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Pies on VCR
My mum was a die hard fan and member of the club for over 20 years. She lived and supported through the painful years in the 70s/80s and believed that she was personally responsible for the Grand Final losses and a curse to the club, so she would tape the games on VCR and watch them later. I wasn't alive to see 1990 but I was alive and watching the 2010 AFL GF replay and my most vivid memory was telling my mum that she could come in and watch because the Pies were up by over 40 with only a few minutes to go. With a lot of hesitation and swearing, she came into the room and began to bawl her eyes out with happiness that they had done it. It is one of the great memories I have with my mum who passed away in 2014.
Leigh C
Digital Insider Member since 2024
Resilience and passion
I was too young to appreciate the 1958 premiership. 1964, 1966 and 1970 were heartbreaking. I was at the 1977 replay, 1979, 1980 and 1981 and still no joy. I couldn't get a ticket for 1990. Then there was 2010. My son and I were front row on the 50 metre line for the replay. Just absolute delight and relief. I'll never forget high fives with players and walking out of the 'G on cloud nine. Out of heartbreak and despair comes resilience and passion. That's what defines us Pies supporters and makes us so passionate and loyal.
Tony T
Magpie Insider Member since 1998
Station Pier
I arrived from England, with my parents, as a four year old. At Station Pier a boy wearing a black and white jumper came up to me. He said, "who do you barrack for?" I must have looked puzzled as I didn't know what barrack meant. He pointed to his jumper and said, "Collingwood - the Magpies". Seventy-four years have passed since that chance encounter. I saw my first Collingwood Premiership in 1958. To this day I am a passionate member of the Magpie Army!
Keith W
Reserved Seat Member since 1994
2026

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