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SPS is not a forward pocket.Don't think he's a good fit or suited to the modern game. BUT i wish him all the best and hope he proves me wrong.
Fasolo McKay Polson
SPS Charlie McGovern
Looking a dangerous forwardline.
Scott Freeborn, only played 40 odd games
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I agree. I've put him on the HFF. McKay is FF.SPS is not a forward pocket.
I read the same line up your referring to as SPS being at HFF.SPS is not a forward pocket.
Long time lurker. Just popping in to say he still has a very punchable face.![]()
Long time lurker. Just popping in to say he still has a very punchable face.![]()
Who was the last decent magpie to play for us who actually excelled?
Scotland.
I reckon with 44 on his back, he'd look very Carlton.he still just looks so Collingwood, even in the Carlton jumper

Needs a tan.he still just looks so Collingwood, even in the Carlton jumper
Scotland
Davis, Ohlson and Bryan started with Carlton.Too many Pies / Blues crossovers to list - particularly in the early days - but Scotland would clearly be the pick of the last 30 yrs. Full list below but a summary:
Craig Davis
Ohlson
Peter McKenna
Barry Mitchell (+Swans)
McGuane
Hotton
Scotland
Bryan
C CLoke
Russell
Cam Wood
Of course Dale Thomas
http://www.blueseum.org/At+Collingwood+post-1925
FtB