A sterling follower from Northcote who was very consistent. He played in Collingwood's 1910

Football was a tough caper in and around the years of the First World War. But Jim Jackson

Recruited from Castlemaine, Oliver was a winger in the 1910 flag side. He was brother of Les and

Small men don't come much smaller – or gamer – than 1917 Premiership captain Percy Wilson. The

Early in 1909, a Numurkah footballer called Duncan McIvor was reported locally to be about to trial

Dick Vernon is perhaps best remembered in football circles for being one of the few players in

Alf's

Speed, skill, agility, versatility, cleverness and a great footy brain – Jim Sadler had it

Collingwood has known plenty of gentle giants over the journey – names such as Ray Gabelich, Bob

Heatley was a forward and occasional defender who later went to

The end of a footballer’s career can be a tricky time, and departures from clubs are often messy