Irish rugby player Fionn O'Hara will reportedly undergo a trial at Hawthorn. AFL.com.au’s Marc McGowan understands the Hawks will fly O'Hara to Australia to potentially list the teenager as a Category B rookie. If successful, O'Hara will join Conor Nash and Conor Glass as the third Irishman...
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Liam Shiels has asserted that he feels Hawthorn’s three-peat was inspired by a pair of near misses in preceding seasons. The Hawks became just the fifth club in VFL/AFL history to win three premierships in a row when they conquered all in 2015 following their 2013 and 2014 triumphs. But to reach such...
Hawthorn forward Luke Breust is excited about what Jon Patton can add in 2020. The former GWS number one draft pick joins the Hawks following a year on the sidelines recovering from a torn ACL. The Hawks already have Mitchell Lewis and Tim O’Brien as key forward options, with the likes of Breust, Jack...
Tom Mitchell is the big talking point out of the Hawks, but who else should we keep an eye on?
2018 Brownlow medallist Tom Mitchell says he’s been left immediately impressed by new recruit Jonathon Patton at training. After seven years at the Giants, Patton opted for a move to Hawthorn at the end of 2019 after an injury-interrupted time at the expansion club. Patton didn’t play last season due...
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Jordan Lewis can understand why Dale Thomas felt the negative way he did about football during his career. The former Collingwood and Carlton star revealed on reality TV that he at times hated the game he had previously loved so much, such were the pressures of life as a professional footballer. “You...
Melbourne went from the Preliminary Finals in 2018 to 17th a year later in one of the most dramatic falls from grace in recent memory. Jordan Lewis saw it all firsthand and relates it to what happened at Hawthorn coming off their first premiership in 2008. “It may sound like a lot of excuses, but this...
Nick Dal Santo has posed the biggest questions that he is asking of the 18 AFL clubs leading into the 2020 season. These are questions that we hope to have answered and will watch with interest over the course of the year. The former All-Australian midfielder has asked the following of the Hawks, Demons...
Hawthorn is set to enter the new season without a Tasmanian player on their list for the first time since 2004 and for just the third year since AFL legend Peter Hudson arrived at the Hawks in 1967.
Fancy adding a Brownlow Medallist, a power forward and a father-son gun to your 2019 team?
Michael Hartley had a decision to make at the end of last season. Essendon had a one-year contract on the table, but Hawthorn dangled more money and a longer deal in front of him.
Hawthorn forward Jack Gunston has undergone ankle surgery after experiencing pain during the club’s pre-season camp in Mooloolaba. He is expected to return to main training in February after he went under the knife on Monday, with the club adamant the setback won’t significantly impact his 2020 season. "Jack...
Reading Time: 3 minutesThis year marked the eighth time Hawthorn visited Queensland’s Sunshine Coast for a pre-season camp and this time they decided to give back to the community that has welcomed them with open arms. As part of their commitment to the AFL Players Care program, the Hawks players...
When the frenzied media speculation on the future of free agent Stephan Coniglio ended abruptly with his re-signing at GWS, Hawthorn largely receded from the spotlight for the 2019 trade and draft period. Acquiring Jonathon Patton was intriguing but hardly buzzworthy given his lowered profile after...
Hawthorn star Jaeger O’Meara has shown off his jacked new physique, just a month into pre-season training.
Hawthorn star Jaeger O’Meara says he will ramp up his training load post-Christmas in a bid to explode into the 2020 season.
Months after he became the youngest Hawk to win the Peter Crimmins Medal since AFL legend Leigh Matthews in 1971, James Worpel has burst out of the blocks this pre-season.
You know those people who don’t tell you when you’ve got something in your teeth?
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