By: gtphase111 8/06/2009 12:56 pm Yahoo! Profile: gtphase111 Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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Don't forget LUCK, SCRAGGING and the umps all helped.
Enjoy the 4 points, the Hawks won and no excuses from the Swans, just some invaluable things can be taken and said about the game. |
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By: nikkihawk01 8/06/2009 11:14 am Yahoo! Profile: nikkihawk01 Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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and the man on man game was awesome
All for one and one for all!! |
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By: nikkihawk01 8/06/2009 11:13 am Yahoo! Profile: nikkihawk01 Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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I was very impressed with all the boys yesterday,
roughie did not stop all day, he put in 100% tackled ran sheparded and played the hard ball fantasticly, even after he was penalised for a minute jumper hold which resulted in a swan goal, great to see him keeping his composure like the TEAM man he is..:-)
i have not been a big wrap for willow many times, but give him 10 points of effort yesterday, he put in all day and did alot of influential things yesterday.
Buddy is back from yestredays performance and heres hoping he continues his leading and overhead marking, sewell as usual a soldier and mitchy stoop up yesterday, chang great form yesterday, the list just goes on and on,,but lets not forget the general!!!
As i said last week direscting the game as no one else can..HODGEY!!! woot woot. |
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By: nikkihawk01 8/06/2009 11:07 am Yahoo! Profile: nikkihawk01 Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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âWe were 8-0 last year so itâs a lot different. Weâre more focussed on who is on the paddock and who can play. If we can keep getting people back it is going to be a bonus for us but as long as the blokes on the park at the moment do their job weâll be happy with that,â Hodge said.
Hawks coach Alastair Clarkson said Hodgeâs return was a huge boost for the defence.
âHe is a very influential player and provides great direction for our defence and our midfield. He was pretty influential today,â Clarkson said.
âA couple of those catches he took in the crunch time of the game in the last quarter were super tough hard competitive footy and we know we are a much better side when he is in it.â |
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By: nikkihawk01 8/06/2009 11:06 am Yahoo! Profile: nikkihawk01 Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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Hodge gets the Goodes in comeback
10:25 AM Mon 8 June, 2009 | Back
By Luke Holmesby
for hawthornfc.com.au
Blog Article Content
SPENDING an afternoon running with Adam Goodes after three weeks off injured is a tough challenge for any footballer.
Luke Hodge is one player who relishes any challenge, no matter the degree of difficulty but acknowledges his work was cut out for him on Sunday.
Hodge spent much of the game on the dual Brownlow medallist and held his own despite Goodes narrowly winning the contest. But Hodge kept pushing himself, to the point that his weary legs were cramping so badly towards the end of the game he had to move forward for the good of the team.
âWhen the big fella gets running, good luck catching him. So youâve just got to try and cut him off where you can and if you can get balls in the non-dangerous spot it is going to help us. He got off the leash a fair bit today.â Hodge said.
âI was cramping in both calves and I couldnât go with him when I had fresh legs. When I kept cramping I had no chance with him.â
Hodge was a surprise starter in the Hawthorn win over the Sydney Swans but said he felt right to play after he recovered better than expected in the week leading up to the game.
âI was doing a bit of running and seeing how it felt with a bit of work through it. It got to Monday and I wasnât sure if I was going to play or not. I got through the Thursday session and thought Iâd done enough to play,â he said.
The Hawthorn backline has been decimated by injury over the first half of 2009 but the return of the Norm Smith medallist brought back some stability and hardness not seen since last yearâs grand final. Not that he is overstating his importance.
âWe were 8-0 last year so itâs a lot different. Weâre more focussed on who is on the paddock and who can play. If we can keep getting people back it is going to be a bonus for us but as long as the blokes on the park at the moment do th ... |
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