Hawthorn’s 138-68 thumping of the Tigers solidified their status as a serious contender for the premiership. They also improved their percentage, which may be crucial in securing a home final in week one and averting a potential interstate trip.
With their free-flowing, high-percentage style of play that has the entire AFL on notice, the Hawks have undoubtedly emerged as the most enjoyable club to watch towards the end of the season.
With a third-place disposal efficiency of 74.7%, the Hawks are among the finest in the league. They also move the ball through the hands with the fifth-lowest kick percentage in the AFL at 58.5%.
The Hawks’ most recent victory over Richmond brought their average score to 116.4.
A 600 square metre food hall with a Tokyo theme can be found in North Melbourne. It is easily noticeable due to its colourful neon signage.
After renovations, the popular eating area now has a tonne of new vendors.
Many of the vendors are firmly rooted in Asia, fitting in with the Tokyo theme. Examples include Shokudo, which serves traditional ramen, donburi, and udon; Xeom, which serves Vietnamese food; Jymmanuel, who makes crispy chicken popcorn; Lepak Corner, which serves nasi lemak and mi goreng; Tai Thai, a Taiwanese and Thai fusion spot; and Seoul Bunsik, which serves Vietnamese street food.
Other vendors include Taste with German wursts, Kebab2nite with the required kebabs and HSPs, Berbeo Bros with lechona and arepa beef burgers, No Mames Mexican with tacos, and Watermelon Sundae with
