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I'm OS and listening on TuneIn Radio...the 7Plus app keeps telling me there's a problem with the connection (I'm in Spain)

I thought Matt was from South Australia.

It's really difficultt to gauge just how good these players really are...so many of the shots of them taking marks, winning ruck contests, extracting the ball etc, are so obviously set up as opposed to being real action. But of the three finalists, I would think Matt is the most useful...however Daniel does look to have a decent skill set.

Fair enough, I obviously missed those posts...but were they fact or fiction? You would have to think that if there was any real substance to them, that the press would have been making mention of this when discussing Hogan's future.

This seems to be news that no-one here has any knowledge of, so how do you think people would be taking that into account? I have done some googling and the only reference I could find in relation to Jesse's father being ill, was from May this year and just happened to be from the poster Third Man Up on page 105 of the "The Incredible Hulk - Jesse Hogan" thread here on Demonland. Perhaps you might care to point us to where we could verify that bit of info... it would certainly go a long way towards assuaging the fears of numerous posters in this thread.

Ok, I relented and tracked down my post: Nonsense... as has already been mentioned in this "discussion", the news that Hogan would like to remain a Demon is NOT new information at all... it was in the press on July 21 and the only difference is that GNF is claiming that he got the info from the inner sanctum:http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/melbournes-jesse-hogan-shuts-down-dockers-advances-20160720-gqaa8f.html

The six month timeframe actually first appeared in a newspaper article (I referenced it in an earlier post in this discussion, but can't be arsed looking for it now).

That was absolutely heart breaking.

Loved the byline: "We're 35 years into a 5 year plan".

I'm not sure that to have validity my comment is dependent upon Roos being at the club next year (particularly given the context; that is, the comment to which I was responding).

It certainly helped Neitz back in the day... wouldn't hurt to try it (although he does seem to take on a bit of a roving commission anyway).

But I'm not talking about panic stations as far as the MFC is concerned... Roos knows as well as anyone that Hogan's currency will not be diminished in the least by his recent form slump.

Nah, apparently body language transcends all of that.

Well, Hogan has a contract until the end of next year, yet it's panic stations because he hasn't extended, over a year out.

Well, applying the infallible body language test that has been used by Demonland experts, that must mean that Stringer is off to another club as well?

Depends on their body language.

The entire trilogy is brilliant!

1 - Gawn 2 - Tyson 3 - Watts 4 - Viney 5 - Jetta

From the moment I heard Ricky Don't Lose That Number, Steely Dan lost me completely. The fact that Skunk Baxter played for another bad that I could not stomach (Doobies) didn't help matters...I did however like Don Was with Was Not Was.

Really, I wouldn't have thought he'd played enough games in the ones this year to invoke that rule (has he played any?). I would have thought that as far as Casey is concerned, us playing ANB would possibly preclude him?

Last I heard was that players earned promotion to the ones by performing consistently well at Casey. JKH has done exactly that by accumulating high numbers of possessions and kicking goals in recent performances (best on ground last weekend I believe?). So if Garlett is not fit to play against Carlton, then why shouldn't he get his just reward?

I don't think they'll let him run...they'll want him to be able to run out the full four quarters of the grand final.

I would not be in the least bit surprised if Hunt eventually trumps them all.

Roll out the barrel...

I think Hurley would be worth offering Garland, Dunn and a pick as a trade... both players are unlikely to play in the ones next year, but are still good enough to fill any gaps in Essendon's back line.