The role of ‘specialist back pocket player’ is something that has gone the way of high-cut boots

Des Healey’s last two grand finals with Collingwood could not have been more different. In the

It can’t have been easy trying to make it in League football as Lou Richards’ younger

Another of the Twomey brothers, Pat had two stints with the Magpies, punctuated by a spell with

What is it that makes a footballer an inspiration to his teammates? There's no one formula, of

It was only one line in a tiny, single-paragraph story in the Sporting Globein May of 1943. But the

It seems hard to believe of a player who ended up captaining Collingwood, winning the Copeland and

Lou Richards was almost certainly the mostly widely known – and most loved – footballer that

The son of club legend Jock McHale, John served on the commitee for many years. He played under

A clever forward/utility, Crowe was a fine ball-handler with great determination. He was an

In a 'sliding doors' world, we might easily be talking about Ron Todd as the greatest full-forward

Deep into the final quarter in the 1935 Grand Final, with Collingwood and South Melbourne battling