Collingwood veteran Scott Pendlebury has broken the AFL/VFL games record, playing his 433rd match. His teammates wore gold numbers in his honor, and he expressed joy at embracing the occasion and his children's custom-designed boots.
Brent Harvey, the former AFL/VFL games record holder, reflects on his 432-game career as Scott Pendlebury is set to break his record. Harvey, known as 'Boomer', discusses the rarity of one-club players and his own premature retirement from North Melbourne.
Gold Coast dominated North Melbourne in the first half of their AFL match, leading 75-37 at halftime. The Suns' powerful second quarter exposed North's defensive weaknesses, with Gold Coast consistently scoring and punishing North's errors.
North Melbourne staged an incredible comeback, overcoming a 43-point deficit to defeat Gold Coast 111-105. Cam Zurhaar kicked the winning goal after the siren, marking the second-largest comeback in North Melbourne history.
Collingwood secured a narrow victory over West Coast Eagles, while Geelong Cats defeated Sydney Swans. Jamie Elliott suffered a knee injury, leading to a melee. Bailey Smith's perspective on the game was highlighted.
Collingwood veteran Scott Pendlebury will break the V/AFL games record today as his team faces the Eagles. Other AFL matches include North Melbourne vs. Gold Coast, Geelong vs. Sydney, and Port Adelaide vs. Carlton.
Collingwood leads West Coast at halftime, while Geelong holds a significant advantage over Sydney. Key moments include Ed Allan's impressive snap goal for the Magpies and Isaac Heeney's late goal for the Swans.
The debate over whether to include non-Victorian Australian Rules football records in official AFL tallies has resurfaced. Scott Pendlebury's upcoming games record has highlighted the issue, with some fans feeling non-Victorian achievements are overlooked.
Scott Pendlebury, a Collingwood legend, is set to break the AFL's games record. His remarkable consistency and football IQ have defined his career, spanning multiple eras of the club, and making him one of its most important players.
Scott Pendlebury, an AFL great, is set to play his record-breaking 433rd game, surpassing Brent Harvey. The article details his pivotal decision to switch from basketball to Australian Rules Football in 2004, his career achievements with Collingwood, and his future plans.
Scott Pendlebury is set to break the AFL games record, highlighting football's evolution since 1897. His career achievements and the potential successors to his records are discussed, alongside the changing nature of the game.
Collingwood's Scott Pendlebury is set to break the VFL/AFL games record with his 433rd appearance. The 38-year-old remains undecided about playing beyond this season, citing form and fitness as key factors.
GWS overcomes a 26-point second-half deficit to overrun Essendon as Scott Pendlebury ties the games record in Collingwood's clash against Geelong. Follow live.
Scott Pendlebury ties the games record in Collingwood's clash against Geelong at the MCG as St Kilda star Callum Wilkie is ruled out of the second half of a tense clash against Gold Coast in Darwin. Follow live.
Scott Pendlebury ties the games record in Collingwood's clash against Geelong at the MCG as St Kilda star Callum Wilkie is ruled out of the second half of a tense clash against Gold Coast in Darwin. Follow live.
Scott Pendlebury ties the games record in Collingwood's clash against Geelong as St Kilda tackles Gold Coast in Darwin without the rested Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera. Follow live.
Collingwood demolishes Essendon in the traditional Anzac Day game as Scott Pendlebury winds back the clock. Follow live.
