Mick Malthouse has taken issue with Craig McRae’s exuberant celebration of a Jack Ginnivan free kick in a bit of friendly fire between Collingwood coaches.
Malthouse, who led the Magpies from 2000 to 2011, winning one premiership but also losing two grand finals to McRae’s Brisbane Lions, didn’t like what he saw from McRae on the sidelines as Collingwood secured the minor premiership with a 70-point win against Essendon on Friday night.
The moment occurred in the third quarter with the Magpies leading by 10 goals. Ginnivan was tackled high by Mason Redman and awarded a free kick, prompting McRae to raise both fists in the air.
“I’m not sure about the coach on the bench doing that,” Malthouse said. “You’re just baiting your player up.
“Let the players play with their emotions, but that there to me all it does is signify that you think he doesn’t get enough…
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