In modern terminology, Syd Coventry represents Collingwood's greatest ever 'triple threat'. As a

When the immortal Dick Lee finally ended his glorious 17-year career in 1922, Collingwood fans were

Victoria Park in the 1920s was a place not exactly devoid of tough footballers. The Colliers, Syd

Played in the back pocket in the 1919 flag

Ernie Wilson was a tenacious, rugged and fearless defender of the 1920s who polarised opinions

When Collingwood played Geelong at Corio Oval early in 1919, the Cats felt it necessary to devise a

A tall, sturdy forward who learned his football at VFA club Port Melbourne. He was a heady player

Collingwood has, over the years, become justifiably famous as one of the great family clubs in

A half-back flanker in the 1919 premiership side and in the back pocket in the losing 1920 Grand

For a handful of magical seasons at the end of, and just after, the First World War, Collingwood

In just his seventh game of VFL football, Harry Saunders had the chance to live out every kid's

Recruited from Balmain in the Melbourne District League, Lee was a half forward flanker in