The ongoing rivalry between the GWS Giants and Collingwood, and in particular Mason Cox, has two new chapters. Both sides have traded barbs throughout the off-season with Cox often at the centre of it all. The Giants kept the barbs coming by creating a Mason Cox petting zoo at Giants Stadium.
The ongoing rivalry between the GWS Giants and Collingwood , and in particular Mason Cox , has two new chapters. There has been no love lost between the two sides since the Magpies’ epic win in last year’s preliminary final. Both sides have traded barbs throughout the off-season with Cox often at the centre of it all.
The Giants hit back numerous times throughout the off-season with CEO Dave Matthews calling the joke “D-grade comedy at best,” before declaring his “hate” for Collingwood three weeks ago. It set the scene for an explosive clash on Saturday night, and the Giants kept the barbs coming by creating a Mason Cox petting zoo at Giants Stadium. Collingwood addressed the rivalry with their banner reading: “Roses are red, Giants seem blue, they ‘hate’ us, but we don’t mind you
Rivalry GWS Giants Collingwood Mason Cox Barbs Off-Season Petting Zoo Giants Stadium
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