Showing: 1893

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Fred Stock

A useful player, Stock was equally effective in defence or as a follower. Do you know more about

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Michael Ryan

It’s a unique claim to fame, and a story that survived generations of being passed down to become

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Harry Orford

Footballers know only too well how differently their performances can be viewed by different

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Eddie Murphy

Eddie Murphy was the first Collingwood player to also hold an administrative office while still

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William Mulgrave

In its early days, Collingwood had a habit of drawing its training staff from the ranks of past

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Ken Macpherson

Collingwood's early captains were an experienced and impressive bunch. Joe Delahunty, named the

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Horace Mann

It's one of the peculiarities of football in the 1890s that players could be snapped up from local

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John Maddern

Little is known of John Maddern, who first appeared at Victoria Park in pre-season games for the

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G Mackie

Mackie started his football with a local Fitzroy club called Rainbow. In 1890 he was given an

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Roger Lamley

Given the antipathy that existed between Collingwood and Fitzroy in the 1890s, there was actually a