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YOUNG key forward Jesse Hogan will miss this Sunday’s match against Geelong due to hamstring tightness.


Hogan was named in Melbourne’s squad on Thursday night but was withdrawn from the side on Friday, with Jordie McKenzie brought into the squad of 25.



Noooo!!! The hulk is going to miss this Sunday's match vs cats. Worst news after last week's top performance :(



Now Dawes will really have to step up!!



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    We aren't playing finals this season so couldn't care less.

    Would rather they manage his loads for longevity when we win all our flags in 3-7 years time.

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    Why on earth Jordy? Why not Fitzy?

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    Another hamstring. That makes about 7 now. Wtf is Misson doing

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    I'm intrigued by Fitzy's fall from the team. Surely he's worth a game? Jordie won't offer us anything in the midfield. At least Fitzy might up forward or back. I dread to think of our forward structure this weekend. Doesn't make sense.

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    Look on the bright side - at least he wont be emotionally scarred by the massacre

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    I believe Fitzy is out hurt. Surely another ruckman will be playing on the pine with McKenzie being brought into the side.

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    I believe Fitzy is out hurt. Surely another ruckman will be playing on the pine with McKenzie being brought into the side.

    McKenzie isn't playing FFS.

    People really need to learn the difference between the 25 man squad and the final team.

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    I believe Fitzy is out hurt. Surely another ruckman will be playing on the pine with McKenzie being brought into the side.

    Fitzy was named for Casey

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    Think I'll rearrange my sock drawer Sunday and fast forward to Brayshaw highlights late in the day.

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    Another hamstring. That makes about 7 now. Wtf is Misson doing

    Hammy tightness not a tear. Really really common with back issues. If it were life and death to play finals he would play

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    Another hamstring. That makes about 7 now. Wtf is Misson doing

    Hammy tightness not a tear. Really really common with back issues. If it were life and death to play finals he would play

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    YOUNG key forward Jesse Hogan will miss this Sunday’s match against Geelong due to hamstring tightness.

    Hogan was named in Melbourne’s squad on Thursday night but was withdrawn from the side on Friday, with Jordie McKenzie brought into the squad of 25.

    Noooo!!! The hulk is going to miss this Sunday's match vs cats. Worst news after last week's top performance :(

    Now Dawes will really have to step up!!

    :(

    Unfortunately My mail was correct!

    Hnnmm a few guys really need to step up!

    " For those that bemoan the lack of opportunity fail to see that small doors, open up into large rooms"

    "The Hurricane Carter"

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    I believe Fitzy is out hurt. Surely another ruckman will be playing on the pine with McKenzie being brought into the side.

    Don't Friggen tell me " Skills" Mc Kenzie has been brought into the side??

    FMD

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    Don't Friggen tell me " Skills" Mc Kenzie has been brought into the side??

    FMD

    Hopefully he will be putting a tight tag on the pine.

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