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Now that he has signed a 2 year extension (virtually 3 years), it doesn't bother me if he does or doesn't debut this year.

Had he not signed, i would've definitely played him to give him a taste and increase the MFC appeal to him, but we obviously appeal plenty with his agreeing to an extension.

 

my info is that Jesse will make his debut against West Coast infront of his family if he gets through this game okay.

Roos and Mission basically told him he could play this week but strongly encouraged him to have a week at Casey first

He's essentially been ready to play for a couple of weeks but the club is not willing to take any chances

Sorry, but the real Paul Roos thinks differently:

http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2014-08-15/roos-doubts-hogan-afl-debut-this-year

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really?

“If he plays really, really well this week – then next week, he might be a slight chance."

I'd say he left the kimono slightly open

Typical Roos.

If he kicks 2-3 goals in a Casey side virtually unable to win a game, I'd say he's a shoe-in for next week.

The Kid has one a B&F in 2's has been training the house down for a month and people want him to go to Casey and suffer 3 weeks of rubbish delivery , scoreboard beltings , very little excitement and sarounded by 6 or 7 blokes who know that there careers are finished and don't want to be there.

Exactly - he could get that same experience playing for the seniors. Baddum-tish.


Wasn't Watts played on Queens B/Day for revenue reasons? I know the answer!

Exactly why history should not repeat itself. Hogan kicking goals early next season will have the exact same effect on membership. If there is such a thing....

:rolleyes:​ Your reply brought a smile to my face Demonsterative. It was just a bit of gentle pot-stirring on my part. I have total faith in the current administration to make the correct call for all the right reasons.

really?

“If he plays really, really well this week – then next week, he might be a slight chance."

I'd say he left the kimono slightly open

You might be right dc, but the kimono vision disturbed me a little too much...

You might be right dc, but the kimono vision disturbed me a little too much...

you've never seen roosy's kimono before?

 

you've never seen roosy's kimono before?

You say that as if you see it regularly dc. Must be in the 'inner circle'.

You say that as if you see it regularly dc. Must be in the 'inner circle'.

nothing to be scared of moonie....in fact it s quite seductive in a poetic way (ask tona)


Think I might be the only 'lander at the G tomorrow. Sounds like everyone's making the long trip to Craigieburn to see Jesse Hogan play. I also heard that BBO is having an open bar at his place in Romsey after the game. Enjoy!

Think I might be the only 'lander at the G tomorrow. Sounds like everyone's making the long trip to Craigieburn to see Jesse Hogan play. I also heard that BBO is having an open bar at his place in Romsey after the game. Enjoy!

well he must have been purloining his neighbours red wine again then moonie


well he must have been purloining his neighbours red wine again then moonie

True. He's certainly having a late night tonight putting up the decorations for the 'land clan tomorrow.

well he must have been purloining his neighbours red wine again then moonie

Yes, there is still some friction over that matter dc. However, I am now retiring for the night in order to make an early start for Crazyburn tomorrow. (And to allow at least two breakfast stops on the way)

Yes, there is still some friction over that matter dc. However, I am now retiring for the night in order to make an early start for Crazyburn tomorrow. (And to allow at least two breakfast stops on the way)

wot no gym session with your pt?

I wouldn't go to Craigieburn to see Elvis play.


I wouldn't go to Craigieburn to see Elvis play.

Not even for the free pizz at BBOs house afterwards Biff?

Not even for the free pizz at BBOs house afterwards Biff?

You know it's the cheap plonk from Aldi poured into a decent bottle.

Don't be lured by empty promises Moon.

Anyway, you are still fragile from the last encounter so i wouldn't risk it.

You know it's the cheap plonk from Aldi poured into a decent bottle.

Don't be lured by empty promises Moon.

Anyway, you are still fragile from the last encounter so i wouldn't risk it.

Wise you are. Skulling from goon bags isn't my thing. I'll stay clear.

 

Anyone still think Hogan is ready for next weeks game in WA? Did he play "really, really well" in the VFL today?

Anyone still think Hogan is ready for next weeks game in WA? Did he play "really, really well" in the VFL today?

Anyone what thought before today that he would debut next week is deluded


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