By Glenn McFarlane: Bob Strachan knew all about the dangers of explosions. As a gunner in the

There aren’t many VFL/AFL players who have played in Premierships with two different clubs. There

Green was a wingman who was a member of Collingwood's ill-fated 1905 Grand Final

Arguably the greatest figure in the club's history, Jock McHale played for 17 seasons, coached for

One of the most understated of all Collingwood’s early skippers, George Angus nevertheless managed

An ex-VFA star who disposed of the ball beautifully on the half forward flank and on the ball where

By: Michael Roberts The story of Collingwood's mid-season trip to Tasmania in 1902 has taken on

By: Michael Roberts Collingwood has a fine track record when it comes to securing talented

More than 1200 men have pulled on the Collingwood jumper since the club's first outing in 1892, and

As a child growing up in Fitzroy, Alf Dummett dreamed of playing just a single game with

Only three men had stands named after them at Victoria Park. Only a handful have official club

By Michael Roberts: Arthur Leach was a footballing utility in every sense of the word. The