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The continuing saga of Melbourne's injury list - 2014

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I also heard he had scans yesterday for an on going groin problem.

heard they were scanning him to find out why his gearbox is stuck in 2nd gear

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    i halven't a clue what you are saying there nut

    me either

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    Yep unfortunately I think you are correct.

    I can't agree - in his first season, he was never quick but he wasn't treacle like he is now.

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    heard they were scanning him to find out why his gearbox is stuck in 2nd gear

    Six months of X box and Puzzles should sort it out.

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    Neville Jetta gets his chance? Has earned it from all reports, though who to drop?

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    Neville Jetta gets his chance? Has earned it from all reports, though who to drop?

    Straight swap for Terlich? Seems to be playing better than clisby and strauss?

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    I think he's just slow.

    Can you explain why he wasn't so obviously slow in his first 2 years?

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    Fracture in his foot, might explain a lot and if so I will happily eat my words.

    Oops. Lets hope that was it.

    And it can get fixed.

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    Can you explain why he wasn't so obviously slow in his first 2 years?

    A good question.

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    Official injury list for round five

    Max Gawn (hamstring) – test

    Jesse Hogan (back) – 4 weeks

    Viv Michie (jaw) – 3-5 weeks

    Luke Tapscott (hamstring) – test

    Dean Terlich (groin) – test

    Jack Trengove (foot) – season

    A door closes for Jack Trengove and another opens for Neville Jetta

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    Official injury list for round five

    Max Gawn (hamstring) – test

    Jesse Hogan (back) – 4 weeks

    Viv Michie (jaw) – 3-5 weeks

    Luke Tapscott (hamstring) – test

    Dean Terlich (groin) – test

    Jack Trengove (foot) – season

    A door closes for Jack Trengove and another opens for Neville Jetta

    i'd perhaps suggest that this is actually a door opening for Jack Trengove.

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    I know timeframes on here can be speculative, can be longer can be less. Would love to have Hogan back for round 9 against the Tigers. If we sustain no more serious injury's I think we would be a big chance.

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    Listening to Misson discuss our injuries, it gave me zero confidence that we will see Hogan any time in the short term. He still thinks he is 4 to 5 weeks - that takes him to the end of May. A couple of weeks at the least at Casey after that you would think, so we're probably not looking until Round 10-12 for a debut.

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    Listening to Misson discuss our injuries, it gave me zero confidence that we will see Hogan any time in the short term. He still thinks he is 4 to 5 weeks - that takes him to the end of May. A couple of weeks at the least at Casey after that you would think, so we're probably not looking until Round 10-12 for a debut.

    I have a novel idea. Let's unveil him on Queen's Birthday to much fanfare.

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    I have a novel idea. Let's unveil him on Queen's Birthday to much fanfare.

    Can just hear the PA announcer now...

    "Let's welcome our Number 2 pick from the 2012 GWS mini draft, Jesse Hogan, with the Number 1 pick from 2008, Jack Watts, and the rest of the Melbourne Football Club."

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    Can just hear the PA announcer now...

    "Let's welcome our Number 2 pick from the 2012 GWS mini draft, Jesse Hogan, with the Number 1 pick from 2008, Jack Watts, and the rest of the Melbourne Football Club."

    Or more likely:

    Late changes today, out Hogan, still not recovered and in Byrnes.

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    Official injury list for round 6

    Dom Barry (calf) test

    Jack Fitzpatrick (ill) available

    Jesse Hogan (back) 4 weeks

    Dean Kent (calf) 1 week

    Viv Michie (jaw) 2 weeks

    Luke Tapscott (hamstring) available

    Jack Trengove (foot) season

    No mention of Jimmy T who was going gangbusters on Sunday at Casey until he received a knock in the second quarter. I have him down as favourite for this week's mystery injury of the week.

    The weeks are going by slowly for Jesse Hogan.

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    4 weeks on Hogan? that will make him round 10 at earliest.

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    Well they said a month ago June would be his likely debut. I'm still guessing 6 weeks until he plays in the ones.

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    whos the [censored] opposition player that kneed Hogan in the back in NAB cup?

    whoever is it i hope they do their ACL

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    I have a novel idea. Let's unveil him on Queen's Birthday to much fanfare.

    Can just hear the PA announcer now...

    "Let's welcome our Number 2 pick from the 2012 GWS mini draft, Jesse Hogan, with the Number 1 pick from 2008, Jack Watts, and the rest of the Melbourne Football Club."

    I'm tipping that if Hogan has the ball and 3 Collingwood players come at him, the cleaning crew will be wiping their remains off the interchange bench.

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