Collingwood and St Kilda have come together in a powerful stand against racism during Gather Round. 7NEWS
Winmar spoke to fellow First Nations icon Eddie Betts moments before he went to the middle to toss the coin before the match.“Uncle Nick, uncle Nick,” Betts started.
Collingwood also formally apologised to the St Kilda champion and McAdam for the abuse directed at them. “As long as they conduct themselves like white people, well, off the field, everyone will admire and respect … as long as they conduct themselves like human beings, they will be alright,” McAllister said.
“Collingwood also apologises for the appalling comments made by its most senior official in the days following that game.
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