Player Watch #1 - Jesse Hogan - traded to Freo - #fistedforever

[Marlowe]

Horrible news. All the best to Hoges and the family. Health is more important than footy.

 

[SkyhorseTamer]

Hope he's back on track soon guys, tough time for him. Great to see players reaching out to support him. Can't wait to see him back out there for you guys.

 

[Bumpswithagrin]

All the best for Jesse. He's had a rough trot lately, I really feel for him. Hopefully things will get better for him now

 

[Ant_]

Crap news

 

[Richter]

I just popped in to wish Jesse all the best with his treatment and recovery.

Of all the opposition young guns in the competition he's the one I'd most want at our club.

Also full credit to Melbourne FC for the way that you've nurtured and supported him throughout his career.

 

[Freomaniac]

I might be drunk on jim beam. Hogan is immortal. Hulkamania will run wild boys...

 

[beta_condition]

Glad to hear the operation went well, hopefully that's the end of that and he only has to worry about the mental side of things from here on out.

 

[Nugett]

Great news about the success of the operation and hope ihe makes a speedy recovery and things get back on track for him.

 

[Hawk Hawkins]

Best wishes for a quick and full recovery.

 

[jusjoshin]

Wishing him a speedy and complete recovery. All the best Hoges.

 

[Sando22]

I don't like the idea of playing groups trying to win for someone else (ie after a death) but gee I reckon a bit of that desperation we showed on Saturday was in Jesse's honour

Yep I feel the same way about that but completely agree they would have kept Jesse in mind whilst playing.

 

[winning]

Goodluck to Hogan in his recovery from surgery.

Hopefully he obtains a clean bill of health and can have some better luck going forward.

 

[Biffinator]

This thread has been a locomotive on the most wayward and variable of train-lines. I do no honestly know how it will end . . . . . unlike the Toump.

 

[Tempy Tiger]

This thread has been a locomotive on the most wayward and variable of train-lines. I do no honestly know how it will end . . . . . unlike the Toump.

Biff it will culminate later this year with Jesse winning a norm smith after kicking 7 in the granny, ending our 60 year premiership drought. Lock it in. You need to post more around here, you're missed.

 

[LeverPuller]

This thread has been a locomotive on the most wayward and variable of train-lines. I do no honestly know how it will end . . . . . unlike the Toump.

What you really need to do is completely write him off and tell us all that he'll never make it.

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Best of luck, Jess, life is so ****ed up sometimes. Get yourself well, forget footy.

 

[Major Colvin]

Life is scary and fleeting. Hard to believe Flower, Stynes and Bailey all celebrating the club's 150th anniversary back in 2008 - when we were bottom but there was cause for optimism, all now gone well before their time - then you see Neale Daniher cruelly being stuck down with a terminal disease - forget that they are Melbourne people, all of them just good people. If I you told me in 2008 what the next 10 years would entail I'll tell you to * off.

Best wishes Jesse - the entire footy community is behind you.

 

[saj_21]

Damien Barrett reported on the Sunday footy show hogan could be in against the Pies for the QB clash albeit unlikely.

Either way he is on track for an early return when the news could of been a whole lot worse.

We could have hogan and Gawn back for round 13 against the dogs and really help us launch towards September

 

[Cannon82]

Damien Barrett reported on the Sunday footy show hogan could be in against the Pies for the QB clash albeit unlikely.

Ah, delightful journalism.

Situation 1: Hogan makes a comeback on QB.
Barrett: "I said this would happen."

Situation 2: Hogan does not make his comeback on QB
Barrett: "I said this would happen."

Now, back to the latest on Chapelle Corby's bag, and car, and front yard.

 

[Gysberts2Bate]

Life is scary and fleeting. Hard to believe Flower, Stynes and Bailey all celebrating the club's 150th anniversary back in 2008 - when we were bottom but there was cause for optimism, all now gone well before their time - then you see Neale Daniher cruelly being stuck down with a terminal disease - forget that they are Melbourne people, all of them just good people. If I you told me in 2008 what the next 10 years would entail I'll tell you to **** off.

Best wishes Jesse - the entire footy community is behind you.

Yep. You'd never wish these things on another club even if it meant they stopped happening to you, and while I'm obviously not happy about it I am proud of the resilience of the club and its fans - I think the support that Hogan is getting now is very much a product of the MFC having been through the wears and learning how to get behind its own

 

[Yakker]

Ah, delightful journalism.

Situation 1: Hogan makes a comeback on QB.
Barrett: "I said this would happen."

Situation 2: Hogan does not make his comeback on QB
Barrett: "I said this would happen."

Now, back to the latest on Chapelle Corby's bag, and car, and front yard.

Who?

 

[Simon_Says]

The great man back at the club!
"What a time to be alive"

 

[Sando22]

The great man back at the club!
"What a time to be alive"

Welcome back big fella!!!

 

[booshboy]

Imagine if he comes out and kicks a bag against the pies!

 

[ponsdale]

Please don't rush him back. And I say that as a supporter who would love to see him back out there on the big stage. But make sure he is right to play and to stay out there for the rest of the year.