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what are you, high? every club in the comp would consider that kid to be the biggest asset in football.. there are plenty of midfielders bouncing around, but an 18 year old key forward like that is pr

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Any more comments like this and there will be hex on the kid... Repeat after me people: Non-Demon friend (trying to have a chat about footy and being nice enough not to mention this season) - Hey, t

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Love the way Hogan gave one of the defender the f'off elbow in the ribs after he marked. Got a touch of the arrogant about him...

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How good was that clunk he took from Strauss's kick?

SALIVATING bleurgleleurgle

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I wonder where he and Martin would rank if they were in this year's draft. Anyone who has some good info on this year draftees care to speculate?

I think Hogan would go one or two with Boyd. You would have to imagine if he is kicking bags of six in the VFL at under 18 level he would be kicking 10! Also big forwards are hard to come by and this year could have 2 very good ones. Luckily we already have him which is a good feeling so we can work on our midfield.

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what are you, high? every club in the comp would consider that kid to be the biggest asset in football.. there are plenty of midfielders bouncing around, but an 18 year old key forward like that is pretty much unprecedented

I don't care what anyone says, to turn Scully's betrayal into getting Hogan, Viney and Toumpas in one go was an absolute masterstroke by those involved

Absolutely.

Add to that Mitch Clark whom we secured with the war chest we had up our sleeve to retain Scully. Dead set, we dodged a bullet on Scully given what we got in return.

Relevantly, no one seems to talk about him as being amongst the very elite mids in the competition - younger, lower picked mids are already making a greater impact than him.

And Hogan will be a superstar. It's obvious.

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Love the way Hogan gave one of the defender the f'off elbow in the ribs after he marked. Got a touch of the arrogant about him...

What was even better is that was against Matthew Watson. Carltank listed player who was their first round draft pick (18) in the 2010 draft who's now in his third year and Hogan towled him up.

If I remember correctly he was dragged from Hogan in the end as he was exhausted and couldn't go with the Hulk. If Hogan's doing this to first round draft pick players who are in their 3rd year of AFL, just wait till he has another pre-season into him and he draws the oppositions 3rd defender as the two best will go to Clark and Dawes.

A lot to look forward to here!

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What was even better is that was against Matthew Watson. Carltank listed player who was their first round draft pick (18) in the 2010 draft who's now in his third year and Hogan towled him up.

If I remember correctly he was dragged from Hogan in the end as he was exhausted and couldn't go with the Hulk. If Hogan's doing this to first round draft pick players who are in their 3rd year of AFL, just wait till he has another pre-season into him and he draws the oppositions 3rd defender as the two best will go to Clark and Dawes.

A lot to look forward to here!

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What was even better is that was against Matthew Watson. Carltank listed player who was their first round draft pick (18) in the 2010 draft who's now in his third year and Hogan towled him up.

If I remember correctly he was dragged from Hogan in the end as he was exhausted and couldn't go with the Hulk. If Hogan's doing this to first round draft pick players who are in their 3rd year of AFL, just wait till he has another pre-season into him and he draws the oppositions 3rd defender as the two best will go to Clark and Dawes.

A lot to look forward to here!

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And they replaced Watson with Duigan. I'm loving the hulk. A of glimpse into the future. Barry run and carry then a 50 metre bomb to Hogan who marks (and elbows/slaps the defender) and goals.

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Could we finally get a 100 Goalkicker in a season??

Any more comments like this and there will be hex on the kid...

Repeat after me people:

Non-Demon friend (trying to have a chat about footy and being nice enough not to mention this season) - Hey, that Hogan looks good! Will be good next year!

Dees fan: Yeah, he looks alright. Hopefully we can bring him at some point in 2014...Need to improve that midfield though.

CHANGE SUBJECT TO MIDFIELD ISSUES.

Let's not hex the kid.

Remember, this is Melbourne.

If we like something enough it will be taken from us.

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Me Hulk.....me want ball..........me want goal.

Me want more goal.............me want more goal...NOW!

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Could we finally get a 100 Goalkicker in a season??

In the last 14 seasons there has been ONE 100+ haul, which was Buddy, with 102, in 2008

The game has changed

I think we need to accept we will probably never see 100 goals at the MFC

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