Leader Reg and Heeney Cooked

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  • Primmy
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    Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
    I just assumed that the week off, was chiefly there to give Hawthorn's aging stars a rest? Still grateful?
    Were not playing them next week. Works for me.

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  • dejavoodoo44
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    Originally posted by dimelb
    Being grateful to Gill is a new experience; I'm not sure how I'll manage it.
    I just assumed that the week off, was chiefly there to give Hawthorn's aging stars a rest? Still grateful?

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  • ScottH
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    Originally posted by dimelb
    Being grateful to Gill is a new experience; I'm not sure how I'll manage it.

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  • dimelb
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    Originally posted by CureTheSane
    Makes me think that the week off may be better for us than clubs full of players with more years under their belts.
    Could be just the refresh that the young guns need
    Being grateful to Gill is a new experience; I'm not sure how I'll manage it.

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  • CureTheSane
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    Makes me think that the week off may be better for us than clubs full of players with more years under their belts.
    Could be just the refresh that the young guns need

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  • crackedactor
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    Interesting article and sometimes we wonder why a really classy player can no longer get a kick, but we never know what is happening in the background. I am quite happy that Horse has given Callum Mills two breaks this year.

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