Collingwood forward Lachie Schultz couldn’t get to his feet after a sickening collision on Thursday night – and the Pies have had their concerns about what happened in the aftermath validated.
The Magpies arrived in Perth off a five-day break without its GOAT and three other stars. They left with a resounding message for the rest of the league. SCOTT GULLAN unpacks the importance of the win.
The Dockers didn’t embarrass themselves like last week – this was just another middle-of-the-road performance from a middle-of-the-road club, writes ELIZA REILLY.
Collingwood’s captain says “it didn’t feel right” that play was allowed to continue after his teammate suffered a scary concussion.
Nick Daicos’ price is set to tumble, and we might have a new no. 1 midfielder in SuperCoach. Plus, we can blame Justin Longmuir for ruining some downgrade plans.
Collingwood legend Nathan Buckley and his partner Brodie Ryan have announced some sad news after “months of heartache”.
Collingwood will fly to Perth just three days after its loss to Geelong. With the oldest list in the league, who’s at risk of missing the long flight across the country?
AFL greats have discussed a revolutionary Collingwood tactic from last Saturday night that could change the way the game is played.
Pies fans will feel aggrieved after being on the wrong side of some calls in the thriller against the Cats. But a former AFL umpire says he didn’t see any clangers in the final term of the epic clash.
Some contentious calls have dominated the conversation, but they’re not why Collingwood fell to the Cats, writes Ed Bourke. And the true cause should leave the Pies seething.
A football great has made an extraordinary comment about one of the most controversial umpire calls made this season.
Geelong knocked off Collingwood in their last encounter, but concerning lapses and a big drop-off work right into the Magpies’ hands. And the Cats must address these issues fast.
A kid from Myrtleford with a dream of playing one AFL game will break a record many thought would never be reached on Saturday. This is Jack Crisp’s journey – in his own words.
There are four highly-rated young guns tied to Collingwood in this year’s draft, and they all fit a need for Craig McRae’s ageing list. But something – or someone – has to give.
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