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  1. Collingwood discovers its 62nd ANZAC

    Ten years ago, official records showed that the Club had 57 players who served in the First World War. Ongoing research since then had lifted that number to 61 by last year, as more information came to light on long-forgotten links with a small number of former soldiers.

  2. Former ruckman reconnects with Pies in Adelaide

    Former Collingwood and Sturt ruckman Fred Smith is having his battles with illness at the moment, but he still took time to relive some memories when he called in to Collingwood’s Captains Run training session today.

  3. Vale Dick O'Bree

    The Collingwood Football Club has been saddened by the news of the passing of former player Dick O’Bree.

  4. Vale Keith Beckwith and Kevin Wylie

    The Collingwood Football Club regrets to announce the passing of two former 1950s players – Keith Beckwith and Kevin Wylie.

  5. Vale Max Davidson

    The Collingwood Football Club has been saddened by the news of the passing of former player Max Davidson, who died recently.

  6. The Weed’s jumper is back where it belongs

    One of Murray Weideman’s No.27 guernseys – believed to be from the fabled 1958 season – has made its way back to Collingwood.

  7. Bruce Andrew Story

    Bruce Andrew’s life was devoted to football, and family. But his service to his country shouldn’t be forgotten either.

  8. A Skipper’s Prized Premiership Medallion

    A Premiership medal belonging to a former Magpie Premiership skipper has been donated back to the club.

  9. The season that was 2022

    A quick rundown of some of the year’s best and most memorable highlights – on the field, off the field and from the boffins.

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The Collingwood Football Club respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation, as the land on which the Collingwood Football Club works and plays. The Club pays its respects to elders past and present as the knowledge-holders and custodians of this land.