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Hawks in ruins, a victim of hubris A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Hawthorn is in a terrible state. It has absolutely been on their own terms and in some ways absolutely deserved. Let’s be clear first though. The Hawks scaled the heights in a way that few teams in the history of the game have. Four premierships in eight years. Three in a row from 2013-15. It was a stunning achievement in a competition where the rules dictate equalisation, even if the top sides during the inception of Gold Coast and GW...

Hawks in ruins, a victim of hubris A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Hawthorn is in a terrible state. It has absolutely been on their own terms and in some ways absolutely deserved. Let’s be clear first though. The Hawks scaled the heights in a way that few teams in the history of the game have. Four premierships in eight years. Three in a row from 2013-15. It was a stunning achievement in a competition where the rules dictate equalisation, even if the top sides during the inception of Gold Coast and GW...

Western Bulldogs firm as AFL premiership contenders, Collingwood's prospects plummet By senior ABC Sport AFL commentator Alister Nicholson Posted Yesterday at 8:23pm SunSunday 11 updated Yesterday at 11:21pm SunSunday 11 The Bulldogs have already shown this season they have the potential to win the flag. ( Print text only Four rounds into the new AFL season and three teams remain undefeated. The Western Bulldogs, Melbourne and Sydney are deservedly occupying the top rungs on the table, having embraced a proactive style of football assisted by — but not solely attributable to — the new s...

But for every winner there's a loser and the Magpies fans were looking for a culprit. Sports reporter Jacqui Reed was positioned by the race the umpires use to exit the ground when a furious supporter dressed in a Collingwood polo shirt charged towards the boundary line. With several young children within a few metres, the man said "it's a f***ing joke" as he attempted to force his way towards the officials. "These are the scenes post match tonight. Super scary when you're wearing headphones and don't hear anyone coming and suddenly they're right in front of you! Well done to the security...