In days gone by – and not that long ago – representing your State was one of the greatest honours

Balfour played in defence in Collingwood's losing 1938-39 Grand Final sides. He was the nephew

Recruited from the Collingwood Junior League, Dawson played on a half-forward flank in Fitzroy's

Williams came from Parkdale Amateurs and Chelsea and was a strong, hard-working type of

The son of Wally Naismith, Herb was a follower recruited from the Alphington

Powell was a product of Fairfield who averaged more than a goal per game during his time as a

It's generally well known that Collingwood's legendary mentor Jock McHale coached his son, John,

Sometimes, when talking about players of the past, it is too easy to rhapsodise about their

A dashing winger in Collingwood's losing 1937 and 1938 Grand Final sides. He passed the ball

Pat Fricker holds the dubious distinction of being among the least famous of all Collingwood

Bervin Woods played more than 100 games in his six years with Collingwood, including two

Phonse Kyne was one of the most popular and decorated players Collingwood has ever produced. He