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Apparently poked a hornets nest with this one??? This, of all posts??? In October???
My favourite comment is that it's really not that deep, and it's like yeah man I agree 😂 It's just unusual to see such a post from a club account, and I'm torn on whether I like it. That's it.
Jarring seeing an official club account mocking a specific opposition player.
Part of me appreciates that there's personality, fire, it's not the usual stuffiness... but then on the other hand, maybe clubs need to uphold a standard above FirstName-BunchOfNumbers type posts 🤷♂️
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"My lifestyle in Melbourne is too elite to go down to Tassie."
Jack Ginnivan's blunt response to Tasmania question.
#AFL | @SENBreakfast
Cal Twomey has Keenan Boi at #30 👀 (we hold pick 29, by the way)
The 2026 @Telstra AFL Draft is less than a month away 🙌
Check out @CalTwomey's October Phantom Form Guide now: afl.com.au/news/1633149
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Three-time premiership Tiger Dion Prestia has joined the Hawks in a development role.
Details: afl.com.au/news/1632342
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Thrilled to announce three-time premiership player Dion Prestia will be joining the Hawks as an AFL Development Coach in 2027
Details: bit.ly/4hNYM9g
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Triple premiership Tiger Dion Prestia has joined Hawthorn as a development coach
@7NewsMelbourne @7AFL @triplemfooty
Another couple of changes to Hawthorn's list, with Flynn Perez and Max Ramsden informed that they won't be offered contracts.
Felt Perez was very serviceable in his brief time in brown and gold, and I would have been fine with the club retaining him. Didn't look at all out of place in the senior games he played, and looked to be a good depth player. Also want to highlight how he won the Hawks Community Leadership Award. The night of the PCM, getting an insight into all the good work he's been doing off the field, seems like a good egg. Commendable character.
Ramsden's delisting is interesting. I can see arguments for and against it. I feel Ramma's trajectory was looking pretty good, improving year on year. He brought a lot to Box Hill, delivering dominant displays in the ruck, and emerging as a reliable forward target. But it's also true that along the journey, it never quite clicked at senior level. I dunno... much like Perez, I would have been happy to see more. The question now: will Hawthorn look at recruiting/drafting another ruck, or do they just leave it? Besides Meek and Reeves, we're happy to run Chol through there, Dear can make the occasional cameo - hell, Weddle and Nash get thrown in there too. Maybe the club figure, y'know what, we've got it covered.
Thanks to Flynn and Max for all their contributions to Hawthorn. All the best with whatever's next.
