Ahead of the latest chapter in footy’s biggest rivalry, Carlton are set to take fans behind the scenes of arguably their greatest clash with the rival Magpies. Watch the preview here.
Collingwood champion Scott Pendlebury was asked whether Boomer Harvey’s games record was in his sights. This was his response.
Scott Pendlebury has rubbed shoulders with four members of footy’s ‘400 club’ ahead of his milestone this weekend. But will he make it to Brent Harvey’s 432-game record?
Scott Pendlebury’s career changed in 2006. Now, the ‘conductor of the orchestra’ is Collingwood’s greatest ever player. GLENN McFARLANE speaks to Pendlebury’s coaches about the 400-gamer.
Collingwood president Jeff Browne has declared he has full faith in CEO Craig Kelly — the subject of racism allegations set to be heard in court which have rocked preparations for Scott Pendlebury’s 400th game.
Collingwood president Jeff Browne has strongly defended the club’s embattled chief executive from serious allegations of racism.
Collingwood’s chief executive Craig Kelly has been accused of joking about putting a live possum in a special room for Indigenous players and sending a Jewish colleague a “free Palestine” photo.
Collingwood coach Craig McRae has a firm message to Magpies fans ahead of the club’s biggest game since last year’s grand final.
Scott Pendlebury’s AFL career is heading to a 20th year as the Magpie confirms he has secured a contract extension on the eve of his 400th game.
Nick Daicos had a whopping 17 touches at the first change, with no Richmond players within cooee of him at stoppages. Adem Yze explains why the Tigers let him run riot early.
Jamie Elliott missed a significant chunk of the season with a foot injury which confounded doctors. He tells JAY CLARK about how serious it was and what happened.
Collingwood coach Craig McRae concedes star Jordan De Goey won’t be at 100% fitness again this season but is hopeful his groin injury can be managed in the run to finals.
Collingwood’s ageing list is in focus as the reigning premiers battle to make the finals again and some big decisions loom.
Collingwood president Jeff Browne has hit back at critics who have attributed the club’s slide out of the top eight to the absence of one of its most influential football staffers.
A Collingwood defender says the Magpies are “really optimistic” their season isn’t over just yet.
The Magpies’ 66-point loss to the Hawks put a huge dent in their September hopes, but they’re not dead yet. See who Collingwood need to barrack against and how they can still make the eight.
Collingwood wants to stay in its premiership window, but calls have emerged for the club to make some huge calls about its champions.
After Collingwood coach Craig McRae said some damning things about his battling players, the under-fire captain has revealed what’s hurting the reigning premiers.
Hawthorn’s Jack Ginnivan has responded after a popular newsreader caused a stir with extraordinary comments about the AFL star.
Jack Ginnivan may have ended Collingwood’s premiership defence on Saturday, but the true pain of the 2023 trade is yet to be felt for the Pies’ footy department.
Collingwood’s premiership defence is on the brink of being over after booting one goal in a half during a dismal loss in which ex-Magpie Jack Ginnivan came back to haunt his former side.
The AFL has been put on notice with a club proving they’re the real deal after producing a demolition job against the reigning premiers.
Collingwood coach Craig McRae has firmly backed his skipper as he urges the Magpies to hit Hawthorn “between the eyes” in a do-or-die clash.
Collingwood’s big off-season trade gamble is looking more and more like a disaster with each week that passes.
Media personality Kane Cornes has put Collingwood premiership captain Darcy Moore in the spotlight with several damning highlights.
Geelong has dealt another huge blow to Collingwood’s premiership defence, with coach Craig McRae saying his club is in danger of failing to make finals, let alone contend.
Collingwood, the AFL’s reigning premiers, are at serious risk of joining an unwanted club following their third straight loss.
Another high shot is in the AFL spotlight, with opinion fiercely divided on Tom Stewart’s bump on Collingwood’s Nathan Kreuger.
Collingwood’s finals chances have been dealt a major blow with Geelong securing a big win for their top-four aspirations. Relive Friday’s action and see our SuperCoach takeaways here.
Collingwood’s premiership defence is hanging by a thread after falling to Geelong in a defeat which left the Magpies stranded outside the top eight.
A vital utility is closing in on a new deal as he enjoyed a resurgent season while Steele Sidebottom’s chances of playing into a 17th season are firming.
Unless Collingwood can rediscover one key part of its game – starting tonight against Geelong – I’ll have to concede I was a long way off on Craig McRae’s side, writes MICK MCGUANE.
Collingwood’s Josh Carmichael has spoken of being ‘forever grateful’ to the Pies after becoming the third player forced into retirement due to concussion this year.
The concussion issue continues to be the biggest facing the AFL with another young player forced into retirement because of head knocks.
Huge roars erupted from Collingwood players at training, but a star’s return comes amid a fresh injury setback for another forward.
Jeremy Howe knows a thing or two about coming back from injury, but he tells GLENN McFARLANE one Pie on the comeback trail has him licking his lips at the prospect of adding him to the premiership defence.
Collingwood president Jeff Browne has laid down an ultimatum to the AFL over any future Opening Rounds in northern states going forward should the league continue the concept.
It’s the time of year some coaches start making peace with their football mortality. Adam Simpson is already doing so, writes MARK ROBINSON, but who else is feeling the heat?
Returning Hawthorn forward Mitch Lewis has been cleared of concussion after a heavy collision against the Cats – but the news isn’t as positive yet on his troublesome knee.
Collingwood coach Craig McRae has weighed in on how a horror double-injury blow for his talls could affect Daniel McStay’s return.
Essendon’s defence looked all at sea as Jack Crisp ran riot for three consecutive first-term goals at the MCG – but the Bombers steadied and then broke away to silence the doubters.
Before the round, Essendon had not beaten a team currently in the top eight. But that all changed on Friday night, as Brad Scott orchestrated a Bombers statement win over Collingwood.
One key Collingwood name was front of mind as Essendon finally silenced some critics with a key victory over the AFL premiers.
It’s a blockbuster at the MCG – and we’ll learn a lot about both Collingwood and Essendon tonight, writes MICK McGUANE. Will the real Darcy Moore stand up? The skipper isn’t Craig McRae’s only issue.
With another star under an injury cloud after a loss, the focus at Collingwood has turned to the poor form of the club’s captain.
Josh Kelly has done another calf, less than a month after returning from a similar injury in a massive blow to the Giants’ hopes, plus see the latest on James Sicily’s shoulder injury.
Gold Coast has withstood a Nick Daicos-inspired last-quarter charge from Collingwood to celebrate one of its biggest home wins and keep its dream of a maiden finals berth on track.
Last year, Gold Coast’s momentum was stopped dead by a rampaging Collingwood on the way to a premiership. This year, the Suns are intent on reversing the ledger and proving they’re the real deal.
If you thought Dustin Martin’s 300th game was big — just wait for Scott Pendlebury’s 400th. As GLENN MCFARLANE reports, Pendles’ milestone could break the record for biggest home-and-away crowd in AFL history.
Collingwood will regain a star trio but coach Craig McRae concedes making so many changes this week is “absolutely” a risk.
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