The best marks EVER in Collingwood history! 👀✈️

[@reptarqt2608]

Murph at the end! What a beast

[@JackyB22roblox]

Love Collingwood ❤❤

[@aussiepie4865]

I sometimes forget how good Taz was. You couldn’t find one Billy Picken mark? Billy was one of the best marks we’ve ever had and my favourite player as a kid.

[@GlendaLoveday-d7d]

Collingwood the gift that keeps on giving ❤

[@darrenb66]

have to say....where is Billy Pickens mark? Of the year

[@extraverse]

Nice collection. I’d also include both Dids and Daisy’s Anzac Day hangers. Bucks took a nice one against Port in ‘97(?) too.

[@shmick6079]

Higher than Joe Cocker

[@Bigrig90]

Howies marks are unreal. Also never realised how many hangars Billy has taken in his time. Mark of the year for sure

[@FreddyJong-co6cb]

Elliot mark of the year😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@markmooroolbark252]

Alan Atkinson has taken two of the greatest Collingwood marks and no -one ever talks about him!

[@liamroblox6708]

Those were amazing marks

[@machiavelli99]

Alan Atkinson's mark against St. Kilda was in the 1972 gam at Moorabbin when John Greening was seriously injured by a Jim O'Dea coward's punch.

[@openmodalguitar61]

I remember listening to that game as a young kid, the concern from the commentators was really apparent especially after the game when he was still out cold, it was very disturbing And what did it achieve, that king hit from behind? Collingwood rallied and won the game. St Kilda, the previous year's runners up, got the karma they deserved and went into an era of decline and irrelevance, and the footy gods made sure that they got no luck against Collingwood in the 2010 drawn GF and no mercy in the replay. No flags since that incident, no contrition either it seems What else did it achieve? O'Dea's name is tainted everywhere bar St Kilda. Jeans the coach is widely suspected to have arranged the assault, that's a stain on his legacy. Greening made a brief comeback just to show himself he could do it, then early retirement, perhaps the best player of his generation lost to footy and disillusioned with the game And why? Because he was seen as too good to beat fairly, within the rules, so someone decided he should be taken out and someone else did so. Violence in football was bad enough back then and for some time after, with fists often a first option when tempers frayed, shirt fronts were legal and wronged players sought square ups. But a club sanctioned taking out of a player too skilled to beat in a fair contest is as low as it gets, it happened in the bush, in the suburbs and in the big leagues and it is a disgraceful part of the games history Thanks for the info that Atkinson's mark was on that day, Len Thompson in his autobiography said that there was no way they were going to lose that game, total commitment for JG

[@gabrielmicheal413]

All great Though You missed on some of billy pickens finest Alan Atkinson's in 73 is up there with the best of them

[@liamroblox6708]

The mark that happen last game for Collingwood was the best ever but the one that Howe did that one time should of been there, it was the one we’re he for hurt

[@kingdukeGT]

Up the pies🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@pkougi]

1st like, 1st comment. Bobby Dazzler, biggest mark on the biggest stage.

[@SunnyBoyy448]

Jamie Elliot and Bobby Hill

[@r7snaphooker]

Billy Picken?

[@yobesondieki1]

No Billy Picken??

[@DarrenBath-k5w]

Where is Billy piken over mark McLure?

[@mufflersponge8969]

Criminal you guys cut Jeremy Howes one at the end short

[@taelahblock]

I wonder if Jamie was good at high jump ahahah

[@joshrockies]

so basically a jamie elliot x jeremy howe montage

[@FLAGPIES.35]

3 mins 🤫

[@michaelbaines5970]

6:20 Howe robbed of MOTY