Hungry Hogan wants to shift stop-start career back into gear

Scott Hogan has seen enough clean slates to roof a housing estate but the Aston Villa striker is hopeful of a few more as he looks to kickstart a career that has been starved of momentum at club level and with the Republic of Ireland.

Hungry Hogan wants to shift stop-start career back into gear
Thu, 11 Oct, 2018 - 06:40

By Brendan O’Brien

Scott Hogan has seen enough clean slates to roof a housing estate but the Aston Villa striker is hopeful of a few more as he looks to kickstart a career that has been starved of momentum at club level and with the Republic of Ireland.

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