Premiership star returns to Eaglehawk By LUKE WEST THE chance to play alongside his mates again was one of the big lures to attracting Kain Robins back to Eaglehawk for the 2013 Bendigo Football League season. Robins confirmed yesterday that after two years coaching Hopetoun in the Mallee Football League, he is returning to Canterbury Park. The signature of Robins has been one of the most sought-after in the region in recent weeks, but it's the Hawks who have secured the services of the versatile star. "It's good to be back at Eaglehawk. I've got itchy feet to get back in and play there again," Robins said. "I've got a lot of mates there, so in the end, it was a fairly easy decision." Robins, 28, has had a decorated career in the BFL at the Hawks, that included winning the 2006 Michelsen Medal, while he was also a member of Eaglehawk's back-to-back premiership teams of 2007-08. Further enhancing his standing in the competition as one of the league's elite players, Robins was named at centre half-back in the BFL's 2000-09 Team of the Decade, while he is also a former Bendigo Pioneer and Bendigo Bomber. "I suppose there have been a few good offers from different clubs over the past few weeks, but my heart lies at Eaglehawk, so that's where I'll be playing," said Robins, who will also be an assistant coach. Robins rejoins the Hawks after they missed the finals for the first time since 2002 this