The 1979 season was a period of regeneration at the Collingwood Football Club: no fewer than 14

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If Len Thompson redefined the role of ruckman in the mid-to-late 1960s – and he did – then Peter

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As a boy, Ray Shaw was as diehard a Magpie supporter as you would find. He and his sister Judith

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

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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

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