Wodonga's focus won't be spoiling Wangaratta Rovers' finals hopes on Saturday.
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"No, that's not a huge interest to us at all to be honest," coach Zac Fulford said.
"Our first quarter against Yarrawonga was some of the most positive footy we've played this year, but the difference between our first quarter and our second was so vast, it's a concern.
"To play one brand of footy and then play a completely different type of footy for the next three-quarters, we've got a lot to iron out in how we want to play and the consistency we're looking for."
Wodonga trailed Yarrawonga by a point at the first break, but then kicked just five goals to 19 in a 95-point caning.
The gap between Wodonga's best and worst is a major factor why the club will have a playoff for the wooden spoon the following week against Corowa-Rutherglen.
But the home club can take heart from Rovers.
The Hawks posted a winless wooden spoon last year, but are now battling Wodonga Raiders for fifth spot.
