Collingwood players dress up for Mad Monday to celebrate premiership
Collingwood’s premiership party has rolled into Mad Monday, as the players have a bit of fun with their costumes. Check out some of the best kits from the Pies’ Mad Monday celebration.
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The party has rolled into Mad Monday for Collingwood as Lewis Hamilton, the police and the Peaky Blinders crew keep celebrations going.
Isaac Quaynor as Lewis Hamilton, Taylor Adams as Channel 9 presented Tony Jones and John Noble as a policeman were early highlights as players arrived at the Sporting Globe in Richmond from 11am.
A crew including Scott Pendlebury and Jeremy Howe dressed as gangsters from hit show Peaky Blinders.
The now dual premiership player Pendlebury said he had enjoyed the past 48 hours of celebrations.
“Yeah really good, obviously the voice is gone but (it’s been) amazing,” he said.
“Taking my kids to school, everyone saying well done and my son wanted to show the medal to his teacher and the whole class had photos with it and things like that so it was really cool.”
Oleg Markov may have stolen the show in a full Carlton kit.
Markov had ‘SSP’ on the back of his Blues jumper after he was poised to train at Carlton before Collingwood signed him in summer during the supplementary selection period (SSP).
Giant Pie Mason Cox came in an inflatable dinosaur kit as players got stuck into another round of partying.
Jack Ginnivan basked in the glow of his infamous trip to the races the day before the grand final by arrived at Mad Monday in jockey silks.
While Craig McRae said Ginnivan may have to “grow up” after going to the races, he was happy to enjoy the moment on Monday.
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