Players and coaches rapt to return

Collingwood's AFL players and coaches returned to the Holden Centre on Monday

By Adam McNicol

Collingwood's AFL players and coaches returned to the Holden Centre on Monday to start the build-up towards the resumption of the premiership season.

Our digital media team was there to greet them.

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Players will be allowed to train in a non-contact format for this week before a return to full training with two sessions per week from May 25.

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