Blues Coach Josh Fraser Defends Harry McKay After Integrity Questioned

Interim Carlton coach Josh Fraser has praised Harry McKay's response after commentary by King questioned the key forward's integrity over an injury

Justin Tomlinson

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Blues Coach Josh Fraser Defends Harry McKay After Integrity Questioned

Interim Carlton coach Josh Fraser has lauded the professional manner in which key forward Harry McKay has responded after his integrity was called into question. The situation developed following public commentary by King regarding McKay's injury, which prompted a response from the Blues' coaching staff. Fraser praised McKay's resilience during this period of scrutiny.[1][2]

In reacting to the commentary, Fraser defended the club's decision-making process, stating that they act on the information available to them. The interim coach's supportive comments highlight the club's backing of McKay as they navigate the external discussion surrounding the forward's injury status.[1][2]

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