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Jesse Hogan ~ new 2 year deal

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Happy for him!

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    Happy for him!

    ...and us! :rolleyes:

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    Cant wait for him to play his FIRST real game for us

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    Tom McDonald.

    I would imagine he will sign, unless you have news to the contrary.

    Won't need to look at Patton and we can now concentrate on picking a couple of quality mids.

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    I would have thought you want to tie him up for at least three.

    It's a virtual 3 though BBO. Still next year to run on his contract plus another 2. Heck, i'd take that over the other possibility.

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    I would imagine he will sign, unless you have news to the contrary.

    Won't need to look at Patton and we can now concentrate on picking a couple of quality mids.

    Absolutely no news. I just think he's very very important.
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    I suppose that's why roosy didn't mention wanting a forward knowing this was in the works, it's consistent with what my best mate told me though

    Jesse understands we have made a massive investment in him and have put alot of time and resources into developing him, roosy flew to Perth to talk to his family personally, and we have been ultra conservative with his back.

    Jesse loves Melbourne, roosy and the club and will be around for a long time imo

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    Great news!

    Just an aside - the sooner we move to 'high draft picks get 3 or 4 years automatically' the better...

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    I suppose that's why roosy didn't mention wanting a forward knowing this was in the works, it's consistent with what my best mate told me though

    Jesse understands we have made a massive investment in him and have put alot of time and resources into developing him, roosy flew to Perth to talk to his family personally, and we have been ultra conservative with his back.

    Jesse loves Melbourne, roosy and the club and will be around for a long time imo

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    I just wet my pants a little with excitement!

    Is that old age moon??

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    Just cracked one through the covers....

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    Absolutely no news. I just think he's very very important.

    Couldn't agree more, he's one of my favourite players to watch; just love his aggression and the way he plays it hard, particularly against the new "stars" to get the ascendancy.

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    Hogan, Frawley and McDonald locked in long term would give us some great depth and flexibility in the big man department. With Dunn taking a step and Pedersen emerging we look ok for talls. Add Dawes, Garland as well as Watts and Howe and we're in good shape. Another ruckman might be all that is missing. A couple of classy mids and an elite kick out of the backline and the jigsaw is looking alright. Hogan might just be the key piece. I was quietly hoping for a 10 year Lynch type deal.

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    The timing is interesting.

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