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Craig McRae Named Collingwood Coach

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Craig McRae is widely known in footy by the nickname "Fly".

Does this mean we can refer to his baby Magpies as "Maggots"?

So hopefully Yze/Williams will stay on?


You'd imagine Yze stock would go up (even) more if he stayed with us.

 

McRae seems to be universally respected and his appointment viewed as a good decision*

* until they lose the first two games of next season


3 hours ago, FarNorthernD said:

McRae seems to be universally respected and his appointment viewed as a good decision*

* until they lose the first two games of next season

Pies get crows and carlton first 2 weeks

2 minutes ago, jumbo returns said:

So....Clarko to the Blues?

While it wouldn’t ultimately be a consideration in him being hired, I always wondered how the atmosphere would be around the joint when blokes like Wayne Johnston, David Rhys-Jones and Ian Aitken in particular popped in to the club for a visit. 
I believe Aitken was actually their reserves coach until recently.

 
3 hours ago, Demonstone said:

Craig McRae is widely known in footy by the nickname "Fly".

Does this mean we can refer to his baby Magpies as "Maggots"?

He’ll be all over them like a fly on a [censored]. The Magpoo‘s? 

  • Whispering_Jack changed the title to Craig McRae Named Collingwood Coach

I have no problem with McRae which makes we sad because in three years' time I'll either have a problem with him or he'll be chewed up and spat out by dysfunctional Collingwood.

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