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By which I mean drop off a cliff. Maybe not this year, but all their key players, espically their midfield are old, and there's every chance they could all retire/have a huge form drop all at the same time. Simple question, are Hawthorn going to slowly slide down the ladder or are they going to crash from the top 4 to the bottom 4 over 12 months?
Brisbane 2001 and 2002 : Won the QF, PF, and won the GF
Brisbane 2003: Lost the interstate QF to Collingwood, won the SF, won an interstate PF against Sydney, who beat 1st placed Port in week 1, before slaughtering their QF opponent Collingwood by 10 goals.
Brisbane 2004: Won the QF and the PF, lost the GF
Hawthorn 2013 and 2014: Won the QF, PF and won the GF
Hawthorn 2015: Lost the interstate QF to West Coast, won the SF, won an interstate PF against the 1st placed team Freo, before slaughtering their QF opponent West Coast by 10 goals
Hawthorn 2016: Out in straight sets?
Notice how well they line up, espcially 2003 and 2015, one year before their dynasties ended?
Brisbane 2001 and 2002 : Won the QF, PF, and won the GF
Brisbane 2003: Lost the interstate QF to Collingwood, won the SF, won an interstate PF against Sydney, who beat 1st placed Port in week 1, before slaughtering their QF opponent Collingwood by 10 goals.
Brisbane 2004: Won the QF and the PF, lost the GF
Hawthorn 2013 and 2014: Won the QF, PF and won the GF
Hawthorn 2015: Lost the interstate QF to West Coast, won the SF, won an interstate PF against the 1st placed team Freo, before slaughtering their QF opponent West Coast by 10 goals
Hawthorn 2016: Out in straight sets?
Notice how well they line up, espcially 2003 and 2015, one year before their dynasties ended?