Hawks coach ‘anxious’ to get star goalkicker back
Hawks veteran Jack Gunston could return from a back injury as soon as next week as Hawthorn looks to revitalise its struggling forward line.
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Surprise visit? Patton turns up to Giants training
Five days after he announced his retirement, Jon Patton has been sighted at a training session at his former club. Here’s why.
Dees channel Agassi to ace Hawks
Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin revealed his side has taken inspiration from tennis great Andre Agassi in its perfect start to the season.
Fast-finishing Dees continue unbeaten run
The Melbourne Demons’ unbeaten start to the year continued with a fast-finishing performance against Hawthorn on Sunday afternoon.
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Why Port will embrace underdog status
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Can ‘lazy’ Cats be trusted?
WE know the names and we know their star power. But after another disappointing performance, can we really trust Geelong? GILBERT GARDINER looks at another epic between the Cats and Hawks.
Shaw fears knee injury could end season
GIANTS star Heath Shaw faces an uphill battle to return this season after suffering a knee injury in GWS’s win over Adelaide. Meanwhile, Collingwood kept its top-four hopes alive with a win over Brisbane. BLOG RE-CAP
Was key rushed behind call right?
HAWTHORN’S Ricky Henderson admitted he deliberately took the ball across the goal line when he was pinged by umpires late in his team’s win over Geelong. But he didn’t expect to be penalised. Was it the right call? WATCH HERE
Which clubs will have the easiest fixture in 2019?
THE six teams set to receive the softest 2019 fixtures have effectively been locked in. SAM LANDSBERGER looks at which clubs will benefit most from their horror 2018 seasons.
Teams: Hannebery, Higgins back, Tigers near full strength
NORTH Melbourne has regained Shaun Higgins while Dan Hannebery is back for Sydney. Meanwhile, Richmond has welcomed back four premiership stars but given another a rest. SEE ALL THE INS AND OUTS
Will Taylor be back for finals?
HARRY Taylor will make his latest return from a foot injury through the VFL on Saturday night as he looks to regain his place in Geelong’s best side. What does he need to do before finals?
Dynamic duo keeping Hawks in top-four fight
HAWTHORN got straight back to business without Cyril Rioli in its quest for a top-four spot and they have two men in particular to thank for that, Luke Breust and Jack Gunston, writes Matthew Lloyd.
Game’s greats who backflipped on retirement
RUMOURS swirled this week that Cyril Rioli could be lured to Brisbane. If the Hawks star did lace up the boots again he would join some of the greatest players in history to have backflipped on retirement.
How ‘Silk’ broke the Kennett Curse
IF it wasn’t for some Shaun Burgoyne magic against Geelong five years ago, the modern history of the Hawthorn Football Club might look very different, starting with the Kennett Curse.
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