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'Part of me would miss him a lot': McRae waits on Pendles call
Collingwood will need to wait till season's end to hear what its champion is doing next
COLLINGWOOD coach Craig McRae can understand rival clubs targeting Scott Pendlebury as the Magpies legend prepares to leave a call on his future until the end of the season.
After missing Sunday's win over West Coast, Pendlebury will be joined by fellow premiership hero Jordan De Goey in returning to face Hawthorn at the MCG on Saturday night.
Debuting in 2006, Pendlebury is giving thought to playing on into a 22nd AFL season in 2027, even if it is at another club.
Essendon and Gold Coast have shown interest in recruiting Pendlebury as effectively an on-field coach.
Golden Sunset? Gold Coast ponders Pendlebury for Hodge-like role
Gold Coast have expressed interest in recruiting Collingwood great Scott Pendlebury for a Luke Hodge-style role on the field next year.
Essendon also have inquired about whether Pendlebury would be interested in playing with and mentoring their young list next year, as the AFL’s games record holder weighs up his next move, industry sources familiar with Pendlebury’s discussions have confirmed.
The Suns, who have slumped from a 7-3 start this season to be 8-13 and out of finals contention, are primarily interested in Pendlebury as a player next year, rather than as an assistant coach, though he harbours coaching ambitions and could easily move from playing to (assistant) coaching if he chooses to leave the Magpies.
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Essendon’s bold play to lure Pendlebury for great’s final chapter
Essendon has reportedly made a bold play to convince Collingwood champion Scott Pendlebury to finish his career at Tullamarine.
It comes as the 38-year-old has reportedly told the Pies he wants to play on again in 2027.
The Magpies are reportedly still on the fence about whether to offer Pendlebury a contract given his age, but he is seemingly keen to go into a 22nd AFL campaign.
And while AFL reporter Cal Twomey says a move to Essendon won’t come to fruition, it highlights the current lateral thinking at the Bombers as they attempt to add experience and leadership to their list.
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