Collingwood players have vowed to provide more support for Nick Daicos after he was heavily tagged in recent games.
tagging, saying it’s up to the umpires to decide if St Kilda‘s Finnigan Windhager crossed the line during his tagging of Daicos.
“The job of the tagger is to disrupt, isn’t it? That’s his job. He’s doing it within the rules I suppose if they don’t pick it up,” McRae told Fox Footy.
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How to Use This in WordPress:
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Paste into WordPress Text Editor: In your WordPress post or page editor, switch to the “Text” (or “Code”) editor mode. This is meaningful; you need to paste the HTML directly, not into the visual editor.
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