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  • ‘Truly humbling’: Pies superstar in rare air as courageous skipper doubles up | Pies up for A…

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    ‘Truly humbling’: Pies superstar in rare air as courageous skipper doubles up

    Nick Daicos’ name will remain etched in Collingwood history as the club’s first two-time winner of the prestigious AFL Players’ Most Valuable Player Award.

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    On Tuesday night, Daicos was named by his peers as the AFL’s best in 2026 – joining an elite group consisting of Greg Williams (1985, 1994), Michael Voss (2002, 2003), Chris Judd (2006, 2011), Gary Ablett Jr. (2007-09, 2012 and 2013), Nat Fyfe (2014, 2015), and Marcus Bontempelli (2021, 2023 and 2024) as the only multiple-time winners; and he’s still just 23.

    Pies up for AFL Players' Awards

    Multiple Magpies are in the running for a suite of AFL Players' Awards announced on Tuesday night.

    Nick Daicos' bid for back-to-back AFL MVP trophies is the headline story out of the Club's nominations for the 2026 AFL Players Associations awards, set to be announced on Tuesday night's AFL Awards. 

    Daicos has been nominated alongside brother Josh and key defender Billy Frampton as the Pies' trio for the top gong, which recognises the best player in the league according to the current playing cohort. 

    Daicos took out the award in 2025 in what was his first Leigh Matthews Trophy.

    His season averaging a league-high 34.9 disposals has him in strong contention, while his brother's season average of 27.2 touches and Frampton's breakout campaign have seen the pair also rewarded with recognition.

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    Host of Hawks in the running for AFLPA Awards

    Jai Newcombe, James Sicily, Jarman Impey, Nick Watson, Jack Dalton and Josh Battle have all been nominated for various awards.

    A host of Hawks have been nominated for a series of AFL Players’ Association Awards following stellar 2026 seasons. 

    Star defender Jarman Impey, electric forward Nick Watson and inspirational co-captain Jai Newcombe are in the mix to win the AFL Players’ Most Valuable Player Award. 

    Impey’s run off half-back powered the Hawks into attack throughout the year, with impressive averages of 23.6 disposals, seven marks and 4.5 rebound 50s telling the story of his success. 

    Watson has consistently turned heads inside 50 this season with his breakneck speed, mercurial goal sense and admirable courage, finishing with 55 majors from his 21 games in 2026. 

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  • Pies champ to wait on career call, with Suns among keen rivals | Rival club interested as Pendleb…

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    Pies champ to wait on career call, with Suns among keen rivals

    Gold Coast is believed to have genuine interest in pursuing Scott Pendlebury as a player and leader next season

    SCOTT Pendlebury's management is understood to have taken enquiries from multiple clubs about 2027, with Gold Coast among those with genuine interest.A call on the champion Magpie's plans for next year won't be made until the end of their finals campaign. 

    "Scott will not be making a decision on his future until season's end. His eyes are firmly fixed on Collingwood's finals series,” Pendlebury's agent Anthony Panozzo from Hemisphere Management Group told AFL.com.au.

    Pendlebury is due to play game No.442 for the Pies in Friday night's clash with Brisbane, but there is uncertainty about his future in 2027.

    Rival club interested as Pendlebury made to wait on playing future

    The manager of Scott Pendlebury says no decision will be made on his future until the end of the season. 

    Pendlebury is keen to play on in 2027, though there are different views within the Collingwood setup as to whether he is worthy of a list spot.

    The situation remains very delicate, given the iconic status Pendlebury boasts within and outside the club. 

    Essendon made a play for the left-footer, though it was knocked back, while Gold Coast is understood to have expressed interest in the two-time premiership player joining as a free agent.

    Speaking to Channel 7 and SEN on Friday, player agent Anthony Panozzo from Hemisphere Management Group said a call on the veteran’s next move has been delayed until after Collingwood’s last game. 

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    Collingwood president’s STRONG view on Scott Pendlebury’s future

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    It has been reported that Magpies veteran Scott Pendlebury will wait to decide on his future after the conclusion of their season.

    Collingwood President Barry Carp joined 3AW Football and opened up about Pendlebury’s future at the club.

    “He has the right to make whatever determination is in the interest of him and family at the appropriate time, “Carp said on 3AW Football. 

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  • TEAMS: Pies make call on Daicos, Crows swing three changes | Defender returns for Thursday night …

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    TEAMS: Pies make call on Daicos, Crows swing three changes

    The teams are in for Thursday night's clash between Adelaide and Collingwood at Adelaide Oval

    COLLINGWOOD star Josh Daicos has been named to face Adelaide after getting through training on Wednesday, while the Crows have recalled Finnbar Maley among three changes for the blockbuster Thursday night clash.

    The Pies have dropped youngster Sam Swadling to make room for the return of Jeremy Howe, while veterans Scott Pendlebury and Steele Sidebottom have both been named despite the five-day break.

    Daicos missed training on Tuesday due to an ankle issue but has been named in the 23 after the Magpies' captain's run on Wednesday.

    Defender returns for Thursday night footy

    Jeremy Howe comes into the team to take on the Crows at Adelaide Oval.

    Collingwood has made one change for Thursday night’s Round 20 clash with the Adelaide Crows at Adelaide Oval.

    Experienced defender Jeremy Howe returns to the team after recovering from groin and hip soreness in the Pies’ Round 18 win over North Melbourne.

    Howe will be a welcomed addition to the Pies defensive stocks who will have the tough task of manning a dangerous Adelaide forward-line featuring keys Taylor Walker, Riley Thilthorpe and Finnbar Maley.

    After impressing in his five games since debuting in the Pies’ Round 15 win over Port Adelaide, young midfielder Sam Swadling has been omitted for the match.

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    Team update: Nicks confirms early Round 20 selection news

    A key defender has been ruled out of our match against Collingwood.

    Adelaide Senior Coach Matthew Nicks has ruled out key defender Mark Keane from the Crows’ Round 20 clash against Collingwood at Adelaide Oval on Thursday night.

    Speaking to the media on Wednesday morning, Nicks said Keane would miss the game due to illness, with fellow backman Nick Murray set to be included in the team.

    “You would’ve noticed Mark Keane wasn't out there (at Captain’s run),” Nicks said. 

    “It's been one that's just stuck around, so he's not going to play. 

    “Nick Murray will play for us, so that's straightforward. Muz has been in really strong form in the SANFL, so it’s disappointing for Mark, but reinforces the strength of the squad and how important it is.”

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  • Pies in talks with Bobby Hill to tear up $750k per year deal | Bobby Hill begins talks with Colli…

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    Bobby Hill begins talks with Collingwood over ending contract

    Norm Smith medallist Bobby Hill appears to have played his last game for Collingwood. 

    7NEWS can reveal conversations have commenced between Hill’s management and the Pies to finalise his departure from the club. 

    An agreement to cease the 26-year-old’s contract is expected in coming weeks. 

    Hill signed a contract in April last year to remain with the Pies until 2030 worth approximately $750,000 per season. 

    Hill made sporadic returns from personal leave to the Magpies throughout 2026 and played the last of three VFL games in May. 

    Collingwood officials headlined by coach Craig McRae made repeated attempts to support Hill’s wellbeing away from the club. 

    Collingwood forward set for departure as three clubs pose as potential destinations

    Collingwood forward Bobby Hill is unlikely to play for the club again, with reports indicating the Pies have commenced talks with his management to terminate his contract.

    Since midway through last year, Hill has failed to be at the club consistently, playing only one half of football amid multiple periods of personal leave.

    The 2023 Norm Smith medallist made attempts to return to the senior side, including three VFL appearances in May.

    According to Channel Seven, Hill would be open to continuing his career in Queensland, while Port Adelaide also presents as a potential destination given the strong Indigenous cohort.

    However, it is understood clubs are yet to make a move for Hill. His contract runs until the end of 2030, a deal he signed in April last year.

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  • PIES PREVAIL! Friday night classic keeps wildcard dream alive to inflict Roo heartbreak | Prime-t…

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    PIES PREVAIL! Friday night classic keeps wildcard dream alive to inflict Roo heartbreak

    Collingwood’s clinching of arguably the season’s best Friday night epic sees them continue their mid-season surge, kicking the final two goals of their duel against North Melbourne to win by four points.

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    The Magpies have now won four straight to climb back to seventh on the ladder and strengthen its wildcard hopes, winning 13.11 (89) to Roos’ 12.13 (85).

    Down by more than a goal in the dying stages of the match, veteran key forward Tim Membrey clutched up from a testing angle to put the Pies ahead by three points in what was ultimately the match’s final major.

    Prime-time the carrot for Roos in Magpies blockbuster

    North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson is viewing a rare blockbuster Friday night clash against Collingwood as a dress rehearsal for their finals aspirations.

    Awarded the prime-time slot at Marvel Stadium for the first time since 2019, the 11th-placed Kangaroos are out to continue their climb up the ladder when they host the ninth-placed Magpies.

    North pioneered Friday night football in the late 1980s and 1990s, before being banished to graveyard slots due to nearly a decade of poor results.

    Clarkson is urging his players to embrace the opportunity as the club aims to secure their first finals appearance since 2016.

    The Kangaroos are on equal 32 points with 10th-placed Carlton but have the inferior percentage, with fellow wildcard team Collingwood on 34 points.

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    Defender ruled out, midfielder available

    Collingwood’s Head of High Performance Jarrod Wade has provided an injury and health update ahead of Collingwood’s Round 18 match against North Melbourne at Marvel Stadium on Friday evening.

    Collingwood’s Head of High Performance Jarrod Wade has provided an injury and health update ahead of Collingwood’s Round 18 match against North Melbourne at Marvel Stadium on Friday evening. AssessScott Pendlebury Scott Pendlebury has completed full training this week and will be available against the Kangaroos on Friday night. Pendlebury was a late out of the side’s Round 17 game against the Gold Coast SUNS on Saturday afternoon due to calf awareness.

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  • Pies blow rivals out of the park with huge $3m offer for Neale | Future coaches in AFL program, i…

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    COLLINGWOOD'S significant interest in Brisbane superstar Lachie Neale has opened the door to the prospect of a unique compensation pick for the Lions if Neale departs.

    The Magpies are among a number of clubs with keen interest in the two-time Brownlow medallist, with the belief they could be prepared to get their offer to three years to land him at the club. 

    Lions flag hero’s $4m call looms as Neale edges closer to exit

    Lions superstar Lachie Neale is leaning towards the exit door at the end of the season in what looms as a blockbuster trade and free agency period in October, reports leading journalist Cal Twomey.

    Neale is not the only premiership Brisbane star with a huge decision to make, with Zac Bailey another superstar who could leave the powerhouse. Essendon midfielder Zach Merrett, meanwhile, will likely attempt to push his way to Hawthorn once more.

    Lachie Neale has interest from at least three clubs. via Getty Images

    Starting with Neale, Twomey gave the latest on where seven key trade situations sit.

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  • Pies defender learns Tribunal fate for Mihocek tackle | I didn’t mean to hurt my friend: Frampton…

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    Pies defender learns Tribunal fate for Mihocek tackle

    Collingwood defender Billy Frampton faced the AFL Tribunal on Wednesday night

    BILLY Frampton's rough conduct charge has been dismissed at the Tribunal on Wednesday night, with the Collingwood defender free to play in the Magpies' next match.

    Frampton was facing a three-match ban for his King's Birthday tackle on Brody Mihocek that left the Melbourne forward with a fractured neck.

    The AFL argued it was an "inherently dangerous" tackle in which a "reasonable player" would have released Mihocek given he was in a vulnerable position.

    However, following a 90-minute hearing, the Tribunal sided with Frampton, saying his actions were not careless and that Mihocek's attempt to drive through the tackle had contributed to the "dreadful injury".

    Frampton free to play despite tackle that left Mihocek with a fractured neck

    Collingwood defender Billy Frampton is free to play, after the AFL tribunal found his tackle on Brody Mihocek that resulted in a fractured neck for the Demons forward was not considered unreasonable.

    In Wednesday night’s hearing, the Magpie detailed his immediate concern for Mihocek, a 2023 premiership teammate, when he realised the Demon was injured.

    “He said he needed help, [and] he couldn’t move, which was quite a distressing thing to hear,” Frampton said.

    “He said that a few times straight away, which is why I reacted the way I did to call some people.”

    Match review officer Michael Christian initially handed Frampton a three-match ban for the tackle that he graded careless and high, with severe impact. The incident left Mihocek with a neck injury that required surgery and almost certainly ended his season.

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  • Inside Pies’ Neale chase… and why he’d leave Lions; new AFL ‘dream team’ looms in $18m …

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    A dramatic weekend of upsets leaves a runaway top two atop the AFL, and history suggests they won’t be caught.

    Plus the spicy skipper hurting his side, the courageous captain deserving even more praise, and the big Pies trade question as the big issues from Round 13 are analysed in Foxfooty.com.au’s Talking Points!

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    We would say that it’s time for Fremantle fans to start booking flights for Grand Final week, but based on the current prices, they already have been.

    King's Birthday Teams: Magpies rest veteran, Dees welcome experienced duo

    OUT: – L.Melican (Injured), T.Hanily (Omitted), P.Ladhams (Omitted), H.Cunningham (Omitted)

    IN: – L.Stocker, M.Owens, N.Wanganeen-Milera, A.Hastie, L.Ryan, C.Lake

    OUT: – S.Flanders (Injured), I.Keeler (Omitted), J.Carroll (Omitted), L.Henry (Omitted), L.O'Connell (Managed), C.Banfield (Omitted)

    IN: – M.Redman, S.Durham, H.Jones, H.El Achkar

    OUT: – D.Parish (Injured), A.May (Injured), T.Edwards (Omitted), J.Gresham (Omitted)

    OUT: – S.Sidebottom (Managed), W.Parker (Omitted), N.Long (Omitted)

    OUT: – M.Jefferson (Omitted), A.Moniz-Wakefield (Injured), B.Laurie (Omitted)

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    R13 preview: Race for Wildcard spots heats up, Big Freeze is back

    Essendon and Carlton will meet on King's Birthday eve ahead of Melbourne and Collingwood's traditional blockbuster on Monday

    THE Big Freeze and King's Birthday blockbuster between Collingwood and Melbourne takes on even greater significance after the passing of inspirational former Demons coach and MND campaigner Neale Daniher.

    Adelaide and Geelong open round 13 with the Cats out to bounce back from a shock loss, before Hawthorn and a resurgent Western Bulldogs clash on Friday night.

    The QClash should be even spicier than usual with Gold Coast aiming to turn up the heat on out-of-sorts reigning premiers Brisbane on Saturday, while the Magpies and Demons close round 13 on Monday.

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  • Lloyd urges Pies to make captaincy call | Collingwood told to consider captaincy change amid Darc…

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    Lloyd urges Pies to make captaincy call

    Matthew Lloyd suggests it's time for Collingwood to switch captains after another injury to Darcy Moore.

    Collingwood told to consider captaincy change amid Darcy Moore's injury dramas

    AFL great Matthew Lloyd believes it's time for Collingwood to make a switch on its captain as Darcy Moore continues to battle injury problems.

    Moore injured his hamstring against West Coast over the weekend in what has been ruled a moderate grade.

    While the injury isn't season-ending, it's significant considering Moore has had a long list of soft tissue problems. He also recently returned from concussion.

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    Darcy Moore injuries, captaincy at Collingwood; Matthew Lloyd comments

    Matthew Lloyd suggests it's time for Collingwood to switch captains after another injury to Darcy Moore.

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  • Pies make a statement with rollicking win over Giants | Team selection: Three GIANT changes | Epi…

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    Pies make a statement with rollicking win over Giants

    After a fortnight of focus on the Magpies’ forward functionality, those that needed it got a lick of the ice cream in Friday night’s 33-point win over Greater Western Sydney at Marvel Stadium.

    Tim Membrey kicked three of his goals four goals in the first quarter. Dan McStay kicked multiple goals for the first time since round 17 last year – the last time Collingwood reached triple figures – on a night Collingwood led from start to finish to win 13.9 (87) to 7.12 (54).

    With eight first-choice Giants sidelined due to injury – Tom Green, Josh Kelly, Sam Taylor, Jack Buckley, Brent Daniels, Toby Bedford, Darcy Jones and Aaron Cadman – and the seven youngest players on the ground wearing orange, the Giants rarely threatened the Magpies.

    Team selection: Three GIANT changes

    Collingwood has named its team ahead of Friday night’s Round 3 clash with the GWS GIANTS at Marvel Stadium.

    The Magpies have made three changes to the team that took on the Adelaide Crows in Round 1.

    Captain Darcy Moore and defender Jeremy Howe will make their first appearances of the 2026 season on Friday night after the pair overcame calf injuries.

    As announced on Wednesday, ruck Oscar Steene will make his long-awaited AFL debut against the GIANTS.

    Hailing from South Australia, the 201cm tall arrived at the Club in the 2022 off-season to trial for a Supplementary Selection Period (SSP) spot for the following season.

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    Epic debut, ‘different’ Daicos look stuns in Pies blitz… but champ struck down — 3-2-1

    It was nearly a perfect night for Collingwood outside of an injury concern to Scott Pendlebury.

    Nick Daicos was at his blistering best, Oscar Steene was a standout on debut and Tim Membrey bounced back to form with four goals as the Magpies downed GWS by 33 points at Marvel Stadium.

    But Pendlebury’s night came to an abrupt halt in the third quarter due to Achilles tightness, though the Pies champ played down the setback post-match, after Darcy Moore battled his own injury concern in the first half.

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