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Melbourne reveal plans to unleash Jesse Hogan into midfield mix

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On 24/02/2018 at 6:09 PM, Deespicable said:

Jesse, is like Jack Watts

 

You stop that now!

 

:)

 
3 minutes ago, Sigil said:

You stop that now!

 

:)

I don't understand his hate for hogan, his talking as if hogan is a below average player.

On 2/24/2018 at 8:09 AM, Deespicable said:

Hope both you and Saty watched the game today and got an idea of his inability to have clean disposal. I'm not bagging everything about him - the guy is a freakish mark and has a freakish natural tank - especially for a smoker. And he is a great kick for goal from anything under 40m and he has a arrogant presence about him which we needed in the past.

But his kicking for goal from anything outside 40m is abysmal and have a look at his left foot stab early from the boundary in fourth term I think. He can't kick - he even had to handball to Hibberd when he was 45m out because he knew he was no guarantee of making the distance and he didn't want to embarrass himself.

Jesse, is like Jack Watts, he hasn't bought into what the coach wants him to do, although because he's young and we all know what he could become we excuse it. He's not soft like the highly-skilled Wattsy, but he doesn't spend time working hard at training and while I'm sure he will have some good days this year, he also will be found wanting through lack of work on his field kicking. 

If he applied himself to his game at training like his good mate Harmesy, then he'll become a superstar. But everything that i've seen from him, indicates he won't because he has a chip on his shoulder because he's a natural. Reminds me a little of Allen Jakovich a super, but wasted talent.  

 

I've bolded the bits that are wrong or just baseless conjecture. And now the nib of my marker is splotchy and ruined.

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This appears to be a masterstroke .,....  he looks dominant through the midfield and it adds a whole new dimension to the side.

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