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Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir believes four-goal haul could propel Jesse Hogan back to top form – PerthNow
Coach Justin Longmuir hopes Jesse Hogan’s four goals against North Melbourne give him the confidence required to believe that he’s still good enough to be one of the AFL’s best key forwards.
Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir hopes Jesse Hogans four goals against North Melbourne give him the injection of confidence required to believe that he is still good enough to be one of the AFLs best key forwards.
Hogan ended the goal scoring drought which has seen him unable to previously boot a major this season as the Dockers thrashed North Melbourne 15.9 (99) to 5.5 (35) at Metricon Stadium.
He was part of a three-pronged tall forward line that gave North Melbourne plenty of problems as Hog…
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