Breaking news; Collingwood defender Brayden Maynard declears his intention to depart Collingwood after jead coach Craig McRae announced… 

Sources close to the team reveal that McRae’s new approach focuses on refining the club’s internal structure and team culture. The introduction of stricter curfews, limiting players’ late-night activities throughout the year, has been described by some as “intense” and “overbearing.” Additionally, the emphasis on “mental toughness” through mandatory workshops and the imposition of a new “communications protocol” for media appearances have raised concerns among players about the potential impact on team camaraderie and individual expression.

 

Despite the backlash, McRae has publicly defended the new policies, stating that they are “a necessary step to ensuring the club’s sustained success.” He emphasized the importance of creating an environment that holds everyone accountable and believes these changes will lead to success in the long run.

 

The Collingwood Football Club’s board is reportedly monitoring the situation closely. While no official response has been made, the club is expected to address the controversy in the coming weeks as players return to training in preparation for the 2025 AFL season.

 

As the season approaches, all eyes will be on how these new measures affect team morale and whether they will deliver the success McRae is aiming for—or risk alienating the players who were once so integral to the club’s rise.

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