Anthony Albanese makes a VERY cheeky joke about Collingwood supporters at the AFL Grand Final Breakf

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Collingwood supporters hate their competitors Prime Minister Anthony Anthony Albane, after a tongue in cheek joke about the collingwood supporters Afl Grand Final highlighted tone. Albania joined the annual Grand Final Breakfast on Saturday, organized by North Melbourne and made many stitches after his single primer. The leader of country, the crowded opposition leader Peter Dutton's once streets of Melbourne were so dangerous and people avoided going to dinner, he said. "If Pies wins today, you can finally be right about it, '' Magpies fans are often mocked by rival fans due to roots of the working class dating back to 1920s. Prime Minister Anthony Anthony Albanese determined the tone of Afl Grand Final after a tongue in the cheek joke about Collingwood supporters Magpies is the team that many AFL fans like to hate Collingwood , more than Brisbane in front of light favorites. To start Grand Final Day, there is no better way than the traditional North Melbourne breakfast with Minister of Sports anikawells.Pic.twitterywkyrxbvs6 - Anthony Alanese 29 September 2023 For a long time, they have been painted as AFL team, which everyone likes to hate hate like masculine sea eagles in NRL. Professor Jon Stratton, a specialist in Curtin University, believes that Collingwood will 'produce anger and antagonism' of his continuous success for decimal years'. Former club president Eddie 'Everywhere' McGuire was another reason for Collingwood to hate many Footy fan. Opposition leader Peter Dutton then responded to the frying of thewith his own jibe on stage. He began by thanking North Melbourne for their hospitality before he stated that there was a test year for kangaroo, who avoided the percentage of wooden spoon. `` Of course there is no pressure, because after receiving an AFL aid package that shows Albo and Alan Joyce's agreement with Qantas on Qatar, like a rounding error. 'We will want to see some final actions by Kangaroo next year.'