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Around the country: Giants skipper returns, Tiger reported, young Pie could be 8th debutant By 2021-07-05T12:04+10:00 There was plenty of action across the state leagues for your AFL sides this weekend. There were players returning from injury, young guns standing up and dominant performances across the board, highlighted by the returns of Stephen Coniglio and Jesse Hogan for GWS and Zak Butters for Port Adelaide. The WAFL did not run due to COVID-19 restrictions in Western Australia. Here’s some of our takeaways: Promising signs for Port Port Adelaide edged closer to the top five by be...

Kane Cornes believes Pies fans should be excited about the talent coming through.

Top Collingwood draft picks ends VFL game on crutches, returning Pie impresses By 2021-05-08T14:55+10:00 Collingwood has copped a big injury blow in the VFL, with top 30 draft pick Reef McInnes going down with an ankle complaint in the first quarter of their game against Coburg. McInnes, who was taken with pick 23 in last year’s draft, was pictured on crutches at quarter time after coming off in the opening term with the injury. In what was a bruising encounter at Victoria Park, Trey Ruscoe came off in the second quarter while Jay Rantall had to be strapped up after receiving a knock to th...

RTÉ Sport Journalist In March 2020, Anton Tohill was sitting in his Melbourne home with Collingwood team-mate Jay Rantall watching Brisbane take on Hawthorn when the news broke: the AFL season had been suspended. A day later, he boarded a flight back to Ireland. That's just one of several unexpected obstacles encountered during his career so far. The Derry native is now in his third season with the Pies. As he sits in a South Yarra café and reflects, he can't help but smile at the absurdity of it all. During his debut campaign, he suffered a concussion, a quad injury and tore his hip rotato...

Why Matt Rendell "can't see" Nathan Buckley coaching Collingwood next year By Former Collingwood recruiter Matt Rendell can’t see Nathan Buckley coaching the side beyond 2021. The Pies coach told reporters on Tuesday that he did have the desire to coach on beyond this season, while the club has stated that a decision would be made at the end of the season. Speaking on SEN’s Dwayne’s World, Rendell said he believes the Magpies haven’t recovered tactically from the loss of Justin Longmuir from their coaching ranks and Buckley had to take some responsibility for that. “At the end of...