Timing can be everything in football. Reg Baker could surely have attested to this adage in his

Hector Lingwood-Smith had already played two years with South Adelaide and a season with Sturt when

Cock made the progression from the Collingwood Juniors into the senior team, debuting in

Had it not been for the Depression, or the associated fact that footballers often needed to

When Bill Glynn kicked three goals against South Melbourne in the opening round of the 1923 season,

In modern terminology, Syd Coventry represents Collingwood's greatest ever 'triple threat'. As a

A much-travelled footballer, Baker was a left-foot rover who excelled at the stab-kick. He was

An ex-Diamond Valley League player who represented Victoria three times, Murphy played as a half

Webb, a former Collingwood Districts player, played mainly as a rover and sometimes occupied a

When the immortal Dick Lee finally ended his glorious 17-year career in 1922, Collingwood fans were