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Greg Baum Martin Blake Rohan Connolly Martin Flanagan Michael Gleeson Richard Hinds Samantha Lane Tim Lane Jake Niall Robert Walls Caroline Wilson Clubs Adelaide Crows Brisbane Lions Carlton Blues Collingwood Magpies Essendon Bombers Fremantle Dockers Geelong Cats Gold Coast Suns GWS Giants Hawthorn Hawks North Melbourne Kangaroos Melbourne Demons Port Adelaide Power Richmond Tigers St Kilda Saints Sydney Swans West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs Live Scores Trading and Drafting Ultimate Footy Find out more Fantasy news and analysis You are here: Home Sport Real Footy AFL News Article Black and white and navy Blue AFL News Collingwood Magpies Carlton Blues Date October 3,[url=http://www.bragardusa.com/Canada_Goose_Parka.html]Canada Goose Parka[/url], 2013 (0) Comments 5 Read later Tweet Pin It submit to reddit Email article Print Reprints & permissions Mick McGuane tangles with Carlton's Greg Williams during his Magpie days. Photo: Vince Caligiuri Dale Thomas to sign four-year dealEddie Betts quits Carlton Players to have represented both Carlton and Collingwood in past 50 years: Peter McKenna: 180 matches for Collingwood from 1965-1975; 11 for Carlton in 1977. Left when 29. Champion full-forward whose form was waning in 1975 when he suffered a serious kidney injury. Once fully recovered a year later the Blues were much keener for his signature than the Magpies. Played only one more season. Advertisement Ray Byrne: 81 for Carlton from 1973-mid 1978; 121 for Collingwood from mid 1978-1983. Left when 24. Solid small defender who was not considered an essential player by the Blues, but impressive with Magpies to reach 200-game milestone. Russell Ohlsen: 47 for Carlton from 1975-78; 50 for Collingwood from 1979-1981. Left when 22. 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Jordan Russell: 116 for Carlton from 2005-2012; 9 for Collingwood in 2013. Left when 25 High draft pick who was persistently maligned by Blues supporters. Clear career highlight was finishing runner-up in their 2010 best-and-fairest. His reprieve from Collingwood after his 2012 delisting by Carlton lasted only a single season. Dale Thomas: 157 for Collingwood from 2006-2013. Now 26 Dashing midfielder/flanker whose form in 2011 was so good that he was rated by Ross Lyon as probably the best player in the league at that stage. Has been unable to recreate that form under current Magpies coach Nathan Buckley and hardly played this year due to foot surgery. Is set to be reunited with former coach Mick Malthouse. Compiled by JESSE HOGAN
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