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Jesse Hogan re-signs to end of Season 2019

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On ‎26‎/‎04‎/‎2017 at 0:27 PM, TGR said:

I thought I cashed in on selling Hogan at a high price to many of you.  When all of you salivated squared.  Done the same with Jordan Lewis.  You guys are Alan Bond with rose coloured glasses.  Kerry Packer said there was only one Alan Bond transaction in a lifetime; not here.

 

Lynch and Daniher have flown past him...I think that is well accepted.  Hogan will have his days, but only when the moons align.  Can't build a flag tilt around that.

 

 

 

pTGR

 

you sir, are a ratbag and not a supporter

 
5 hours ago, davo said:

you sir, are a ratbag and not a supporter

In fairness to TGR that was just incredibly bad timing 

2 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

In fairness to TGR that was just incredibly bad timing 

Was it ever!!

 

I wonder how you bozos would go whilst your Dad is dying of cancer on the other side of the country. The last few years would of been very tough. 

Hes a top liner and when he settles he'll win the Coleman more than once

4 minutes ago, Roost It said:

I wonder how you bozos would go whilst your Dad is dying of cancer on the other side of the country. The last few years would of been very tough. 

Hes a top liner and when he settles he'll win the Coleman more than once

Noi he wont. He could become a great CHF roaming up the ground but he will never be a prolific goal kicker. Its not what he is. Could be an incredible Riewoldt type CHF though


25 minutes ago, Fitz Fitzpatrick said:

Noi he wont. He could become a great CHF roaming up the ground but he will never be a prolific goal kicker. Its not what he is. Could be an incredible Riewoldt type CHF though

Save this for another time mate..

19 hours ago, Hogan2014 said:

RIP Tony

Jesse take your time as family comes first!

To all including commentators who have questioned his body language.....Enough said!

What?

 
23 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Save this for another time mate..

hows defining his strengths a criticism? thats a bit precious. i was calling him a potentially great chf, not sure how that is sensitive mate

In time and only when he is ready to play, I wonder if we should try playing Jesse off the wing? We have seen him playing well up the field and even centre bounces before and play well. Our whole structure has had to change due to the ruck situation and as a result, we will become a little unpredictable for the opposition. This will make it even more so. The forward line, as dysfunctional as it has been at times is currently ranked 5th in the league and Jesse has only played 3 games.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        I think he could do some damage with his run and might take the limelight off him not having to be our big KPF when he does return. Worked well for Richo and Riewoldt, I reckon it`s worth a shot.


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