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How Joe Daniher “sees the world differently” and whether it affects Essendon – SEN
Was this a good look for the Bombers forward?
Social media went into meltdown on Tuesday night as vision of Joe Daniher quite literally sitting on the fence emerged in the immediate seconds before Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti lined up for goal in the third quarter of Essendons match against West Coast.
While Daniher re-entered the field of play before the set shot was taken, some found it bizarre that he opted to sit on the LED fencing during the quarter.
After being made aware of the vision, Tim Watson said it was important to embrace the…
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