Showing: 1919

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Bill Walton

A tall, sturdy forward who learned his football at VFA club Port Melbourne. He was a heady player

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Charlie Pannam Jnr

Collingwood has, over the years, become justifiably famous as one of the great family clubs in

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Bert Colechin

A half-back flanker in the 1919 premiership side and in the back pocket in the losing 1920 Grand

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Tom Drummond

For a handful of magical seasons at the end of, and just after, the First World War, Collingwood

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Harry Saunders

In just his seventh game of VFL football, Harry Saunders had the chance to live out every kid's

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Charlie Lee

Recruited from Balmain in the Melbourne District League, Lee was a half forward flanker in

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Tom Wraith

A fine left footer on the half-forward flank who was active and clever, Wraith played in the Grand

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Charlie Brown

Despite carrying a name that would become famous 40 years later through a newspaper comic strip,

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Con McCarthy

At the end of the 1919 VFL season, Con McCarthy must have felt like the king of the footballing

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Horrie Jose

In the early years of the 20th century, footballers wanting to play with Collingwood often got

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Harry Curtis

Harry Curtis didn't possess the classic footballer's physique, but he sure knew how to play the

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Maurie Sheehy

From Northcote District, he was a sound, persistent ruckman who was always busy. He was a bulky