Kouta reacts to 'spectacular' Elliott mark

All right, well let’s get to the AFL now in History has repeated itself 29 years on, with the Pies and Bombers drawing an epic Anzac Day clash. Cooter final score 85 apiece, the same as it was when these two first met for an Anzac Day clash all those years ago, 29 years ago. Fair to say both teams missed significant opportunities, right? They did. And just a little reminder, Sarah, back in 1995, Carlton actually won the premiership that year too. So I’m not saying it’s gonna happen this year. I’m just gonna ask for that. I’m just letting everyone know, that’s all. It was an incredible game yesterday to watch what occurred I I. That’s right. And it almost felt like I was watching the game back in the 1990s to ebbs and flows and the way that Essendon started. But the true character of Collingwood, to be able to fight back. And made this one of the most incredible games of the year. Yeah, in front of 92 or 93,000 people. Yeah. Mistakes galore, Sarah. They almost looked like they were run off their legs. At the end of them, I think they all just gave 110%. What a way to finish, you know, is it a good way, a draw or do we play another 5 minutes each way? That’s the debatable thing now. Yeah, absolutely. And and just a reminder, it was four goals to zip at the in that first quarter. So Connor would with that come back again. But what about this from Jamie Elliott Cooter, I mean, have we seen anything like this before? Penetrating ball Elliott. What about that for an Anzac Day spectacular? What do you reckon mate? We’ve seen many great marks in the past but this one here, Sarah to be honest and the occasion of it. But not only that. Jamie. Ellie, who might be 6 foot tall, jumping on Ben McKay shoulders. Unfortunately for Ben McKay, he’ll be remembered being that guy underneath it. But that was a spectacular mark. And not only the mark, the goal that he was able to kick straight after that as well. Because often when players take a mark like that they let themselves down. But. That was so special. It’s such a critical time for Collingwood and a mark that we’ll never, ever forget. No, that’s for sure. Into the stratosphere, he went. Alright. Thank you guys so much for joining us. Good morning. Have a great weekend.