By Michael Roberts: The man who captained Collingwood in its first ever game of senior football

Ern Waldron was part of one of the most famous footballing families of Colonial times. One of

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

When Bob Sause wasn't marking or kicking a football, he could often be found repairing

Dave Plant only played three games for Collingwood in 1894, but he remains one of the more

Few players who donned the Collingwood colours in the club’s first decade enjoyed as promising a

Strongly built follower who was "generally there when wanted", according to press

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

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

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

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