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Sorry RM and Rev.

But I don't want him playing in 2013.

Let the kid get to the right age before throwing him to the wolves.

We have been crap for years, lets do it right.

We have tried to be too clever too often in the last decade.

Posted

Sorry RM and Rev.

But I don't want him playing in 2013.

Let the kid get to the right age before throwing him to the wolves.

We have been crap for years, lets do it right.

We have tried to be too clever too often in the last decade.

It's just the NAB Cup, OD.

I would say it was a Mickey Mouse comp, but I reckon even Mickey would be rested...

Posted

Sorry RM and Rev.

But I don't want him playing in 2013.

Let the kid get to the right age before throwing him to the wolves.

We have been crap for years, lets do it right.

We have tried to be too clever too often in the last decade.

Let 'im play.

Hes a different beast to Watts.

Hogans good to go.

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It's just the NAB Cup, OD.

I would say it was a Mickey Mouse comp, but I reckon even Mickey would be rested...

That might be seen as tanking rpfc.

Don't agree I don't want him before he is 18.

Don't want him to have to wear the responsibility of a possible poxy result yet.

Posted

Sorry RM and Rev.

But I don't want him playing in 2013.

Let the kid get to the right age before throwing him to the wolves.

We have been crap for years, lets do it right.

We have tried to be too clever too often in the last decade.

Who says playing him is the wrong thing to do?

Gold Coast will have done it twice, indicating to me it might be a good idea at least.

The beauty of the NAB Cup is you can give him a taste of AFL level and are not locking him in to 2 hours of footy.

He could play between 1 min and 2 hours!

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Under Neeld?

4 wins and 1 nab cup

Not sure there is a lot to consider there RM.

But I am nit picking.

I just believe we should not push the envelope with Hogan.

Posted

Looking over your shoulder again Old Dee, have a look at the training photos from today, that is a 17yr old wrestling somebody who is over 100kg, great to see, looking fwd to seeing Hogan in the NAB Cup, I want Dom Barry to get an extended taste as well

Posted

You have my vote

Don't believe the kid needs the pressure at 17

Pressure? It's a micky mouse training drill. I don't care if what happens in those games as long as no-one gets hurt.

Posted

Already got a stack of new players to suss out in the NAB Cup. Not a whole lot of point in risking Hogan in any way when he can't play this year.

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Old Dee you can get hurt at training, just ask Max Gawn or Daniel Menzel or Morabito or and the list goes on

Thats true what why push up the odds for a 17 year old

Posted

Age has nothing to do with it when you have a body like that. I say give him a taste- it's not for us, it's for him. He isn't playing any footy this year so let's whet his appetite with some real game time. The fact that it's NAB cup is enough to tell me it won't be overly physical and if he can get through a practice match he can get through a glorified one (hopefully) and as has been already said, injuries can happen anywhere, anytime.

Unleash the beast!

Posted

As fun as it'd be to have a look at him running around in a match, it's a practice match, we need to practice kicking it to new key targets in Dawes and Pete O'File, players that'll actually be there in round 1.

Key position needs more drilling that bringing a kid off the bench to a flank.

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Posted

Tim Watson played VFL at age 15.....

Just sayin.....

Posted

Tim Watson played VFL at age 15.....

Just sayin.....

VFL isn't AFL level though.

*hides in the shadows*

Posted

After being crap for years the temptation is to want instant success is enormance.

We have seen what that has produced over the last 7 years I can wait another year to see Hogan.

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