AFL Final Series 2012

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  • Missing-Dog
    WOOF Member
    • Jan 2007
    • 3102

    Re: AFL Final Series 2012

    Originally posted by EasternWest
    My GF's family are all Hawthorn "fans" (you'll note I didn't say supporters). They're the first to stick it to me if we lose to them, even though I never brag/boast when we're doing we'll or have beaten them. Whenever they lose any game, it's always "I don't care about footy". When my daughter was born her mum bought a pair of hawthorn booties for her, and gave them to me with a shit eating grin on her face. I almost told her to f@ck off.

    I don't hate Hawthorn, but I didn't feel one bit bad for them that the Swans won. Actually I felt a little bit bad for her nephew, who is a passionate footy and Hawks fan.

    Anyway, we get to their place yesterday and the entire place is decked out in Hawthorn stuff and they're crapping on like they're some long lost extension of the Kennedy family. It was painful.

    My personal highlight was when Ellis kicked the first goal and they all rose from the couch cheering, before sitting back down an turning to me and saying "who's number 8?".

    Go Swans. Well, Dogs of course, then Swans. I love Sydney today.
    Exactly why I take as much pleasure in Hawthorn losing as I do when the Doggies win.

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    • jeemak
      Bulldog Legend
      • Oct 2010
      • 21418

      Re: AFL Final Series 2012

      Originally posted by Maddog37
      I hate Hawthorn. I have a mate that always says that when the Hawks make GFs, they always win them because of their culture. Whatever that even means....

      Arrogant pricks.

      Yesterday was a great result.
      I have very good mates that are Hawks supporters, and individually they are fine.

      As a collective, Hawks fans have turned into the most self entitled pricks following football. They whinge and moan at games more than any other supporters. They are arrogant and completely up themselves. Whilst I'm disappointed for my friends, I'm happy the Hawks ate it yesterday.
      TF is this?.........Obviously you're not a golfer.

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      • comrade
        Hall of Fame
        • Jun 2008
        • 17841

        Re: AFL Final Series 2012

        Originally posted by EasternWest
        My personal highlight was when Ellis kicked the first goal and they all rose from the couch cheering, before sitting back down an turning to me and saying "who's number 8?".
        That is gold.
        Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.

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        • The Bulldogs Bite
          Hall of Fame
          • Dec 2006
          • 11047

          Re: AFL Final Series 2012

          Hawks have got too many soft front runners. They cut you to pieces when given space, but go to water when pressure is applied. Geelong demonstrate this yearly whilst Sydney did it to them twice in 2012.

          Suckling sucks under pressure whilst Young, Smith, Savage, Puopolo struggle with it too. You can carry a few of them, but not all.

          If I were Hawthorn, I'd look at trading Savage, for example.
          W00F!

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          • AndrewP6
            Bulldog Team of the Century
            • Jan 2009
            • 8142

            Re: AFL Final Series 2012

            I was at a barbie at a friends house, and some very learned football viewers....

            "So, how many points is a goal worth?"
            "What does FB stand for?"
            "How long do the quarters go for?"

            Needless to say, I gave the grog a thrashing....
            [B][COLOR="#0000CD"]Our club was born in blood and boots, not in AFL focus groups.[/COLOR][/B]

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            • Sockeye Salmon
              Bulldog Team of the Century
              • Jan 2007
              • 6365

              Re: AFL Final Series 2012

              Originally posted by The Bulldogs Bite
              Hawks have got too many soft front runners. They cut you to pieces when given space, but go to water when pressure is applied. Geelong demonstrate this yearly whilst Sydney did it to them twice in 2012.

              Suckling sucks under pressure whilst Young, Smith, Savage, Puopolo struggle with it too. You can carry a few of them, but not all.

              If I were Hawthorn, I'd look at trading Savage, for example.
              Grant Birchall says hi (from his hiding place under the couch)

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