You don’t lose matches when you kick 24 goals. Sorry, Melbourne fans. Haw 155 (24, 11) Mel 50 (7, 8)
Author: Walter
Redeemed by Jesus, married to Steph, father of three beautiful girls. Friend, musician, nerd, appreciator of good food, coffee and the Oxford comma
AFL2015 – Round 6
A brilliant wedding was enough to ensure that this loss didn’t hurt. GWS 108 (16, 12) Haw 98 (14, 14)
AFL2015 – Round 5
After quarter one we didn’t deserve to win. We won anyway. Haw 130 (19, 16) NM 70 (10,10)
AFL2015 – Round 4
The second quarter. A fifty-eight point hurdle. Insurmountable. Port 99 (15, 9) Haw 91 (13, 13)
AFL2015 – Round 3
Similar coaches. Very different players.Nothing to see here. Haw 127 (19,13)Dogs 57 (8, 9)
AFL2015 – Round 2
We took the lead back after being down six goals. The Dons earned the win. Ess 78 (12, 6) Haw 76 (10, 10)
AFL2015 – Round 1
A one-sided match between two arch-nemeses. Hushed celebrations. Haw 123 (17, 21) Gee 61 (8, 13)
AFL2014 Grand Final
Haw 137 (21, 11) Syd 74 (11, 8) When a football match is that unevenly matched… The Hawks were brutal.
AFL2014 Preliminary Final
Haw 97 (15, 7) P.A 94 (13, 16) Twenty-six points straight In the last fifteen minutes. Hawks hold on to win!
Proverbs 18
From Proverbs 18:18-22 When two “big men” go at it long enough, the best resolution is often a coin-toss. If your friend is offended, it can be harder to resolve than P vs NP. Reconnecting is as likely as the road runner being caught. So be careful with your mouth – it writes the cheques… Continue reading Proverbs 18
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