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Friday Night @ the Dome saw the pies get off to a good start with Rocca banging a big one through, as the first qtr went on the pies extended their lead with one of the goals of the year from the Brazilian Harry O. The Saints pegged the pies back towards the end of the qtr and took a slender lead into qtr time. The second was similar to the first, quick moving exciting football. The Saints got out to a 14 point lead before the skipper lead from the front and kicked one from outside fifty. Thomas finished off a great first half for himself by putting the pies in front on the bell. The third was controlled by the pies, it contained a now custom Leon Davis goal from the impossible and went through and finished with a dubious free/goal to Lockyer. The last qtr was again the pies, however the ability to kill off a side was absent again, Didak kicked a goal which put them 16 points clear with 15mins to go however they couldn't continue as the Saints pilled on the pressure. The pies held up in a tight one by 9 points. Best players for the winners include; Didak, Burns, Davis, Thomas and Bryan.

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Collingwood was at its home the MCG for the first time as the home side. Depleted by injury, they choose to debeut 3 youngstars, Cox,Dick and Toovey. Without the leadership of Nathan Buckley or James Clement the captaincy was given to Josh Fraser. The pies started slowly but after half time were back to the ways of 02/03. Hard and tough in close football. Lead by senior players Burns, Lockyer and Rocca and youngstars Shaw, Pendles and Thomas the magpies made their move and it was all square at 3/4 time. The last qtr saw 3 goals to medhurst and another to toovey who ended up kicking 3. Leon Davis for the second week in a row managed a goal of the year contender.

Dale Thomas reflects on his junior footy days.

2008 Collingwood Magpies

Collingwood bounced back against old foes Carlton. At half time they looked shaky but 5 2nd half goals from big forward Anthony Rocca changed the game. A consistant match from Travis Cloke who put in 4 of his own. Collingwood are back on track with a 24 point victory.

Michael McGuane kicked an amazing running goal against Carlton at the MCG, which saw him run from the centre-square along the wing and half-forward flank, closing to 30m and kicking it through the middle. He bounced the ball 7 times during the famous run, and was deemed as one of the greatest goals of all-time.

The Collingwood highlights from their come from behind win against the Roos.

For the first time since 1995 the pies flew up to queensland and beat the lions. Collingwood is playing a brand of footy this year that will hold up in finals. It's an exciting time at the club and by all reports from those at the game, it was a magic night.

It was built up to be a blockbuster and it didn't dissapoint, with both Pies and Freo desperatly wanting a win. Freo started the better and when H Shaw went down it looked like it could be there night. However, in a trend that is becoming almost trademark the mighty Collingwood side went about getting themselves back into the game. It took pieces of brillance from Rocca, Pendles, Swan, Didak and Medhusrt, but nothing could compare with the highlights that leon davis put out. Collingwoods night got better as the game went on, the fans loved tazzas miss in the last qtr. This meant alot to the pies and it could be the start of a run to september.

The best win by the CFC since the 2002 qualifying final in port without bucks. The boys were serverly undermanned but the relentless pressure of the whole 22 meant that Sydney ever got an inch. The pies were in amazing form lead again by youngstars Thomas and Goldsack. Wakelin and Burnsy look like they had a new lease on life and it was great to see O'bree racking the touches up again.

Collingwood were again without key personal, but as the saying goes it's the 22 on the park that matter. The pies showed this with a magic first qtr, especially from young Dale Thomas who gave us a sneak peak into his plans for the day. The saints worked there way back into the game with some contencious umpiring decsions and by 2mins into the last they lead by 21 points. Only the bravest of Collingwood supports could've forseen what was about to happen. The mighty Collingwood train clicked over into overdrive and steamed home kicking 4-6 to nothing including an absolute ripper from Dale Thomas disallowed. Its was a spirited effort by the pies, who now face the rampent geelong.

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Highlights - Collingwood Round 16 2007 Collingwood faced up against arch rivals essendon and for the first time in a number of years beat them twice in the same year. Th Collingwood faced up against arch rivals essendon and for the first time in a number of years beat them twice in the same year. The first half was owned by Collingwood smashing the bombers to lead by as much as 39, the third the bombers faught back with 8 goals to four. The character of Collingwood shone through in the last with them kicking four goals to one to run out 29 point winners. Watch out for leons ripper of a goal but also the pack marking of both Travis Cloke and Anthony Rocca. Next up is Brisbane.

The Pies down the Cats who happened to be the reigning premiers by 86 points!

A second straight Friday night game for the pies this week against the dees and david nietz 300th game. The pies came out hard and played some magical footy in the first half with great goals from davis and didak. Burns and Swan prolific early. An unfortunate incident involving BJ sparked a Melbourne comeback but to the pies credit they held on to record there 12 victory of 2007.

Collingwood travelled to moron park to face off against the crows. Going across the pies were very confident, however the media gave them no chance, paying $3.00 at the tab for the win. The confidence was evident early as the pise motored out to a four goal lead. The crows came hard in the 2nd and the third, but 6 unanswered goals from the pies including 3 from Chris Bryan put the game beyound doubt. Best for the pies were R. Shaw, Lockyer and Burns.This was a famous victory for such a young side.