Showing: Life Members

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Jim Sadler

Speed, skill, agility, versatility, cleverness and a great footy brain – Jim Sadler had it

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Les Hughes

Collingwood has known plenty of gentle giants over the journey – names such as Ray Gabelich, Bob

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Dick Lee

Mention the name Dick Lee to any football supporter and it immediately evokes images of freakish

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Percy Gibb

In the early 1900s, Percy Gibb was hot property. He'd played in a VFA Premiership with Richmond in

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Eddie Drohan

There aren’t many VFL/AFL players who have played in Premierships with two different clubs. There

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Jock McHale

Arguably the greatest figure in the club's history, Jock McHale played for 17 seasons, coached for

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George Angus

One of the most understated of all Collingwood’s early skippers, George Angus nevertheless managed

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Ted Rowell

More than 1200 men have pulled on the Collingwood jumper since the club's first outing in 1892, and

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Alf Dummett

As a child growing up in Fitzroy, Alf Dummett dreamed of playing just a single game with

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Bob Rush

Only three men had stands named after them at Victoria Park. Only a handful have official club

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Arthur Leach

By Michael Roberts: Arthur Leach was a footballing utility in every sense of the word. The

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Lardie Tulloch

You don't always have to be the best player in a team to make the best captain. Not even Lardie