stonehawk
Debutant
- Apr 28, 2013
- 89
- 171
- AFL Club
- Hawthorn
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AFLW 2024 - Round 6 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Analyse the fixture and our free kick game by game then tell me thereās not a conspiracy.i think our 2013-5 teams would've lost that game. i actually don't think you can win a tight game when its 14-0 free kicks in a half. ZERO. just think about it. how is it even possible that there is ZERO free kicks for a team in a half of football. it just boggles the mind
im not into conspiracy sh*t so i just think the umpires expected port to be good and us to be sh*t so they were more inclined to see things we did as us being bad and infringements whereas not the same for port, and home crowd advantage probably too
Loved our midfield efforts. Worpel, Cousins & Mitchell worked really well together.
Inclusions in the backline were great. Hartley definitely has a future with us (70 metre nonchalant kicks, i was dumbfounded). Scrimshaw was exceptional when the heat was on. Jiath was raw but took hit after hit when the game was on the line. Frosty had one of the best 3 disposal games Iāve seen. It was a great effort.
Same issues going up forward. I thought our ball movement was much better this week but we couldnāt buy a mark. Patton tried hard to make position but couldnāt mark. Timmy was Timmy. Our small forwards all had flashes of brilliance - and importantly hit the scoreboard - but still struggled to lock the ball in.
I loved the fight. I loved the aggression.
7 years in factOāBrien out for Lewis next week- heās had long enough
Good effort all things considered guys .... umpiring average as usual but what do u expect playing in SA ... Iād like your thoughts on Patton .... got him cheap but personally feel he is irrelevant in the current football environment. His type has gone the way of the dinosaur in our great game. Does anyone think given a clear run, without injury, he can be a valuable player for your club? If so where? I just donāt see him having an impact in your forward line.
Needless to say Iām still smarting at the hiding you gave us .... u seem to do it every farkin year! Hereās to stomping on you next year ... please oh please footy gods!
Hawthorn footballer.What role?
Why?OāBrien out for Lewis next week- heās had long enough
Itās a shame because I liked him from the beginning and heās a bit like Krueze for us ... never had the chance to show what he could do. But you put him next to sat Harry McKay on our list, which yes, h3 still has a lot of development but heās the new breed. When you do that I just donāt see a game plan that accommodates a Patton anymore. If he could model his game more around say a Casboult .... maybe .... I just don5 think with three knee ops he has th3 tickets to light it up anymore. Saying that you got him almost as cheaply as we got Martin so no harm no foul.Today was one of his better games I thought. He needs a bit of a run for the rest of the year to get some continuity. But I know you what you mean he doesn't have the agility/ ground level ability of the star key forwards going around. TBH I'm hoping the club looks at drafting a KPF if we have one the top handful of picks.
Agree Andrew Heffernan 29 is a Bomber supporter as wellI have said it before. Umpire 32 detests Hawthorn and has no desire to hide it.
Is anyone really naive enough to think the AFL wouldn't be tempted to influence results through its own umpires when the sport is now worth BILLIONS to broadcasters & gambling companies, given the AFL has a proven track record of making decisions based soley on the financial benefits to itself?
Wake up sheeple. Its not just Hawthorn, suspiciously one-sided umpiring displays are now the norm. Footy is an "entertainment product" to the AFL.
The umpiring was atrocious tonight but these sort of conspiracies are batshit delusional. Whatās there to be gained by hawks losing?Is anyone really naive enough to think the AFL wouldn't be tempted to influence results through its own umpires when the sport is now worth BILLIONS to broadcasters & gambling companies, given the AFL has a proven track record of making decisions based soley on the financial benefits to itself?
Wake up sheeple. Its not just Hawthorn, suspiciously one-sided umpiring displays are now the norm. Footy is an "entertainment product" to the AFL.