Collingwood is in damage control once again after a TikTok video emerged of two of its young stars rating women, even as the club continues to deal with the fallout from Jordan De Goey’s Bali trip.
In the video, which has since been deleted, Jack Ginnivan and Isaac Quaynor are shown apparently lying in bed, laughing while discussing women and rating them.
“She’s a two, but she smells really nice,” Ginnivan says in the video.
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Quaynor: “Three. She’s a 10, but got some … teeth, like them teeth are going every which way, diagonal, everything.”
In another part of the video, Quaynor says: “She’s a nine-and-a-half, but is homeless.”
Ginnivan: “Two-and-a-half.”
Leading AFL journalist Caroline Wilson said on Nine’s Footy Classified that the Magpies had told the players to delete the video, which appears to be part of a viral TikTok game where ratings are given out of 10.
Collingwood in crisis
Essendon legend Matthew Lloyd said the video was a bad look for the pair.
“It’s embarrassing to watch, isn’t it,” he said.
“You’re cringing just watching it.
“They’ll learn from that, those two. I’m not sure what the ramifications will be but it’s embarrassing.”
Senior football writer for the Age, Michael Gleeson, told Today the players should have known better.
“Never underestimate footballers’ ability to embarrass you, and to embarrass themselves and the club,” he said.
“They haven’t helped De Goey in how the club handles his situation, because you can’t disentangle the two issues.”
The Magpies are still dealing with De Goey’s ill-fated Bali trip, with the club having recently withdrawn a long-term contract offer over the latest off-field drama involving the 26-year-old.
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