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Jesse Hogan WOW!

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This kid is going to be a machine in a couple of years!

He is only 17 years old and looks a beast already. Enough said.

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    I have an inside word on Jesse - lets just say he is gonna be a Demon longterm.

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    Just turned 18 apparently.

    And to think some didn't want 'im to play.

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    He must be the bloke the AFL match centre is calling "Undefined." I was wondering who that was.

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    First time I've been excited about anything footy related in months.

    Jesse Hogan = a reason to still be a Melbourne supporter come 2014, no matter how bad 2013 is!

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    I won't be bothering the wife tonight.

    She'll probably want her own privacy too. :lol:

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    So, anyone else lining up getting the #1 on the back of the jumper even before 2014?

    Seriously considering it.

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    Please excuse my forgetfulness, but why is it Hogan play this year??

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    So, anyone else lining up getting the #1 on the back of the jumper even before 2014?Seriously considering it.

    Fr the first time in about 15 years I'm considering breaking my vow and only not wearing the #5......

    But I'll stick with the ox

    But, yeah there will be a lot of #1's on jumpers soon.

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    Please excuse my forgetfulness, but why is it Hogan play this year??

    Too young this year

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    Too young this year

    Oh...ok thanks.

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    Already done more than T$ has in his whole career.

    Don't like that guy... But simply not true. Hogan hasn't played a game yet.

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    Going to create havoc at Casey this year...Trenners said he has already reached the ton, 100kg. What's he going to look like when he packs on a bit more muscle.

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    Going to create havoc at Casey this year...Trenners said he has already reached the ton, 100kg. What's he going to look like when he packs on a bit more muscle.

    Wow - that is impressive

    Just wanted to post my love for this kid - I haven't been this impressed for a long time....

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    Jesse loves the Dees and is super impressed with Nathan Jones's work ethic. Dont let that lack of smile fool you. An exciting prospect no doubt after tonights efforts - youd have to think top 4 in next year's draft based on that result against AFL players!

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    When there comes a time when the three of Dawes, Clark and Hogan are up forward, I'd almost be tempted to try and get Hogan one out deep. He's good on a lead and positions himself very well.

    It's the pity the quality in the midfield isn't a bit stronger and wiser. In time(?)

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    Absolutely stoked with this kid. Already proven to be a better KP player than watts. His hunger for the contest is awesome. Plus he's a big boy! There wont be any waiting for him to grow into his body with this bloke

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