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Jesse Hogan Injured?

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Vince had an operation early in the week to restitch the webbing in his fingers which he tore on the weekend (makes me feel sick just thinking about it!), so probably explains his absence.

 

 
6 hours ago, Demon77 said:

Jesse is moving well, as is Salem. Notable absentees are, Vince, Hunt and Trac.

Is there a training thread for this week anywhere?

Trac seemed to be fighting fit when he was at the Nike Melbourne On Air party about four hours after our loss Sunday.  At leat from what I saw.  Anyone know why he missed??

 
7 hours ago, McQueen said:

How can he be only driving a crappy old Ford Territory with the coin he’s on?

Think Tom McDonald needs to have a word to him.

Should be driving a Mustang......

Just now, willmoy said:

Should be driving a Mustang......

think the boys probably waiting for their infinitis


8 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

I don't think he's all that far away from a trot in the magoos.

He was poor on the weekend with only 3 touches in a half. Didn't do much in the JLT. Ended last season poorly by his own admission.

Needs to regain his sparkling first half of 2017 form and we'll be the better for it.

Given our forwards' inability to lay tackles, I wouldn't be adverse to giving him a go as a pressure forward. Once he gets a feel for it, we can send him back where hopefully he shows his run and dash again.

Jesse Hogan vs the Lions

2015  -  16 disposals  11 marks, 4 goals, 1 Brownlow vote,   Melbourne win

2016 -  20 disposals,   7 marks,  5 goals,   3 Brownlow votes, Melbourne win

2017 -  15 dispolsas , 9 marks,   6 goals,    3 Brownlow votes,  Melbourne win

Averages  -   17 disposals,  9 marks, 5 goals per game

 

I was worried about this game, but now Jesse is cleared to play we will win.

12 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Troubling. Everyone knows that 110% is the minimum acceptable number for any football player.

That's effort dude, duh.

 
15 hours ago, Leoncelli_36 said:

Trac seemed to be fighting fit when he was at the Nike Melbourne On Air party about four hours after our loss Sunday.  At leat from what I saw.  Anyone know why he missed??

I guess he's recovering from the Nike Melbourne On Air Party??

12 hours ago, Petraccattack said:

Jesse Hogan vs the Lions

2015  -  16 disposals  11 marks, 4 goals, 1 Brownlow vote,   Melbourne win

2016 -  20 disposals,   7 marks,  5 goals,   3 Brownlow votes, Melbourne win

2017 -  15 dispolsas , 9 marks,   6 goals,    3 Brownlow votes,  Melbourne win

Averages  -   17 disposals,  9 marks, 5 goals per game

 

I was worried about this game, but now Jesse is cleared to play we will win.

This is a stat that gives a warm glow... when was the last time we had a forward that kicked numerous goals against a particular opposition. I reckon maybe Brad Miller v the Saints early in his career for a couple of years...and maybe Neita prior to that. 

Mind you...the game has changed...lower the eyes lads.

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