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

The idol of all Collingwood fans in the modern era. Daicos originally was a fanatical South

Whenever talk turns to the great Collingwood captains, Tony Shaw’s name is always near the top of

First impressions can be deceptive. Take Ian McOrist. He burst on to the football scene in round

Many top-line defenders have started out as wannabe forwards. It's a footy maxim almost as old as

When Phil Carman arrived at Collingwood in 1975, many were quick to brand him the most exciting and

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

The true measure of a footballer's worth has always come during the heat of the finals. Some

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

He was built so strongly that he was nicknamed "the Incredible Hulk", but was quick enough to burst

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