What is it that makes a player a cult figure? Sometimes it's the way he plays, sometimes it's his

THE ability to play well in a final is an art form; the ability to consistently do it in a losing

Think Ron Wearmouth, and the Collingwood rover's trademark features immediately spring to mind for

THE enduring image of defender Doug Gott for many Collingwood supporters comes from his final game

If you believe in omens, then Jeff Clifton was always going to be a Collingwood player. For a

When Wayne Richardson came to Collingwood in 1966, the Magpies soon discovered that they had found

The Collingwood teams of the late 1960s and early 1970s were some of the most exhilarating the

Few players in Collingwood history are more closely linked to one single, solitary kick than Ross

One of the problems with making a sensational debut is that you’re forever going to be measured

In these days of team defence and zoned structures it seems quaintly old-fashioned, but few sights

Over the years, the Magpies have made something of an art form of throwing promising youngsters in

In the early 1970s, Peter McKenna was the biggest name in football – and probably the most popular