Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley will celebrate a milestone when the Magpies take on Greater Western Sydney at Giants Stadium on Friday night.
Buckley will notch 450 games with the Pies as a player and coach.
His record is made up of 260 games as a player and 189 games so far as a coach. He will become the seventh person in VFL/AFL history to notch this mark.
Most games at one club:
Jock McHale (878 games with Collingwood comprising 164 player only and714 as player/coach or coach only)
Kevin Sheedy (635 coached with Essendon)
Norm Smith (517 games with Melbourne comprising 210 played and 307 coached)
Dick Reynolds (511 games with Essendon comprising 96 as a player only and 415 as a player/coach or coach only)
John Worsfold (490 games with West Coast comprising 209 as a player and 281 as a coach)
John Kennedy senior (463 games with Hawthorn comprising 164 as a player and 299 as a coach)
Meanwhile, Pies skipper Scott Pendlebury will captain his 153rd game on Friday night, drawing level with Syd Coventry for the second-most matches as Collingwood captain.
Most games as Collingwood captain:
Nathan Buckley (161 games, 1998-2007)
Syd Coventry (153 games, 1925-34)
Scott Pendlebury (152 games, 2014 - current)
Tony Shaw (123 games, 1987-93)
Wayne Richardson (116 games, 1970-75)
