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Autopsy Jesse Hogan - Worth 220 Points
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Hmmm
Taberner has been making him look like a goose.
Bobby Hill is starting to look like a good player for GWS. Without getting out the tin foil hat, it's starting to look like a pretty bad decision to get Hogan instead of Kng and Hill. King especially looks like a damn good player for the next 10 years.
I thought Hodge said something relevant in the GWS game today who are playing 4 talls. They all tend to fly for the same ball and spoil eachother. When you have two of the top three for contested marks in the AFL in the forward line it leaves Hogan in no mans land within goal kicking range.
Who?
Coke Zero.
Longmuir will set Hogan up to be like Mihocek, moving up and down the ground taking marks and keeping possession. He'll then start to chip in with goals once he's got this role down.
I’ve said this before (quite a few times in fact) the trade was:
Hogan + Bewley > King + Sparrow
Bobby Hill went 3 picks earlier.
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Sturt takes a smalls role. A small that can win aerial battles and do all the pressure/groundwork things is a lot more valuable than a third tall getting outmarked.
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They don't even play the same role
It couldn't be worse than signing him in the first place.
I don't get it. Hogan played better than I thought he would against Richmond, provided outlet marks. Any dysfunctional in the forward line was a collective effort.
It was a good game for a key forward considering the opposition.
It was a good game for a key forward considering the opposition.
Yeah he was ok I thought. Something to build from.
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I saw Taberner take a mark on the wing with Hogan nearby.
Hogan runs down the ground into space but as he starts to turn Taberner had already thrown the ball onto his boot and straight into the a rms of a Richmond player.
Hogan runs down the ground into space but as he starts to turn Taberner had already thrown the ball onto his boot and straight into the a rms of a Richmond player.
Moronic might be overstating it, coz without seeing what the potential deal would be, you never know whether it might be worthwhile.
But in realityland, if Freo were to shop him around, you'd pretty much guarantee the return would be peanuts, especially from a ROI perspective.
If you're able to stand back and view it from a rational standpoint, he's still got massive upside. He just needs to play and get some continuity.
A player with his talents and his age bracket, let him go to work on the field if you can and manage the off field stuff there, where it's happening.
Hogan worked his arse off this week.
He lead well and if the leads were honored more often he would've had more like 15 marks than 8.
We keep playing him and develop the chemistry
He lead well and if the leads were honored more often he would've had more like 15 marks than 8.
We keep playing him and develop the chemistry
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He's a rarity in modern football, in that he seems to actually realise that you need to lead towards the ball carrier more often than just running back towards goal. Our mids and ball carriers should be trained to always be looking for his hit up leads as he'll usually be providing one somewhere.
We works his arse off on the field, keep him in and the cohesion will build
Hahahaha.... A one game star is Sturt ! The kid looks like he can play but will need time. Hogan is coming off the back of 2 navicular injuries, the first one Freo new about and the second they made an absolute meal of handling and diagnosing. Give him a chance mate to build back up to his best! Hogan kicked 40+ goals in his first year too... Who knows what's around the corner for anyone
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