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this kid is just something else

Would be a shame if Neeld wasnt around to see him debut next year since hes the one that wanted him at the club so badly

Gotta give props to Neeld for bringing us Jesse Hogan. He is going to have a debut season for the ages, not even the MFC can stuff this kid up, He dances to his own tune.

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    Clark and Hogan could be one of the leagues best forward combinations and then our midfield is loaded with talent, if the players develop into the sorts of players we hope and expect them to be, we will have something pretty special to look forward too

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    Hogan aint going to stick around guys. Just imagine what hes thinking right now.

    I imagine he's thinking that he just had a great game, kicked four goals, had his forward partner kick three, thrashed a pretty strong side and life is good. Do you really think he gives a damn what the senior team is doing right now when he's still a year off playing in it?

    As for the rest, My GOD he looks impressive. There's that one photo of him leaning on his defender. He certainly isn't the one who looks too young to play AFL.

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    Hogan aint going to stick around guys. Just imagine what hes thinking right now.

    "I can't wait for next year, I'm going to win games for this club off my own boot."

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    If he was in the draft next year, do you think he would go pick 1? he'd have to wouldn't he?

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    Stick with the MFC Jessie.

    Mark Neeld if you want to coach this kid then loosen the chains and let the boys play.

    You are still the coach. Do you want it for a long reign?

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    Hogan aint going to stick around guys. Just imagine what hes thinking right now.

    Just imagine what Ross Lyon is thinking right Now.

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    Do you want to reconsider the title of this thread? Glimpses of 2025 and beyond!

    We are rooted

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    Do you want to reconsider the title of this thread? Glimpses of 2025 and beyond!

    We are rooted

    you missed the led.

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    This guy...this is a guy that clubs kill for. A ten-year, set-yourself-up player - see Buddy for an example.

    If we get pick 1 we draft a ready-to-go mid if there is one available early - if not I suggest we trade for two of them. Have a midfield of muscle and a forward line built around Hogan. That will win flags.

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    This guy...this is a guy that clubs kill for. A ten-year, set-yourself-up player - see Buddy for an example.

    If we get pick 1 we draft a ready-to-go mid if there is one available early - if not I suggest we trade for two of them. Have a midfield of muscle and a forward line built around Hogan. That will win flags.

    Reckon we will be all over Luke Dunstan if (when) we get a top 2 pick.

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