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He was suspended in 2017 for missing training. He was suspended in 2017 for missing training. Total premierships: 5. © 2021, SEN All Rights Zodiac Sign: Luke Hodge is a Gemini. Millennials is a … He has won AFL Premierships with the team in 2008, 2013 and … The winning margin of 96 points broke the Hawks own record of 83 set in 1983. His birth sign is Gemini and his life path number is 7. He has won AFL Premierships with the team in 2008, 2013 and 2014. He was suspended in 2017 for missing training. He was born in Colac, Victoria and was the first overall pick in the 2001 AFL Draft. He won the Norm Smith Medal as the best player of the AFL Grand Final in 2008 and 2014. He married Lauren Kirkman in 2009. Crimmins was too ill to attend the game, but invoking the need to win for “the little fella” was all that coach Kennedy needed to say to inspire his players. It is very much a product of the wide knowledge and experience of the author.′ - Jenny Houssart, Senior Lecturer, Department of Learning, Curriculum & Communication, Institute of Education, University of London, UK Praise for previous ... The NHL is, indisputably, weird. The strengths of this sign are being gentle, affectionate, curious, adaptable, able to learn quickly, while weaknesses can be nervous, inconsistent and indecisive. Luke Hodge is part of a Millennial Generation (also known as Generation Y). The following year, Hawthorn’s former captain and one of the club’s greats, Luke Hodge, retired, only to have a change of heart and play for two more years at Brisbane. He was named in the 2008 All-Australian team and in International Rules team for Australia. Hodge won the Norm Smith Medal for being the best player on the ground during the 2008 AFL Grand Final. He is also the last No. 1 draft pick to win a premiership, to date. Luke Hodge won four premierships during his time at Hawthorn, but the 2014 flag sits right at the top. Hodge scaled the premiership mountain for the first time in 2008 before skippering the Hawks to an historic three-peat between 2013 and 2015. The 37-year-old Australian australian rules footballer has done well thus far. Luke Hodge was born in Colac, Australia on June 15, 1984. The Club has also won premierships at other levels, including the night/pre-season, 2nd 18/reserves, 3rd 18/under 19 and junior grades. Premiership success was also achieved in the Club’s formative years prior to joining the VFL in 1925. He has won AFL Premierships with the team in 2008, 2013 and 2014. 1968 (Golden Fleece Cup)Hawthorn 16.15.111 d North Melbourne 6.14.50, Coach: John Kennedy SnrCaptain: Graham ArthurBacks: David Parkin (27), Ian Bremner (20), Ken Beck (4)Half-backs: Rod Olsson (25), Terry Gay (28), Ross Growcott (12)Centres: Des Meagher (30), Ray Wilson (10), Peter Chilton (3)Half-forwards: Robert Keddie (33), Neil Ferguson (17), Gene Chiron (36)Forwards: Geoff Angus (35), Peter Hudson (26), John Fisher (6)Followers: Michael Blood (15), Graham Arthur (2), Peter Crimmins (5)Reserves: Michael Francis (31), Geoff Smith (49)Goals: Hudson 8, Arthur 2, Crimmins 2, Chilton 1, Keddie 1, Meagher 1, Parkin 1Best Players: Beck, Crimmins, Hudson, Keddie, Meagher, Parkin, WilsonUmpire: Don JolleyAttendance: 11,650 (at Lakeside Oval, South Melbourne), 1969 (Golden Fleece Cup)Hawthorn 10.17.77 d Melbourne 9.18.72, Coach: John Kennedy SnrCaptain: David ParkinBacks: David Parkin (27), Ian Bremner (20), Michael Blood (15)Half-backs: Ray Wilson (10), Norm Bussell (16), Gene Chiron (36)Centres: Geoff Angus (33), Geoff Murphy (21), Des Meagher (30)Half-forwards: Rod Olsson (25), Robert Keddie (2), Kevin Heath (8)Forwards: Leigh Matthews (32), Peter Hudson (26), Peter Knights (24)Followers: Ken Beck (4), Don Scott (23), Peter Crimmins (5)Reserves: Lance Morton (37), Ian Law (7)Goals: Hudson 3, Knights 3, Matthews 2, Chilton 1, Crimmins 1, Keddie 1,Meagher 1, Parkin 1Best Players: Beck, Crimmins, Knights, Matthews, ScottUmpire: Ray SleethAttendance: 21,067 (at Lakeside Oval, South Melbourne), 1976 (National Football League Champions)Hawthorn 12.17.89 d North Melbourne 5.11.41, Coach: David Parkin (acting)Captain: Don Scott(Note: possible line-up from the newspapers)Backs: Peter Welsh (12), Kelvin Moore (15), Bernie Jones (31)Half-backs: Ian Bremner (20), David O’Halloran (8), Brian Douge (11)Centres: Rodney Eade (26), Barry Rowlings (22), Geoff Ablett (2)Half-forwards: Kelvin Matthews (4), Ian Paton (42), Peter Bennett (40)Forwards: Jon Hendrie (25), Michael Moncrieff (6), Allan Goad (19)Followers: Don Scott (23), Michael Tuck (17), Leigh Matthews (3)Reserves: David Polkinghorne (10), Alle de Wolde (11), Peter Knights (4)Goals: Moncrieff 4, Goad 3, G Ablett 2, Scott 2, Matthews 1Best Players: Ablett, Bremner, Hendrie, Matthews, Moore, O’Halloran, RowlingsUmpire: P MeadAttendance: 7,374 (at Norwood, South Australia), 1977 (Amoco - Herald Cup)Hawthorn 14.11.95 d Carlton 11.5.71, Coach: David ParkinCaptain: Don ScottBacks: Peter Welsh (12), Michael Moncrieff (6), Kelvin Moore (15)Half-backs: David Polkinghorne (10), David O’Halloran (8), Leon Rice (13)Centres: Stuart Trott (28), Rodney Eade (26), Geoff Ablett (2)Half-forwards: Kevin Ablett (35), Alan Martello (14), John Hendrie (25)Forwards: Peter Bennett (16), Peter Hudson (1), Barry Rowlings (22)Followers: Don Scott (23), Michael Tuck (17), Leigh Matthews (3)Reserves: Kelvin Steele (33), Richard Walter (45)Goals: Hudson 5, Martello 2, Rowlings 2, G Ablett 1, Bennett 1, Hendrie 1,Matthews 1, Tuck 1Best Players: G Ablett, Hudson, Moncrieff, Moore, Polkinghorne, Rowlings, Scott, TuckUmpires: Bill Deller, Ian RobinsonAttendance: 27,407 (at VFL Park, Waverley), 1985 (Foster’s Cup)Hawthorn 11.11.77 d Essendon 10.8.66, Coach: Allan JeansActing Captain: Michael TuckBacks: Gary Ayres (7), Chris Mew (2), Colin Robertson (32)Half-backs: Russell Morris (15), Rod Lester-Smith (6), Peter Schwab (30)Centres: Peter Russo (4), Terry Wallace (16), Robert DiPierdomenico (9)Half-forwards: Peter Curran (25), Dermott Brereton (23), John Kennedy Jnr (34)Forwards: Ken Judge (1), Jason Dunstall (19), Michael Tuck (17)Followers: Greg Dear (14), Robert Handley (37), Richard Loveridge (22)Interchange: Paul Abbott (39), Stephen Malaxos (10), Chris Wittman (43)Goals: DiPierdomenico 3, Brereton 2, Kennedy Jnr 2, Handley 2, Loveridge 1, Schwab 1Best Players: Brereton, DiPierdomenico, Handley, Kennedy Jnr, Loveridge Robertson, WallaceUmpires: Peter Cameron, Glen JamesAttendance: 24,812 (at VFL Park, Waverley), 1986 (Foster’s Cup)Hawthorn 9.12.66 d Carlton 5.6.36, Coach: Allan JeansCaptain: Michael TuckBacks: Gary Ayres (7), Chris Langford (28), Rod Lester-Smith (6)Half-backs: Peter Schwab (30), Paul Abbott (39), Glen Howard (13)Centres: Rodney Eade (26), Terry Wallace (16), Robert DiPierdomenico (9)Half-forwards: Gary Buckenara (11), Dermott Brereton (23), John Kennedy Jnr (34)Forwards: Peter Curran (25), Jason Dunstall (19), John Platten (44)Followers: Greg Dear (14), Michael Tuck (17), Richard Loveridge (22)Interchange: Michael McCarthy (20), Chris Wittman (31), Ken Judge (1)Goals: Platten 3, Buckenara 2, Dunstall 2, Brereton 1, Eade 1Best Players: John Platten, Terry Wallace, Gary Buckenara, Michael Tuck, Gary Ayres, Dermott BreretonUmpires: Ross Castle, John RussoAttendance: 19,627 (at VFL Park, Waverley), 1988 (Panasonic Cup)Hawthorn 10.10.70 d Geelong 9.13.67, Coach: Alan JoyceCaptain: Michael TuckBacks: Paul Abbott (39), Chris Langford (24), Gary Ayres (7)Half-backs: Russell Morris (15), Chris Mew (2), Jay Jencke (1)Centres: James Morrissey (35), Peter Schwab (30), Robert DiPierdomenico (9)Half-forwards: Dermott Brereton (23), Paul Dear (13), Gary Buckenara (9)Forwards: Richard Loveridge (22), Jason Dunstall (19), Andrew Collins (40)Followers: Paul Harding (21), Michael Tuck (17), John Platten (44)Interchange: Robert Dickson (21), Russell Greene (29), Chris Wittman (10)Goals: Dunstall 3, Ayres 1, Breton 1, Buckenara 1, Collins 1, Loveridge 1, Mew 1,Wittman 1Best Players: Ayres, Abbott, Harding, Loveridge, MorrisseyUmpires: Peter Cameron, Ian ClaytonAttendance: 35,803 (at VFL Park, Waverley), 1991 (Fosters Cup)Hawthorn 14.19.103 d North Melbourne 7.12.54, Coach: Alan JeansActing Captain: Gary AyresBacks: Andrew Collins (4), Chris Langford (24), Peter Schwab (30)Half-backs: Ray Jencke (1), Paul Abbott (39), Gary Ayres (7)Centres: Darrin Pritchard, Darren Jarman (11), James Morrissey (35)Half-forwards: Dean Anderson (8), Dermott Brereton (23), Chris Wittman (10)Forwards: Paul Dear (14), Jason Dunstall (19), Ben Allan (15)Followers: Greg Dear (14), Anthony Condon (3), John Platten (44)Interchange: Tony Hall (6), Paul Hudson (33), Stephen Lawrence (12), Alex McDonald (1)Goals: Dunstall 3, Anderson 2, Brereton 2, Condon 2, Pritchard 2, Hall 1, Jarman 1, McDonald 1Best Players: Brereton, Collins, Condon, Dunstall, Jarman, Langford, Platten, PritchardUmpires: Peter Carey, Bryan SheehanAttendance: 46,629 (at VFL Park, Waverley), 1992 (Fosters Cup)Hawthorn 19.14.128 d Fitzroy 8.15.63, Coach: Alan JoyceCaptain: Gary AyresBacks: Andrew Collins (4), Chris Langford (24), Gary Ayres (7)Half-backs: Ray Jencke (1), Chris Mew (39), James Morrissey (35)Centres: Andy Gowers (16), Ben Allen (15), Darrin Pritchard (18)Half-forwards: Dean Anderson (8), Tony Hall (6), Darren Jarman (11)Forwards: Paul Dear (13), Jason Dunstall (19), Dermott Brereton (23)Followers: Greg Dear (14), Paul Hudson (17), John Platten (44)Interchange: Paul Cooper (26), Greg Madigan (1), Alex McDonald (28), Glenn Nugent (21)Goals: Hudson 5, Hall 3, Jarman 3, Brereton 2 Allan 1, P Dear 1, Dunstall 1, Gowers 1, Madigan 1, Platten 1Best Players: Anderson, Collins, Hall, Hudson, Jencke, Langford, Mew, PritchardUmpires: Gavin Dore, Chris MitchellMichael Tuck Medal: Paul HudsonAttendance: 49,453 (at VFL Park, Waverley), 1999 (Ansett Cup)Hawthorn 12.11.83 d Port Adelaide 5.6.36, Coach: Ken JudgeCaptain: Shane CrawfordBacks: Ritchie Vandenberg (21), Jonathan Hay (3), Luke McCabe (7)Half-backs: Trent Croad (24), Mark Graham (34), John Hassall (13)Centres: Angelo Lekkas (37), Tony Woods (30), Shane Crawford (9)Half-forwards: Daniel Chick (17), Jonathon Robran (10), Ben Dixon (19)Forwards: Daniel Harford (5), Nick Holland (2), Aaron Lord (15)Followers: Paul Salmon (4), Craig Treleven (8), Richard Taylor (6)Interchange: Kris Barlow (33), Michael Collica (23), Adrian Cox (36),Brad Lloyd (18), Chris Obst (31), Nathan Thompson (16)Goals: Chick 2, Holland 2, Lord 2, Colica 1, Dixon 1, Graham 1, Salmon 1, Trelevan 1, Vandenberg 1Best Players: Crawford, Croad, Hay, Holland, Lord, Salmon, Taylor TrelevenMichael Tuck Medal: Paul SalmonUmpires: Gavin Dore, Hyden Kennedy, M NashAttendance: 49,874 (at VFL Park, Waverley). Found inside... help the club in its quest to win a premiership, so that's what he did. ... and then Sam Mitchell, Luke Hodge and others have taken it to another level. [fetch instagram=”” display=”posts” show=”2″ ]. Luke Hodge (born June 15, 1984) is famous for being australian rules footballer. Luke Hodge was born in Australia on June 15, 1984. Hawthorn has won the last three premierships but Luke Hodge says that’s irrelevant. Found inside – Page 83... Hawks used to snare Luke Hodge . To rub salt in Fremantle's wound , Croad returned to Hawthorn in 2004 and was a member in the 2008 premiership side . Found insideThe celebrated Australian football bard Martin Flanagan has long insisted Bob Murphy has a book in him like no footballer has written. Leather Soul proves him right. Adelaide Crows superstar Andrew McLeod is one of the greatest AFL players of the modern era. The Club has also won premierships at other levels, including the night/pre-season, 2nd 18/reserves, 3rd 18/under 19 and junior grades. He died three days later.The 1976 Premiership is known to all fans of the Brown and Gold as Crimmo’s Cup. But the side saved their best for last, dismantling Sydney with ferocious pressure and pin-point accuracy of disposal by hand and foot. Th team has seven Norm Smith Medals: Luke Hodge in 2008 and 2014, Shaun Hart in 2001, Simon Black in 2003, Steve Johnson in … Coach: David ParkinCaptain: Don ScottBacks: Alle de Wolde (27), Kelvin Moore (15), Ian Paton (42)Half-backs: David Polkinghorne (10), Peter Knights (24), Robert Di Pierdomenico (9)Centres: Rodney Eade (26), Terry Wallace (16), Geoff Ablett (2)Half-forwards: John Hendrie (25), Alan Martello (14), Peter Murnane (43)Forwards: Richard Walter (45), Michael Moncrieff (6), Peter Russo (47)Followers: Don Scott (23), Michael Tuck (17), Leigh Matthews (3)Reserves: Norm Goss (1), Michael McCarthy (20)Goals: Matthews 4, Moncrieff 4, Scott 3, Knights 2, Ablett 1, Eade 1, Hendrie 1, Martello 1, Murnane 1Best Players: DiPierdomenico, Eade, Knights, Matthews, Scott, WallaceUmpires: Bill Deller, Ian RobinsonAttendance: 101,704 (at MCG, Saturday, September 30, 1978)In one of the games great rivalries, Hawthorn and North Melbourne were met in their tenth final in five years and their third Grand Final in four years. Luke Hodge was born on June 15, 1984 in Colac, Australia. With four premierships to his name (2008, 2013-15), Hodge will go down as a Hawthorn legend. Author Scott Gullan delves inside the premiership year that stamped Geelong as one of modern football's outstanding football clubs.Over a five-season rebirth, the Geelong Football Club elevated itself from perennial bridesmaid to ... Luke Hodge About. A series of positional moves from coach, Allan Jeans, all worked well, completely blanketing Carlton’s chief play makers. Brisbane Lions: 12. Luke Hodge was born on June 15, 1984 in Colac, Australia. Whilst the 1977 series only featured the 12 VFL teams, between 1978 and 1986 a selection of teams from the SANFL, WAFL and representatives from the ACT, NSW, Queensland, and Tasmania also competed.From 1988 to 2013, the competition was played in its entirety before the premiership season began for only the VFL or AFL Clubs. “I think this season is exactly the same," Hodge said. Known as the Box Hill Hawks, the Club has made 10 finals appearances to date (2015) winning 2 Premierships. AFL grand final: Hawthorn win 12th flag with demolition of Sydney Swans. Found inside – Page 318It was Hawthorn's 10th premiership flag and its first since 1991. ... Among the standouts for Hawthorn was Luke Hodge, who was awarded the Norm Smith Medal ... Coach: John Kennedy SnrCaptain: Graham ArthurBacks: Reg Poole (29), Les Kaine (1), Graham Cooper (10)Half-backs: Sted Hay (20), John McArthur (28), Cam McPherson (26)Centres: Col Youren (30), Brendan Edwards (9), John Fisher (5)Half-forwards: Ian Mort (14), Garry Young (31), Morton Browne (4)Forwards: Malcolm Hill (11), John Peck (23), Jack Cunningham (19)Followers: John Winneke (12), Graham Arthur (2), Ian Law (7)Reserves: Ron Nalder (3), Phil Hay (22)Goals: Browne 3, Law 2, Mort 2, Arthur 1, Cunningham 1, Edwards 1, Hill 1, Nalder 1,Peck 1Best Players: Edwards, Fisher, Hill, Law, Mort, Peck, WinnekeUmpire: Frank SchwabAttendance: 107,935 (at MCG, Saturday, September 23, 1961)Hawthorn’s first premiership after 37 years in the VFL/AFL was a turning point for the Club and the game itself. – Luke Hodge Net Worth Stats Speaking in his new weekly slot on SEN’s Whateley, Hodge says the 2014 Grand Final win over Sydney was extra special because of the obstacles the Hawks had to overcome throughout the season. 2013Hawthorn 11.11.77 d Fremantle 8.14.62, Coach: Alastair ClarksonCaptain: Luke Hodge. 1958Hawthorn 7.11.53 d Collingwood 6.13.49, Coach: H S ‘Tubby’ EdmondsCaptain: Brian KannBacks: Brian Kann (22), Sted Hay (10), Dave Ritchie (39)Half-backs: William Hay (43), John McArthur (28), Norm Maginness (35)Centres: G Sampieri (15), Bill Shelton (7), John Fisher (5)Half-forwards: Ron Cabble (6), Ron Nisbert (16), John Dineen (29)Forwards: Kevin Northcote (19), Gary Young (31), Gary Rusmussen (37)Followers: John Elward (34), Terry Ingersoll (20), Geoff Wilson (8)Reserves: Malcolm Hill (9), R Foreman (41)Goals: Young 2, Dineen 2, Hill 1, Fisher 1, Elward 1, Coach: H S ‘Tubby’ EdmondsCaptain: Brian KannBacks: Brian Kann (22), Don Gent (26), Paul Sullivan (13)Half-backs: John Dineen (29), Geoff Howells (25), Cam McPherson (45)Centres: Barry Toy (49), Bill Shelton (7), John Fisher (5)Half-forwards: Ron Cabble (6), Gary Rusmussen (37), John O’Mahony (3)Forwards: Dave Ritchie (39), Phil Hay (52), Brian Coleman (35)Followers: John Elward (34), John McArthur (28), Kevin Northcote (19)Reserves: John Robertson (32), W Miller (44)Goals: Elward 3, Hay 3, Coleman 2, Northcote 2, Cabble 1, Fisher 1, Ritchie 1, 1972Hawthorn 13.10.88 d Melbourne 12.12.84, Coach: Roy SimmondsCaptain: Ken BeckBacks: Brian Shinners (29), Michael Moncrieff (6), Ron Stubbs (1)Half-backs: Mike Dehnert (41), Ross Johnson (19), Michael Tuck (17)Centres: Brian Douge (11), Kelvin Matthews (28), Peter Walsh (32)Half-forwards: Mike Porter (9), Gerald McCarthy (42), Allan Goad (40)Forwards: Geoff Angus (33), Wayne Bevan (37), Ray Wilson (10)Followers: Ken Beck (4), Gene Chiron (36), Geoff Smith (22)Reserves: Terry Fitzgerald (39), D Fitzgerald (50)Goals: Bevan 4, Goad 2, Porter 2, Smith 2, Angus 1, Matthews 1, T Fitzgerald 1, 1985Hawthorn 18.16.124 d Carlton 16.12.108, Coach: Des MeagherCaptain: Rodney EadeBacks: Chris Wittman (43), Glenn Howard (31), Michael Byrne (21)Half-backs: James Morrissey (35), Paul Abbott (39), Colin Robertson (32)Centres: Robert Teal (54), Rodney Eade (26), Paul Considine (36)Half-forwards: Gary Buckenara (11), Peter Curran (25), David Sullivan (51)Forwards: James Bennett (18), Peter Knights (24), Shane McGrath (27)Followers: Greg Dear (14), Stephen Malaxos (10), David Flintoff (42)Reserves: M Geurts (45), Roger Ellingworth (38), P Bailey (33)Goals: Buckenara 8, Knights 4, Bennet 2, Abbott 1, Considine 1, Sullivan 1, Wittman 1, 2001 (Box Hill Hawks)Box Hill 13.13.91 d Werribee 7.12.54, Coach: Donald McDonaldCaptain: Matt BrewerBacks: Michael Osborne, Matthew Dent, Mark WilliamsHalf-backs: Chance Bateman, John Baird, Chris ObstCentres: Billy Nicholls, Matt Brewer, Nick RiesHalf-forwards: Brett Johnson, Brett O’Farrell, Sam MitchellForwards: Mark Passador, Aaron Lord, Anthony RockFollowers: Robert Campbell, Matthew Ball, Lance PicioaneInterchange: Matthew Smith, Tim Hazell, Michael Georgiadis, Andrew PuglseyGoals: O’Farrell 4, Passador 2, Puglsey 2, Rock 2, Lord 1, Picioane 1, Ries 1Norm Goss Medal: John Baird, 2013 (Box Hill Hawks)Box Hill Hawks 14.15.99 d Geelong 11.12.78, Coach: Damian CarrollActing Captain: David Mirra (Daniel Pratt injured)Backs: Angus Litherland, Matt Spangher, David MirraHalf-backs: Derick Wanganeen, Kyle Cheny, Taylor DuryeaCentres: Marc Lock, Michael Osborne, Sam IlesHalf-forwards: Jed Anderson, Shane Savage, Jonathan SimpkinForwards: Jonathon Ceglar, Sam Grimley, Bryce RetzlaffFollowers: Luke Lowden, Mitch Hallahan, Will LangfordInterchange: Jordan Kelly, Tim O’Brien, Liam Tobin, Xavier Murphy, Ryan ExonGoals: Grimley 3, Murphy 2, Osborne 2, Simpkin 2, Hallahan 1, Iles 1, Lowden 1, Retziaff 1 Savage 1Norm Goss Medal: Jonathan Simpkin.
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