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that might be Lake Grace's jumper ?
Bombers - yes.
Essendon?? Get off it Mockcockpit!!
Essendon?? Get off it Mockcockpit!!
Obviously the Lake Gracians need to take a long hard look at what they stand for if that's the case.
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Former Fremantle coach Chris Connolly declares recruiting Jesse Hogan is a must for the Dockers
Melbourne forward Jesse Hogan is in the Dockers’ sights. Picture: Wayne Ludbey
FORMER Fremantle coach Chris Connolly expects Dockers management to launch a desperate bid to lure Melbourne young gun Jesse Hogan to eventually replace Matthew Pavlich.
He says entire premiership and club marketing blueprints can be built around a player of Hogan’s capabilities.
Connolly expects all 17 AFL clubs to chase the imposing power forward but the attraction of returning home will be a major bargaining chip for the Dockers’.
“You can build an entire club around that sort of very special player ... he is highest priority,” he said.
WONDERBOY: WHY HOGAN IS WOWING THE DEES, AFL
Hogan, 20, is out of contract in 2017 with Melbourne sitting in a prime spot to retain the big-marking forward.
Fremantle is known to have its sights firmly fixed on Hogan in long-term plans to ultimately replace Pavlich, expected to retire at the end of this season with Dockers scouting agents having already fired regular inquiries at Hogan’s management.
“I’m prepared to say that a development club would even take him ahead of Nat Fyfe if they had a choice. Jesse Hogan is that good,” Connolly said.
“I’m sure West Coast and Fremantle just like all other clubs will be looking at ways they can get Jesse Hogan, or they are not fair dinkum.”
Connolly expects Melbourne’s advancement this season and next year under revered coach Paul Roos to ultimately influence Hogan’s decision.
The former Demons’ football operations boss predicts a Melbourne rise toward finals under Roos with a batch of exciting young talent —Jack Viney, Angus Brayshaw, Dom Tyson, Christian Petracca and Christian Salem alongside Hogan.
“The biggest thing for Jesse to decide is whether Melbourne is going to be a top-four team one day,” Connolly said.
“The go home factor is there and the go home factor is a big deal for interstate players.”
Connolly points to the Eagles loss of champion Chris Judd back in 2007 when he headed back to Victoria after six seasons in the West as a Brownlow medallist and West Coast 2006 premiership captain.
Originally published as Freo in hunt for Hogan
- KIM HAGDORN
- HERALD SUN
- MAY 02, 2015 9:00PM
Melbourne forward Jesse Hogan is in the Dockers’ sights. Picture: Wayne Ludbey
FORMER Fremantle coach Chris Connolly expects Dockers management to launch a desperate bid to lure Melbourne young gun Jesse Hogan to eventually replace Matthew Pavlich.
He says entire premiership and club marketing blueprints can be built around a player of Hogan’s capabilities.
Connolly expects all 17 AFL clubs to chase the imposing power forward but the attraction of returning home will be a major bargaining chip for the Dockers’.
“You can build an entire club around that sort of very special player ... he is highest priority,” he said.
WONDERBOY: WHY HOGAN IS WOWING THE DEES, AFL
Hogan, 20, is out of contract in 2017 with Melbourne sitting in a prime spot to retain the big-marking forward.
Fremantle is known to have its sights firmly fixed on Hogan in long-term plans to ultimately replace Pavlich, expected to retire at the end of this season with Dockers scouting agents having already fired regular inquiries at Hogan’s management.
“I’m prepared to say that a development club would even take him ahead of Nat Fyfe if they had a choice. Jesse Hogan is that good,” Connolly said.
“I’m sure West Coast and Fremantle just like all other clubs will be looking at ways they can get Jesse Hogan, or they are not fair dinkum.”
Connolly expects Melbourne’s advancement this season and next year under revered coach Paul Roos to ultimately influence Hogan’s decision.
The former Demons’ football operations boss predicts a Melbourne rise toward finals under Roos with a batch of exciting young talent —Jack Viney, Angus Brayshaw, Dom Tyson, Christian Petracca and Christian Salem alongside Hogan.
“The biggest thing for Jesse to decide is whether Melbourne is going to be a top-four team one day,” Connolly said.
“The go home factor is there and the go home factor is a big deal for interstate players.”
Connolly points to the Eagles loss of champion Chris Judd back in 2007 when he headed back to Victoria after six seasons in the West as a Brownlow medallist and West Coast 2006 premiership captain.
Originally published as Freo in hunt for Hogan
Breaking news: Hack journo reports on disgraced football luminary's brainfart.Former Fremantle coach Chris Connolly declares recruiting Jesse Hogan is a must for the Dockers
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Melbourne forward Jesse Hogan is in the Dockers’ sights. Picture: Wayne Ludbey
FORMER Fremantle coach Chris Connolly expects Dockers management to launch a desperate bid to lure Melbourne young gun Jesse Hogan to eventually replace Matthew Pavlich.
He says entire premiership and club marketing blueprints can be built around a player of Hogan’s capabilities.
Connolly expects all 17 AFL clubs to chase the imposing power forward but the attraction of returning home will be a major bargaining chip for the Dockers’.
“You can build an entire club around that sort of very special player ... he is highest priority,” he said.
WONDERBOY: WHY HOGAN IS WOWING THE DEES, AFL
Hogan, 20, is out of contract in 2017 with Melbourne sitting in a prime spot to retain the big-marking forward.
Fremantle is known to have its sights firmly fixed on Hogan in long-term plans to ultimately replace Pavlich, expected to retire at the end of this season with Dockers scouting agents having already fired regular inquiries at Hogan’s management.
“I’m prepared to say that a development club would even take him ahead of Nat Fyfe if they had a choice. Jesse Hogan is that good,” Connolly said.
“I’m sure West Coast and Fremantle just like all other clubs will be looking at ways they can get Jesse Hogan, or they are not fair dinkum.”
Connolly expects Melbourne’s advancement this season and next year under revered coach Paul Roos to ultimately influence Hogan’s decision.
The former Demons’ football operations boss predicts a Melbourne rise toward finals under Roos with a batch of exciting young talent —Jack Viney, Angus Brayshaw, Dom Tyson, Christian Petracca and Christian Salem alongside Hogan.
“The biggest thing for Jesse to decide is whether Melbourne is going to be a top-four team one day,” Connolly said.
“The go home factor is there and the go home factor is a big deal for interstate players.”
Connolly points to the Eagles loss of champion Chris Judd back in 2007 when he headed back to Victoria after six seasons in the West as a Brownlow medallist and West Coast 2006 premiership captain.
Originally published as Freo in hunt for Hogan
So very, very sad
Otway Districts footballer dies in Colac District Football League match
http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au...all-league-match/story-fnjuhxh0-1227331936506
Shit, that's terrible. I feel for everyone involved.
Or, Hogan very good: Connolly.
No wonder they're in C-grade at country week! Obviously the cockies out Jerramungup way can afford to buy more flags.
Former Fremantle coach Chris Connolly declares recruiting Jesse Hogan is a must for the Dockers
SHARE
- KIM HAGDORN
- HERALD SUN
- MAY 02, 2015 9:00PM
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Melbourne forward Jesse Hogan is in the Dockers’ sights. Picture: Wayne Ludbey
FORMER Fremantle coach Chris Connolly expects Dockers management to launch a desperate bid to lure Melbourne young gun Jesse Hogan to eventually replace Matthew Pavlich.
He says entire premiership and club marketing blueprints can be built around a player of Hogan’s capabilities.
Connolly expects all 17 AFL clubs to chase the imposing power forward but the attraction of returning home will be a major bargaining chip for the Dockers’.
“You can build an entire club around that sort of very special player ... he is highest priority,” he said.
WONDERBOY: WHY HOGAN IS WOWING THE DEES, AFL
Hogan, 20, is out of contract in 2017 with Melbourne sitting in a prime spot to retain the big-marking forward.
Fremantle is known to have its sights firmly fixed on Hogan in long-term plans to ultimately replace Pavlich, expected to retire at the end of this season with Dockers scouting agents having already fired regular inquiries at Hogan’s management.
“I’m prepared to say that a development club would even take him ahead of Nat Fyfe if they had a choice. Jesse Hogan is that good,” Connolly said.
“I’m sure West Coast and Fremantle just like all other clubs will be looking at ways they can get Jesse Hogan, or they are not fair dinkum.”
Connolly expects Melbourne’s advancement this season and next year under revered coach Paul Roos to ultimately influence Hogan’s decision.
The former Demons’ football operations boss predicts a Melbourne rise toward finals under Roos with a batch of exciting young talent —Jack Viney, Angus Brayshaw, Dom Tyson, Christian Petracca and Christian Salem alongside Hogan.
“The biggest thing for Jesse to decide is whether Melbourne is going to be a top-four team one day,” Connolly said.
“The go home factor is there and the go home factor is a big deal for interstate players.”
Connolly points to the Eagles loss of champion Chris Judd back in 2007 when he headed back to Victoria after six seasons in the West as a Brownlow medallist and West Coast 2006 premiership captain.
Originally published as Freo in hunt for Hogan
Captain Obvious: The Article.
One week at a time.....
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-ne...premiership-door-in-2015-20150502-1my3fb.html
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-ne...premiership-door-in-2015-20150502-1my3fb.html
It is clear this is our best opportunity as a club since inception. Every team plays a week at a time.
I'd rather know what you think about the possibility of tabs kicking 35 goals this year?
Will be interesting to see if we do bring Dawson straight in or mainly play him to rest Johnson or Luke.
Nice hearing Lloyd being positive about us!
Always found Lloyd to be a good thinker about the game and unlike some of the Vic media prepared to give Freo the time of day. Yeah his brothers influence obviously means he is better informed than most over East.
However, Whilst Freos change in game plan is exciting and producing results, hawthorn has given us another timely reminder about their awesome depth and what a very hard team they will be to defeat when the whips are cracking at the end of the year.
I also think Port will re-establish themselves as a genuine threat for the flag.
For some reason, even before yesterday's game, I am not as concerned about the Swans, must be that prelim we played against them a couple of years ago.
It is absolutely vital that Freo finish top two this year and take advantage of that position. We are in a great position but still don't have the depth in some key positions especially KPF that the Hawks have. Need a bit of luck with injuries and we will be in this up to our necks.
They just can't help but use the words "desperate bid" when describing any potential trading or drafting by Freo.
The article is full of the bleeding obvious for all clubs but Melbourne know they have a champion in the making and I don't suspect he will be going anywhere for a long time.
Can I come back to you in about 4 hours' time?
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-05-03/five-talking-points-melbourne-v-fremantle
This annoys me, that's not what happened.
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Cancelled
Ben Guthrie has a history of writing nonsense.
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Yeah I think I yelled a very loud - "what bullshit' when I read that.
You did, I heard it here.
This guy had wraps on Clancee before today's efforts. Early days but good on him, he's worked hard to get his body right again and had a solid preseason leading in.
http://www.theroar.com.au/2015/05/02/dockers-defence-keeps-calm-theyll-carry-winning/
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Former Fremantle coach Chris Connolly declares recruiting Jesse Hogan is a must for the Dockers
SHARE
- KIM HAGDORN
- HERALD SUN
- MAY 02, 2015 9:00PM
0
Melbourne forward Jesse Hogan is in the Dockers’ sights. Picture: Wayne Ludbey
FORMER Fremantle coach Chris Connolly expects Dockers management to launch a desperate bid to lure Melbourne young gun Jesse Hogan to eventually replace Matthew Pavlich.
He says entire premiership and club marketing blueprints can be built around a player of Hogan’s capabilities.
Connolly expects all 17 AFL clubs to chase the imposing power forward but the attraction of returning home will be a major bargaining chip for the Dockers’.
“You can build an entire club around that sort of very special player ... he is highest priority,” he said.
WONDERBOY: WHY HOGAN IS WOWING THE DEES, AFL
Hogan, 20, is out of contract in 2017 with Melbourne sitting in a prime spot to retain the big-marking forward.
Fremantle is known to have its sights firmly fixed on Hogan in long-term plans to ultimately replace Pavlich, expected to retire at the end of this season with Dockers scouting agents having already fired regular inquiries at Hogan’s management.
“I’m prepared to say that a development club would even take him ahead of Nat Fyfe if they had a choice. Jesse Hogan is that good,” Connolly said.
“I’m sure West Coast and Fremantle just like all other clubs will be looking at ways they can get Jesse Hogan, or they are not fair dinkum.”
Connolly expects Melbourne’s advancement this season and next year under revered coach Paul Roos to ultimately influence Hogan’s decision.
The former Demons’ football operations boss predicts a Melbourne rise toward finals under Roos with a batch of exciting young talent —Jack Viney, Angus Brayshaw, Dom Tyson, Christian Petracca and Christian Salem alongside Hogan.
“The biggest thing for Jesse to decide is whether Melbourne is going to be a top-four team one day,” Connolly said.
“The go home factor is there and the go home factor is a big deal for interstate players.”
Connolly points to the Eagles loss of champion Chris Judd back in 2007 when he headed back to Victoria after six seasons in the West as a Brownlow medallist and West Coast 2006 premiership captain.
Originally published as Freo in hunt for Hogan
Melbourne (50) v Fremantle (118)
Nat Fyfe is strong, really strong. Melbourne players looked like they were participating in the running of the bulls when he had the ball, the terror in their eyes was visible from the Frank Gray Smith bar.
http://titusoreily.com/the-monday-k...ail&utm_term=0_6fb03b1bc7-9ec8b4ea57-90848105
Nat Fyfe is strong, really strong. Melbourne players looked like they were participating in the running of the bulls when he had the ball, the terror in their eyes was visible from the Frank Gray Smith bar.
http://titusoreily.com/the-monday-k...ail&utm_term=0_6fb03b1bc7-9ec8b4ea57-90848105
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