Latest on what Craig McRae said to Brodie Grundy: In a recent post-match moment, McRae was tight-lipped and declined to reveal the exact words exchanged on the boundary, saying he “can't share exactly what I said to him,” but emphasized the exchange was respectful and not untoward. Grundy later described the interaction as light-hearted, noting McRae greeted him with “Hello, good day, old mate,” and suggesting the exchange was aimed at unsettling him but nothing more serious.[3][9]
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www.afl.com.auThe scene played out near the boundary line while McRae had collected the ball to hand it back to the umpire. Grundy said there was no edge to it. “It was nothing untoward,” he said, adding that “the spirit of it” was good and that McRae had “just bobbed up right then and there”.
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