Showing: 1931

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Don Harris

A product of Burnley, Harris played in the back pocket in the 1927, 1929 and 1930 losing Grand

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Bill Aldag

Broad shoulders and an indomitable spirit resonate through two key phases of Bill Aldag’s life. As

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Jack George

Jack George had the distinction of being the only member of Collingwood’s “Machine Team” to live

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Frank Kelly

Frank Kelly’s story is the classic sporting tale of the flawed genius who could have been anything.

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Fred Froude

It isn’t unusual for footballers to be highly skilled at other sports, but in Freddy Froude’s case,

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Jack Regan

It will always remain a sore point for Magpie fans that, when the AFL decided to announce a Team of

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Horrie Edmonds

Sometimes one game can define a player’s career, regardless of whatever else they might achieve.

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Bob Ross

Loyalty was one of the hallmarks on which the Machine was built. The bulk of the team subscribed to

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Bruce Andrew

Over the years, names as famous as Ted Whitten and Ron Barassi have laid claim to being 'Mr

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Len Murphy

It's not widely known, but the campaign for Collingwood's historic 1930 Premiership was very nearly

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Percy Bowyer

There is a slightly romanticised notion that all Magpie players in the 1920s were locals who had

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Harold Rumney

In the first nine years of the Copeland Trophy's existence, it was won only once by a player who