Rumour Jessie Hogan Out Indefinitely for Mental Health Reasons.

[Dez!]

The losing a family member thing doesn't really excuse much, it's sad of course but in the normal course of most people's lives they will first lose their grandparents and then parents with some being a bit earlier or later then others. It's life. I would be absolutely gutted if I lost my Dad, I would have days, maybe a couple of weeks off work then I would be back. Pretty much like every other person who has a job.

Injury is pretty similar, there's not a week that goes by that someone in my company doesn't have some sort of operation/injury/sickness. Hips, knee's, shoulders, ankles etc. work helps out and makes life easier of course and they come back to work, and Jesse would get and he has the advantage of having the best DR's ,Physio's, Dietitians etc to help him get better.

But anyone can get mental health issue, people with perfect lives can have them and people who's life is shit have no mental problems at all. My point is I don't think you can really say, "look what happened to him, of course he has mental health issues." Especially when it's just standard stuff you expect in life.

Oh and other people have touched on this before, we've got to a point where anytime anyone is out of line they blame mental health. Have a bender, mental health. Get in a fight, mental health. Bang your mates missus, mental health. It's starting to lose it's zing, it's not fair to genuine cases but there it is.

The sheer stupidity in this post is staggering.

 

[raymond35]

The sheer stupidity in this post is staggering.

Oh what a brilliant come back. Please tell us more Einstein.

 

[Freomaniac]

The losing a family member thing doesn't really excuse much, it's sad of course but in the normal course of most people's lives they will first lose their grandparents and then parents with some being a bit earlier or later then others. It's life. I would be absolutely gutted if I lost my Dad, I would have days, maybe a couple of weeks off work then I would be back. Pretty much like every other person who has a job.

Injury is pretty similar, there's not a week that goes by that someone in my company doesn't have some sort of operation/injury/sickness. Hips, knee's, shoulders, ankles etc. work helps out and makes life easier of course and they come back to work, and Jesse would get and he has the advantage of having the best DR's ,Physio's, Dietitians etc to help him get better.

But anyone can get mental health issue, people with perfect lives can have them and people who's life is shit have no mental problems at all. My point is I don't think you can really say, "look what happened to him, of course he has mental health issues." Especially when it's just standard stuff you expect in life.

Oh and other people have touched on this before, we've got to a point where anytime anyone is out of line they blame mental health. Have a bender, mental health. Get in a fight, mental health. Bang your mates missus, mental health. It's starting to lose it's zing, it's not fair to genuine cases but there it is.

As an Eagles fan..... You should think of what you posted.

Remember Ashley sampi? Played 5-6 years with your mob. Easily one of the most talented forward pockets at the time.

Was never the same when one of his close relatives passed away. He retired shortly after

 

[Freomaniac]

The sheer stupidity in this post is staggering.

Ironic that person is a west coast fan. Ashley sampi wasn't the same after one of his close relatives passed away.

 

[Lsta062]

Unless you know him, you have no idea what he is going through. Even then, you still may not know everything that he is going through.

Save him from your judgemental opinions.

 

[Lsta062]

The losing a family member thing doesn't really excuse much, it's sad of course but in the normal course of most people's lives they will first lose their grandparents and then parents with some being a bit earlier or later then others. It's life. I would be absolutely gutted if I lost my Dad, I would have days, maybe a couple of weeks off work then I would be back. Pretty much like every other person who has a job.

Injury is pretty similar, there's not a week that goes by that someone in my company doesn't have some sort of operation/injury/sickness. Hips, knee's, shoulders, ankles etc. work helps out and makes life easier of course and they come back to work, and Jesse would get and he has the advantage of having the best DR's ,Physio's, Dietitians etc to help him get better.

But anyone can get mental health issue, people with perfect lives can have them and people who's life is shit have no mental problems at all. My point is I don't think you can really say, "look what happened to him, of course he has mental health issues." Especially when it's just standard stuff you expect in life.

Oh and other people have touched on this before, we've got to a point where anytime anyone is out of line they blame mental health. Have a bender, mental health. Get in a fight, mental health. Bang your mates missus, mental health. It's starting to lose it's zing, it's not fair to genuine cases but there it is.

I think it is more “look what has happened to him, don’t assume that he actually doesn’t have mental health issues” than what you’re saying.

There are many reasons why he genuinely could be affected by mental health issues yet some people are insinuating otherwise with no evidence other than what a mate’s mate told him that a mate said.

 

[Numero Uno]

As an Eagles fan..... You should think of what you posted.

Remember Ashley sampi? Played 5-6 years with your mob. Easily one of the most talented forward pockets at the time.

Was never the same when one of his close relatives passed away. He retired shortly after

Ironic that person is a west coast fan. Ashley sampi wasn't the same after one of his close relatives passed away.

stop trying to drag West Coast into your clubs drug culture

freo fans trying to play victim is embarrassing

 

[Freomaniac]

stop trying to drag West Coast into your clubs drug culture

freo fans trying to play victim is embarrassing

oh I am not trying to play victim. Some of your Eagles mates have sunk the boots in.

It's only been recently that mental health is a silent epidemic.

At Freo, it was previously with Harley Bennell and cam McCarthy, now it's Jesse Hogan.

 

[Farang83150]

You mean just like your freo mates did regarding Beames...DH

 

[Freomaniac]

You mean just like your freo mates did regarding Beames...DH

Well I never saw it. I don't recall my self sinking the boots into Mitch Clark due to mental health

 

[Numero Uno]

oh I am not trying to play victim. Some of your Eagles mates have sunk the boots in.

It's only been recently that mental health is a silent epidemic.

At Freo, it was previously with Harley Bennell and cam McCarthy, now it's Jesse Hogan.

while I won't sink to freo supporters level, i can fully understand why some Eagle fans have commented on the situation

 

[Freomaniac]

Farang83150 you go on that social justice warpath LoL. You gotta love morals and ethics on big footy and bay 13 Numero Uno

 

[Freomaniac]

while I won't sink to freo supporters level, i can fully understand why some Eagle fans have commented on the situation

you won't sink to freos supporters level. Come on drag your self down to our level with the rest of the crazies LoL

 

[Dez!]

Oh what a brilliant come back. Please tell us more Einstein.

Don't need to be Einstein to realize just how stupid that post was, although you do need to be able to read which I'm guessing is why you couldn't see how stupid it was.

 

[Toump Ass]

The losing a family member thing doesn't really excuse much, it's sad of course but in the normal course of most people's lives they will first lose their grandparents and then parents with some being a bit earlier or later then others. It's life. I would be absolutely gutted if I lost my Dad, I would have days, maybe a couple of weeks off work then I would be back.

Yes that's right, every single person who has ever lost a parent goes through the exact same experience of grief! Amazing, isn't it?

 

[donkeypunchd]

They’ve taken some wild swings with their recruiting with McCarthy, Bennell and Hogan and at present it ain’t looking great all up.

I can believe the dude has issues - I mean he flipped a car on its roof in the burbs in a single vehicle accident. He’s not on the right track at the moment.

Melbourne remarkably have managed to pull one over another club.

We have a history of doing this to Freo (well, in the 2010s at any rate).

 

[BG__]

Is it clinical anxiety though?

 

[1970crow]

1. How do you know it’s MDMA or not some combo of other hell knows what rat poison?

2. Even if it is pure MDMA (extremely unlikely) what are the medium to long term effects on brain chemistry?

3. If the answer to either of these questions is “I don’t know” why take such a risk?

aren’t they using MDMA to treat PTSD?

 

[Farang83150]

Farang83150 you go on that social justice warpath LoL. You gotta love morals and ethics on big footy and bay 13 Numero Uno

Said the original morals troll, youra dead set hypocrite.

 

[Asapartyhat]

We have a history of doing this to Freo (well, in the 2010s at any rate).

The Phil Gilbert trade for Jeff Farmer was a good one for Melbourne and Fremantle have not got one back on them yet.

 

[Slartibartfast]

If you're alluding to drug abuse, the AFL would need to change the 3 strikes policy.
I would think the players might have a bit to say about that.

Remember the non-performance drug policy is something the AFL players with the AFL came up with to help players with addictions.
The AFL playing group volunteered to be a part of this testing program as it was seen not to be all about "catching" players.

If the policy no longer becomes about player health and more about crime and punishment, I feel the players quite rightly will rethink their participation.
The AFL could try and put their foot down but the Players could also strike if they felt strongly enough.

Personally I think they should keep it the way it is, at least the clubs are now able to work through the issues with the Player without the grubby media or social media scumbags clouding the situation.

Thing is government support is linked to the WADA memebership via ASADA . The reason for it is of no concern, just that they are WADA compliant.

 

[Maylandsman]

He’s back on the darts and having a few cold ones.

 

[GatesOfHell]

aren’t they using MDMA to treat PTSD?

It has been used in controlled university psychiatric settings in the U.S with medical grade pure mdma, yes.

It’s not a drug to be trifled with though and the fact that it’s illegal outside that environment means that what people call mdma at street level could be a combo of anything under the sun.

 

[1970crow]

It has been used in controlled university psychiatric settings in the U.S with medical grade pure mdma, yes.

It’s not a drug to be trifled with though and the fact that it’s illegal outside that environment means that what people call mdma at street level could be a combo of anything under the sun.

Still, your 2nd question assumed it pure MDMA, so given it‘s used therapeutically, I’d suggest the long term effects of mild use wouldn‘t be too severe.

 

[Freomaniac]

Said the original morals troll, youra dead set hypocrite.

and damn proud of it too. I applaud the bastardization of big footy. The AFL brings in that stupid 666 rule because of Ross Lyon. It works but it backfires as we had the lowest averaging of scoring since 1966