.
 
I'm so hoping that he picks us and the Hodge family is our version of the Ashcroft family.

With all Luke's boys going top 5 in the draft, imagine dropping a Will Ashcroft level of talent into our midfield, with Newcombe, Nash,Day and Worpel.
AFL will probably try and screw us with some new rules or bs thing
 
AFL will probably try and screw us with some new rules or bs thing
The AFL has decide whether you can be an NGA and a F-S. Seriously the NGA is meant to attract folks from a non traditional Aussie Rules background. I don't think that's applicable for a potential F-S. Seriously they should say that F-S > NGA - you can't be both.

Having said that I agree with you. The AFL will screw us over with logic not being relevant for their decision.
 
If his son is like the old man, we'd take him in a heartbeat.

His 2008 finals series was next level.

Williams was cracking in for contested ball like a guy twice his size. I remember him going in lower and harder than Geelong, and putting his head over the ball.

I won't ever forget he and Stevie Dew outnumbered deep forward and chasing a ground ball in tight. They beat the best Geelong defenders in a junkyard dog level, contested scrap, and won through sheer force of will.

Williams just wanted it more than they did, and it broke them.

The guy was a massively underrated talent.

My favourite ever goal
 

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THE RESISTANCE MAY BE BROKEN

I was at the ground when it happened so I didn't hear that live.

But each time I go back and watch that game it's the one piece of commentary that is genuinely spine tingling.

Live everyone was going nuts, and I never did see the ball go through.

It was just a sea of people all around me losing their minds with their arms in the air.

That quarter of football is the best I've ever seen live. I loved the whole game, but I was just to the left of the goals, right by the cheer squad, and that punt road end was going off as that quarter built to a crescendo when the goals started to flow. Never going to forget it.

I hope Williams' son is like his old man. I really loved Mark as a player and believe that his athleticism and skills would have translated even better in this current era. For a while at least, nobody could handle him on the lead.

Certainly St. Kilda couldn't in the prelim.
 
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If his son is like the old man, we'd take him in a heartbeat.

His 2008 finals series was next level.

Williams was cracking in for contested ball like a guy twice his size. I remember him going in lower and harder than Geelong, and putting his head over the ball.

I won't ever forget he and Stevie Dew outnumbered deep forward and chasing a ground ball in tight. They beat the best Geelong defenders in a junkyard dog level, contested scrap, and won through sheer force of will.

Williams just wanted it more than they did, and it broke them.

The guy was a massively underrated talent.

I also remember the mark and goal in the wet against Essendon 2006/07. He really had a good set shot and great hands. Was our number 1 forward before the Buddy and Roughy combo
 
I was at the ground when it happened so I didn't hear that live.

But each time I go back and watch that game it's the one piece of commentary that is genuinely spine tingling.

Live everyone was going nuts, and I never did see the ball go through.

It was just a sea of people all around me losing their minds with their arms in the air.

That quarter of football is the most enjoyable I've ever seen live. I loved the whole game, but I was just to the left of the goals, right by the cheer squad. Never going to forget it.

I hope Williams' son is like his old man. I really loved Mark as a player and believe that his athleticism and skills would have translated even better in this current era. For a while at least, nobody could handle him on the lead.

Certainly St. Kilda couldn't in the prelim.
Couldn’t agree more
 
Mark was a dead eye in front of goal he was a beautiful kick for goal so accurate, Won our goal kicking one year with 63 and 60 in 2005,2006 went close to winning the Coleman in 2005 also.

Before Buddy came along he was my absolute favourite as a kid. Team wasn't great but loved seeing him kick goals. A few hauls of 8 as well.

If his and Hodgey's kids end up at dogs and Brisbane it is a joke (unfortunately I think the latter is quite likely)
 
I also remember the mark and goal in the wet against Essendon 2006/07. He really had a good set shot and great hands. Was our number 1 forward before the Buddy and Roughy combo
I remember it well Nugett.

It was p*ssing with rain. Super mark.

No way he could kick it from 55 at the end of the quarter with a heavy ball. But.. He did.

Come from behind win to beat the Scum*.

A very satisfying win.
 
I remember it well Nugett.

It was p*ssing with rain. Super mark.

No way he could kick it from 55 at the end of the quarter with a heavy ball. But.. He did.

Come from behind win to beat the Scum*.

A very satisfying win.
One of the best set shots for goal I have seen. Up there with Buckenara Jarman and Judge
 
If his and Hodgey's kids end up at dogs and Brisbane it is a joke (unfortunately I think the latter is quite likely)
I'm keeping my expectations low when it comes to Cooper Hodge. Unless he's a die hard Hawk supporter it's more than likely he'll chose to stay up here then move back to Melbourne. It's one of the reasons why I was gutted when Hodge moved up here, just made the task of getting any future father-son's so much more harder.

Tom Curran (Peter's son) at North as well
Totally forgot about him. Crueled by a recurring foot injury that ended up finishing his career before it even got started.
 
I remember it well Nugett.

It was p*ssing with rain. Super mark.

No way he could kick it from 55 at the end of the quarter with a heavy ball. But.. He did.

Come from behind win to beat the Scum*.

A very satisfying win.



For anyone who was not there.
 
I remember it well Nugett.

It was p*ssing with rain. Super mark.

No way he could kick it from 55 at the end of the quarter with a heavy ball. But.. He did.

Come from behind win to beat the Scum*.

A very satisfying win.
Agree, one of the few games I attended in Melbourne during that time (being an Adelaidean). Had a very annoying bomber fan goading for large parts of the game, was a very satisfying final siren!
 


For anyone who was not there.


Brings back some memories. This was one of the last games my grandpa went to and we had three generations at the footy (his last game was Johnny Barker's final game where we thumped Geelong end of '06). Sitting right behind the goals Hawthorn cheer squad end. Such a great moment on the siren.
 

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