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‘It’s Not an Ideal Situation’: Quaynor Lets Play Do the Talking After Relentless Booing From Crows Fans
Collingwood overwhelmed Adelaide with a dominant third quarter, led by Steele Sidebottom's three goals, ending Adelaide's nine-game winning streak and securing a home preliminary final.
- Quaynor acknowledged that it was a difficult situation to deal with and stated, "It’s not an ideal situation to be in for anyone."
- McRae discussed the booing from Crows fans and remarked on the club's incredible efforts to deal with it.
- Quaynor admitted that the team had not been in the best form recently but insisted that they did not lose confidence, stating, "We knew going into this finals series we were doing a lot of things right."
- Adelaide's match marks their first finals appearance since the 2017 grand final, where they were also premiership favorites.
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The Age‘It’s not an ideal situation’: Quaynor lets play do the talking after relentless booing from Crows fans
Collingwood star Isaac Quaynor gives his reaction to the booing he received from Adelaide Crows fans at Adelaide Oval during the AFL qualifying final on Thursday night. Quaynor ignored the fans and played one of his best games of the season.
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