FOOTY can sometimes be a cruel game, as evidenced by the many Collingwood players whose careers

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

Ian Graham was not your average footballer – in any way. Exceptionally gifted and athletic, he

It is a minor miracle that Terry Waters ever played for Collingwood. There were four other clubs

In his 12 years and 182 games at Victoria Park, Des Tuddenham time and again proved himself to be

In the 2000s, there were plenty of football teams that would have killed for a player with Trevor

Collingwood has known no bigger – in all senses of the word – or more loved character than the man

Sometimes it's easy to forget just what a good footballer Murray Weideman was. Today he is

Heading into the 1960 season, Thorold Merrett – the fleet-footed wingman once dubbed a