To be fair Axeman's training reports would read like they're narrated by Morgan Freeman or Matthew McConaughey. That's a pretty hard damn bar to surpass.
An Axeman notification would give any BF Hawthorn fan one serious dopamine hit
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An Axeman notification would give any BF Hawthorn fan one serious dopamine hit
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Whenever I think about Axeman's training reports
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My thought as well.
Day vs Rozee
Newc vs Butters
Nash vs Wines
All seem like wins for us.
Yep, the midfield battle will be fantastic to watch, a great contest. Can’t wait.
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Port, Geelong and GWS are three teams where I can't relax or go into the game confident, regardless of form line or available personnel.
I read all the training reports and love each and every one. Thank you all.
The only next step up would be live coverage with several cameras and a Denis Cometti commentary.
That would be centimetre perfect!
Can’t walk down the garden tool aisle at Bunnings anymore. The nostalgia is to much.To be fair Axeman's training reports would read like they're narrated by Morgan Freeman or Matthew McConaughey. That's a pretty hard damn bar to surpass.
An Axeman notification would give any BF Hawthorn fan one serious dopamine hit
Meek should easily take care of Sweet.
And I forgot that Worpel will be coming back in too...
We have no excuse not to dominate clearance.
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I acknowledged his status as MOD, because generally (all of them) within the Hawks board do a great job of maintaining civility. Unlike other clubs!
Considering I felt it was a little sensitive to be bothered by something so trivial, I was just a bit surprised that it came from one of the moderators. It felt like a post that could ignite a debate over absolutely nothing, which isn't really the way we all like things to do around here.
I don't have an issue if others viewed the situation a bit differently though.
I'd drop Day before Ginni for this one. Any other week i'd agree, but I just feel he's due for a big game and would have been prepared for this one.
From what's come out recently and training watchers the expectation is probably that Worpel will be declared "available" and Macdonald "test"
Let's be honest here. We loved the training report because it was super exciting with Dear and Lewis. We've been so patient.... My first reaction was gee what a great training update....finally we can see light at the end of the tunnel for our Key Fwds.
It was also a good report, but no better than the other selfless supporters giving us updates.
The fuss over it is over the top IMO. All of us undoubtedly love all the training reports, it's just that this one had some extra exciting news. Carry on fellow Hok ballers.
It was also a good report, but no better than the other selfless supporters giving us updates.
The fuss over it is over the top IMO. All of us undoubtedly love all the training reports, it's just that this one had some extra exciting news. Carry on fellow Hok ballers.
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I'm with you, I want to see 'Crush, Kill, Destroy'.
There are times when you need to make a statement.
I just got a message from Ticktek saying they are doing 2 for 1 tickets to the Saturday games if you wanted to get to a couple more matches in
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Just will be happy to get the win.
But I wouldn't be against Ginnivan kicking 5 and pretending to be a plane as he puts us 80 up and putting the final nail in Ken's coffin as he is sacked on Monday
But I wouldn't be against Ginnivan kicking 5 and pretending to be a plane as he puts us 80 up and putting the final nail in Ken's coffin as he is sacked on Monday
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We would all like that but if Worps and CMac were both available and going on form seen so far this year, Ginni would be one that could make way for them.
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There is no way Ginni makes way, especially with this game.
Expect him to turn one on
Expect him to turn one on
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Shades of 31 & 2 vs Collingwood last year
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He tends to excel against teams whose traditional colours are black and white vertical bars.
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Ginnivan to kick the sealer!
It would be nice to hand them a rich flogging. I'm not sure I could survive another close game that goes down to the wire.
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I hope he means "Ginnivan to kick the sealer at the 27-minute mark of the 1st quarter."
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Port aren't playing that well this season so far.
Their half-back line is really struggling. Houston is gone and the disposal of others has regressed. Players like Evans, Sinn, Burgoyne, Jones etc. who played outstanding games against us in the Semi have been fumbly and devoid of run.
Port mids still win the ball at contest (Rozee, JHF, Wines, Butters, Drew is very good) but aside from Drew they position extremely offensively. This leaves them wide open on turnover.
Their forward line is...OK? Aside from Georgiades and Rioli their options are very pedestrian. Players like DBJ, Powell-Pepper and Richards will compete but aren't very skilful or damaging.
We should really win. Our mids are much more disciplined and they lack tools to stop our rebound. We have improved our defensive structures and are constricting potent teams like Sydney and GWS.
But I feel uneasy. These campaigners always lift against us, and I think they'll be playing with an energy they haven't displayed all season. Still, I also think we're a mature enough team to handle it now.
Their half-back line is really struggling. Houston is gone and the disposal of others has regressed. Players like Evans, Sinn, Burgoyne, Jones etc. who played outstanding games against us in the Semi have been fumbly and devoid of run.
Port mids still win the ball at contest (Rozee, JHF, Wines, Butters, Drew is very good) but aside from Drew they position extremely offensively. This leaves them wide open on turnover.
Their forward line is...OK? Aside from Georgiades and Rioli their options are very pedestrian. Players like DBJ, Powell-Pepper and Richards will compete but aren't very skilful or damaging.
We should really win. Our mids are much more disciplined and they lack tools to stop our rebound. We have improved our defensive structures and are constricting potent teams like Sydney and GWS.
But I feel uneasy. These campaigners always lift against us, and I think they'll be playing with an energy they haven't displayed all season. Still, I also think we're a mature enough team to handle it now.
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I was down at the club earlier this morning and CMac working his backside off and looking great.
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