AFL all-time first ends 17-year dynasty
Hawthorn Hawks mastermind Alastair Clarkson certainly won’t forget the final game of his 17-year tenure as senior coach any time soon.
Hawthorn Hawks mastermind Alastair Clarkson certainly won’t forget the final game of his 17-year tenure as senior coach any time soon.
As Alastair Clarkson rides off into the sunset – for now – three key figures from his 17-year reign at Hawthorn reveal the magic behind his madness.
After yet another disappointing season, Carlton is faced with a host of big list calls. Plus, why hasn’t a former top pick signed a new deal?
He walked off to a standing ovation in Launceston after Hawthorn’s upset win and then Alastair Clarkson warmed Tassie hearts even more by backing its push for its ‘own team’.
IT’S widely seen as the worst rule in the AFL and the contentious contact below the knee free kick has become a big talking point in Melbourne’s semi-final win over Hawthorn with one Hall of Famer labelling the rule a “bloody disgrace”. Re-cap all the action here.
HAWTHORN’S sustained success becomes even more remarkable when you realise GWS and the Gold Coast have enjoyed 34 top-10 picks between them since 2009 and the Hawks had none. Here’s why Clarko and Co are the masters of recruiting.
HAWTHORN has been dealt a major blow as it aims to avoid a finals straight sets exit with a star midfielder to miss the clash against Melbourne while GWS Giants have also suffered an injury blow.
Melbourne is the toughest team in the AFL, fuelled by a pair of young tyros in Clayton Oliver and Angus Brayshaw. What will the Hawks do to combat the rugged Dees? David King looks at Friday night’s blockbuster semi final.
HAWTHORN may have finished the season in the top four but their finals campaign will end in a straight sets exit, according to the Herald Sun experts. Are the Dees about to enjoy another massive win? See who everyone is tipping.
FOR Alastair Clarkson it’s never been about the individual. But as the Hawks coaching great strives for more AFL glory, LAUREN WOOD visited Kaniva — where the locals will all be right behind one man.
SICK of those text messages from Hawthorn fans? This is a chance to end all that — and get some revenge for Jim Stynes. Melbourne supporters have plenty of reasons to settle a score with Hawthorn on Friday night.
WOULD Collingwood have beaten West Coast if Jarryd Roughead was playing? The Magpies are lacking a blue-chip key forward and JAY CLARK looks at why the four-time premiership Hawk is their man.
DARCY Moore still hasn’t committed to Collingwood, but will Sydney be his new home? Plus how Jesse Hogan could end up at Fremantle and what Geelong should give up for Gary Rohan.
FORMER Hawthorn captain Richie Vandenberg is one of the few past players that know what Jarryd Roughead is going through but believes the Hawks are the best at dealing with the future of club greats.
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