List of Collingwood Football Club seasons

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The Collingwood team that won the VFA premiership in 1896 Collingwood fc team 1896.jpg
The Collingwood team that won the VFA premiership in 1896

The Collingwood Football Club is a professional Australian rules football club based in Melbourne, Victoria, that competes in the Australian Football League (AFL), the sport's elite competition. Founded in 1892, the club played five seasons in the Victorian Football Association (VFA), winning one premiership in 1896. The club then became a foundation member of the VFL in 1897, where it has competed in every season since, winning 16 VFL/AFL premierships in the process.

Seasons

SeasonCompetitionH&AFinalsWLDFinals matches Copeland Trophy [1] NameGoalsCaptain [1] Coach [1] Ref
Leading Goalkicker [1]
1892 1892 VFA season 12th—3140—— George P. Anderson
Archie Smith 		12 Joe Delahunty — [2]
1893 1893 VFA season 9th—7102—— George P. Anderson (2)20 Bill Strickland — [3]
1894 1894 VFA season 8th—891—— Archie Smith (2)25 Bill Strickland — [4]
1895 1895 VFA season 4th—1242—— Archie Smith (3)27 Bill Strickland — [5]
1896 1896 VFA season 1stPremiers1431Won Playoff Match against South Melbourne 6–5— Wal Gillard 13 Bill Strickland — [6]
1897 1897 VFL season 4th3rd950Won Round 1 against Melbourne 51–37
Lost Round 2 to Essendon 70–30
Lost Round 3 to Geelong 52–48		— Archie Smith (4)15 Bill Strickland — [7]
1898 1898 VFL season 2ndPreliminary Final1340Lost Preliminary Final to Fitzroy 22–11— Archie Smith (5)31 Bill Proudfoot — [8]
1899 1899 VFL season 3rd—1250—— Archie Smith (6)17 Bill Proudfoot — [9]
1900 1900 VFL season 4th—1070—— Archie Smith (7)21 Dick Condon — [10]
1901 1901 VFL season 3rdRunners-up1250Won Semi Final against Geelong 45–24
Lost Grand Final to Essendon 43–16		— Ted Rowell 31 Dick Condon — [11]
1902 1902 VFL season 1stPremiers1520Lost Semi Final to Fitzroy 64–48
Won Grand Final against Essendon 60–27		— Ted Rowell (2)33 Bill Proudfoot — [12]
1903 1903 VFL season 1stPremiers1520Won Semi Final against Carlton 27–23
Won Grand Final against Fitzroy 31–29		— Teddy Lockwood 35 Lardie Tulloch — [13]
1904 1904 VFL season 3rdSemi Final1070Lost Semi Final to Fitzroy 61–50— Charlie Pannam 24 Lardie Tulloch Bill Strickland [14]
1905 1905 VFL season 1stRunners-up1520Lost Semi Final to Carlton 76–30
Lost Grand Final to Fitzroy 30–17		— Charlie Pannam (2)38 Lardie Tulloch Dick Condon [15]
1906 1906 VFL season 3rdSemi Final1160Lost Semi Final to Carlton 64–54— Dick Lee 35 Charlie Pannam Dick Condon [16]
1907 1907 VFL season 4thSemi Final980Lost Semi Final to South Melbourne 82–48— Dick Lee (2)47 Alf Dummett Ted Rowell [17]
1908 1908 VFL season 4thSemi Final1080Lost Semi Final to Essendon 68–33— Dick Lee (3)54 Arthur Leach Ted Rowell [18]
1909 1909 VFL season 3rdSemi Final1242Lost Semi Final to South Melbourne 68–47— Dick Lee (4)58 Arthur Leach Bill Strickland [19]
1910 1910 VFL season 2ndPremiers1350Won Semi Final against Essendon 95–37
Won Preliminary Final against South Melbourne 55–44
Won Grand Final against Carlton 61–47		— Dick Lee (5)58 George Angus George Angus [20]
1911 1911 VFL season 4thRunners-up1260Won Semi Final against South Melbourne 77–47
Lost Grand Final to Essendon 41–35		— Tom Baxter 31 George Angus George Angus [21]
1912 1912 VFL season 7th—990—— Les Hughes 13 Jock McHale George Angus [22]
1913 1913 VFL season 3rdSemi Final1350Lost Semi Final to Fitzroy 80–43— Les Hughes (2)22 Jock McHale Jock McHale [23]
1914 1914 VFL season 5th—1071—— Dick Lee (6)57 Dan Minogue Jock McHale [24]
1915 1915 VFL season 1stRunners-up1420Lost Semi Final to Fitzroy 70–36
Lost Grand Final to Carlton 78–45		— Dick Lee (7)66 Dan Minogue Jock McHale [25]
1916 1916 VFL season 2ndSemi Final651Lost Semi Final to Fitzroy 63–57— Dick Lee (8)48 Dan Minogue Jock McHale [26]
1917 1917 VFL season 1stPremiers1041Won Semi Final against South Melbourne 95–35
Lost Preliminary Final to Fitzroy 58–52
Won Grand Final against Fitzroy 74–39		— Dick Lee (9)54 Percy Wilson Jock McHale [27]
1918 1918 VFL season 2ndRunners-up1040Won Semi Final against St Kilda 58–49
Lost Grand Final to South Melbourne 62–57		— Tom Wraith 26 Percy Wilson Jock McHale [28]
1919 1919 VFL season 1stPremiers1330Won Semi Final against Carlton 64–46
Lost Preliminary Final to Richmond 74–45
Won Grand Final against Richmond 78–53		— Dick Lee (10)56 Con McCarthy Jock McHale [29]
1920 1920 VFL season 4thRunners-up1060Won Semi Final against Fitzroy 41–23
Won Preliminary Final to Carlton 83–59
Lost Grand Final against Richmond 52–35		— Ern Utting 23 Dick Lee Jock McHale [30]
1921 1921 VFL season 3rdSemi Final970Lost Semi Final to Carlton 65–52— Dick Lee (11)64 Dick Lee Jock McHale [31]
1922 1922 VFL season 1stRunners-up1240Lost Semi Final to Fitzroy 46–42
Lost Grand Final to Fitzroy 79–68		— Gordon Coventry 42 Tom Drummond Jock McHale [32]
1923 1923 VFL season 5th—871—— Gordon Coventry (2)36 Harry Curtis Jock McHale [33]
1924 1924 VFL season 6th—880—— Gordon Coventry (3)28 Charlie Tyson Jock McHale [34]
1925 1925 VFL season 4thRunners-up1250Won Semi Final against Essendon 78–68
Won Preliminary Final to Melbourne 63–26
Lost Grand Final against Geelong 79–69		— Gordon Coventry (4)68 Charlie Tyson Jock McHale [35]
1926 1926 VFL season 1stRunners-up1530Lost Semi Final to Melbourne 95–84
Lost Grand Final to Melbourne 119–62		— Gordon Coventry (5)83 Charlie Tyson Jock McHale [36]
1927 1927 VFL season 1stPremiers1530Won Semi Final against Geelong 114–48
Won Grand Final against Richmond 25–13		 Syd Coventry Gordon Coventry (6)97 Syd Coventry Jock McHale [37]
1928 1928 VFL season 1stPremiers1530Drew Semi Final with Melbourne 62–62
Won Semi Final Replay against Melbourne 68–64
Won Grand Final against Richmond 25–13		 Harry Collier Gordon Coventry (7)89 Syd Coventry Jock McHale [38]
1929 1929 VFL season 1stPremiers1800Lost Semi Final to Richmond 123–61
Won Grand Final against Richmond 79–50		 Albert Collier Gordon Coventry (8)124 Syd Coventry Jock McHale [39]
1930 1930 VFL season 1stPremiers1530Won Semi Final against Richmond 94–91
Lost Preliminary Final to Geelong 91–65
Won Grand Final against Geelong 100–70		 Harry Collier (2) Gordon Coventry (9)118 Syd Coventry Jock McHale [40]
1931 1931 VFL season 4thSemi Final1260Lost Semi Final to Carlton 130–42 Harold Rumney Gordon Coventry (10)67 Syd Coventry Jock McHale [41]
1932 1932 VFL season 3rdPreliminary Final1440Won Semi Final against South Melbourne 114–88
Lost Preliminary Final to Carlton 157–82		 Syd Coventry (2) Gordon Coventry (11)82 Syd Coventry Jock McHale [42]
1933 1933 VFL season 6th—1170— Gordon Coventry Gordon Coventry (12)108 Syd Coventry Jock McHale [43]
1934 1934 VFL season 4thSemi Final1341Lost Semi Final to South Melbourne 78–75 Albert Collier (2) Gordon Coventry (13)105 Syd Coventry Jock McHale [44]
1935 1935 VFL season 2ndPremiers1422Lost Semi Final to South Melbourne 104–83
Won Preliminary Final against Richmond 94–66
Won Grand Final against South Melbourne 78–58		 Albert Collier (3) Gordon Coventry (14)88 Harry Collier Jock McHale [45]
1936 1936 VFL season 2ndPremiers1530Won Semi Final against South Melbourne 90–77
Won Grand Final against South Melbourne 89–78		 Jack Regan Gordon Coventry (15)60 Harry Collier Jock McHale [46]
1937 1937 VFL season 3rdRunners-up1350Won Semi Final against Richmond 120–69
Won Preliminary Final against Melbourne 107–52
Lost Grand Final to Geelong 122–90		 Des Fothergill Gordon Coventry (16)72 Harry Collier Jock McHale [47]
1938 1938 VFL season 4thRunners-up1260Won Semi Final against Footscray 117–76
Won Preliminary Final against Geelong 135–98
Lost Grand Final to Carlton 100–85		 Des Fothergill (2) Ron Todd 120 Harry Collier Jock McHale [48]
1939 1939 VFL season 2ndRunners-up1530Lost Semi Final to Melbourne 104–90
Won Preliminary Final against St Kilda 134–105
Lost Grand Final to Melbourne 148–95		 Marcus Whelan Ron Todd (2)121 Harry Collier Jock McHale [49]
1940 1940 VFL season 8th—8100— Des Fothergill (3) Des Fothergill 56 Jack Regan Jock McHale [50]
1941 1941 VFL season 5th—1260— Jack Murphy Alby Pannam 42 Jack Regan Jock McHale [51]
1942 1942 VFL season 10th—2120— Alby Pannam Alby Pannam (2)37 Phonse Kyne Jock McHale [52]
1943 1943 VFL season 10th—5150—— Alby Pannam (3)40 Jack Regan Jock McHale [53]
1944 1944 VFL season 10th—7110—— Bob Galbally
Lou Richards 		26 Pat Fricker Jock McHale [54]
1945 1945 VFL season 2ndPreliminary Final1550Lost Semi Final to South Melbourne 88–77
Lost Preliminary Final to Carlton 90–80		— Des Fothergill (2)62 Alby Pannam Jock McHale [55]
1946 1946 VFL season 2ndPreliminary Final1360Drew Semi Final against Essendon 100–100
Lost Semi Final Replay against Essendon 76–57
Lost Preliminary Final to Melbourne 113–100		 Phonse Kyne Des Fothergill (3)63 Phonse Kyne Jock McHale [56]
1947 1947 VFL season 5th—1171— Phonse Kyne (2) Neil Mann 48 Phonse Kyne Jock McHale [57]
1948 1948 VFL season 3rdPreliminary Final1360Won Semi Final against Footscray 119–84
Lost Semi Final to Melbourne 166–101		 Phonse Kyne (3) Lou Richards (2)44 Phonse Kyne Jock McHale [58]
1949 1949 VFL season 3rdSemi Final1360Lost Semi Final to Essendon 136–54 Bob Rose Jack Pimm 34 Phonse Kyne Jock McHale [59]
1950 1950 VFL season 7th—990— Charlie Utting Lou Richards (3)35 Gordon Hocking Phonse Kyne [60]
1951 1951 VFL season 2ndPreliminary Final1440Lost Semi Final to Geelong 152–70
Lost Preliminary Final to Essendon 70–68		 Bob Rose (2) Maurie Dunstan 40 Gordon Hocking Phonse Kyne [61]
1952 1952 VFL season 2ndRunners-up1450Lost Semi Final to Geelong 100–46
Won Preliminary Final against Fitzroy 81–62
Lost Grand Final to Geelong 86–40		 Bob Rose (3) Maurie Dunstan (2)43 Lou Richards Phonse Kyne [62]
1953 1953 VFL season 2ndPremiers1440Won Semi Final against Geelong 90–60
Won Grand Final against Geelong 77–65		 Bob Rose (4) Bob Rose 36 Lou Richards Phonse Kyne [63]
1954 1954 VFL season 7th—1080— Neil Mann Keith Bromage 22 Lou Richards Phonse Kyne [64]
1955 1955 VFL season 2ndRunners-up1440Lost Semi Final to Melbourne 56–45
Won Preliminary Final against Geelong 96–84
Lost Grand Final to Melbourne 64–36		 Des Healey Ken Smale 47 Lou Richards Phonse Kyne [65]
1956 1956 VFL season 2ndRunners-up1350Lost Semi Final to Melbourne 80–64
Won Preliminary Final against Footscray 96–57
Lost Grand Final to Melbourne 121–48		 Bill Twomey Jr. Ken Smale (2)33 Neil Mann Phonse Kyne [66]
1957 1957 VFL season 5th—981— Murray Weideman Ian Brewer 26 Bill Twomey Jr. Phonse Kyne [67]
1958 1958 VFL season 2ndPremiers1260Lost Semi Final to Melbourne 78–33
Won Preliminary Final against North Melbourne 96–76
Won Grand Final against Melbourne 82–64		 Thorold Merrett Ian Brewer (2)73 Frank Tuck Phonse Kyne [68]
1959 1959 VFL season 3rdSemi Final1260Lost Semi Final to Essendon 100–62 Thorold Merrett (2) Murray Weideman 36 Frank Tuck Phonse Kyne [69]
1960 1960 VFL season 4thRunners-up1170Won Semi Final against Essendon 66–57
Won Preliminary Final against Fitzroy 65–60
Lost Grand Final to Melbourne 62–14		 Ray Gabelich Murray Weideman (2)30 Murray Weideman Phonse Kyne [70]
1961 1961 VFL season 9th—5121— Murray Weideman (2) Kevin Pay 31 Murray Weideman Phonse Kyne [71]
1962 1962 VFL season 7th—990— Murray Weideman (3) Murray Weideman (3)48 Murray Weideman Phonse Kyne [72]
1963 1963 VFL season 8th—7110— Des Tuddenham Terry Waters 50 Murray Weideman Phonse Kyne [73]
1964 1964 VFL season 2ndRunners-up1341Lost Semi Final to Melbourne 134–45
Won Preliminary Final against Geelong 48–44
Lost Grand Final to Melbourne 64–60		 Ian Graham Ian Graham
Terry Waters (2)		42 Ray Gabelich Phonse Kyne [74]
1965 1965 VFL season 2ndPreliminary Final1350Lost Semi Final to St Kilda 102–101
Lost Preliminary Final to Essendon 97–42		 Trevor Steer David Norman 32 Ray Gabelich Bob Rose [75]
1966 1966 VFL season 1stRunners-up1530Won Semi Final against St Kilda 99–89
Lost Grand Final to St Kilda 74–73		 Terry Waters Ian Graham (2)58 Des Tuddenham Bob Rose [76]
1967 1967 VFL season 4thSemi Final1260Lost Semi Final to Geelong 108–78 Len Thompson Peter McKenna 47 Des Tuddenham Bob Rose [77]
1968 1968 VFL season 7th—9110— Len Thompson (2) Peter McKenna (2)64 Des Tuddenham Bob Rose [78]
1969 1969 VFL season 1stPreliminary Final1550Lost Semi Final to Carlton 107–71
Lost Preliminary Final to Richmond 107–81		 Barry Price Peter McKenna (3)98 Des Tuddenham Bob Rose [79]
1970 1970 VFL season 1stRunners-up1840Won Semi Final against Carlton 118–108
Lost Grand Final to Carlton 111–101		 Peter McKenna Peter McKenna (4)143 Terry Waters Bob Rose [80]
1971 1971 VFL season 4thSemi Final1471Lost Semi Final to Richmond 121–77 Wayne Richardson Peter McKenna (5)134 Terry Waters Bob Rose [81]
1972 1972 VFL season 3rdSemi Final1471Lost Qualifying Final to Richmond 164–120
Lost Semi Final to St Kilda 83–65		 Len Thompson (3) Peter McKenna (6)130 Wayne Richardson Neil Mann [82]
1973 1973 VFL season 1stPreliminary Final1930Lost Semi Final to Carlton 107–87
Lost Preliminary Final to Richmond 105–98		 Len Thompson (4) Peter McKenna (7)86 Wayne Richardson Neil Mann [83]
1974 1974 VFL season 4thSemi Final1570Won Elimination Final against Footscray 124–55
Lost Semi Final to Hawthorn 138–88		 Wayne Richardson (2) Peter McKenna (8)69 Wayne Richardson Neil Mann [84]
1975 1975 VFL season 5thElimination Final1390Lost Elimination Final to Richmond 77–73 Phil Carman Phil Carman 41 Wayne Richardson Murray Weideman [85]
1976 1976 VFL season 12th—6160— Robert Hyde Phil Carman (2)38 Des Tuddenham Murray Weideman [86]
1977 1977 VFL season 1stRunners-up1840Won Semi Final against Hawthorn 112–110
Drew Grand Final to North Melbourne 76–76
Lost Grand Final Replay to North Melbourne 151–124		 Len Thompson (5) Peter Moore 76 Max Richardson Tom Hafey [87]
1978 1978 VFL season 3rdPreliminary Final1570Lost Qualifying Final to Hawthorn 154–98
Won Semi Final against Carlton 108–93
Lost Preliminary Final to North Melbourne 96–84		 Ray Shaw Peter Moore (2)57 Len Thompson Tom Hafey [88]
1979 1979 VFL season 3rdRunners-up1570Lost Qualifying Final to North Melbourne 121–82
Won Semi Final against Fitzroy 116–94
Won Preliminary Final against North Melbourne 122–95
Lost Grand Final to Carlton 82–77		 Peter Moore Craig Davis 88 Ray Shaw Tom Hafey [89]
1980 1980 VFL season 5thRunners-up1471Won Elimination Final against North Melbourne 104–96
Won Semi Final against Carlton 152–102
Won Preliminary Final against Geelong 93–89
Lost Grand Final to Richmond 159–78		 Peter Moore (2) Craig Davis (2)52 Ray Shaw Tom Hafey [90]
1981 1981 VFL season 2ndRunners-up1750Lost Qualifying Final to Geelong 112–98
Won Semi Final against Fitzroy 133–132
Won Preliminary Final against Geelong 82–75
Lost Grand Final to Carlton 92–72		 Mark Williams Peter Daicos 76 Peter Moore Tom Hafey [91]
1982 1982 VFL season 10th—4180— Peter Daicos Peter Daicos (2)58 Peter Moore Tom Hafey / Mick Erwin [92]
1983 1983 VFL season 6th—12100— Billy Picken Mike Richardson 49 Mark Williams John Cahill [93]
1984 1984 VFL season 4thPreliminary Final1390Won Elimination Final against Fitzroy 153–107
Won Semi Final against Carlton 118–93
Lost Preliminary Final to Essendon 174–41		 Tony Shaw Mark Williams 53 Mark Williams John Cahill [94]
1985 1985 VFL season 7th—10120— Mark Williams (2) Brian Taylor 80 Mark Williams Bob Rose [95]
1986 1986 VFL season 6th—12100— Wes Fellowes Brian Taylor (2)100 Mark Williams Bob Rose / Leigh Matthews [96]
1987 1987 VFL season 12th—7150— Darren Millane Brian Taylor (3)60 Tony Shaw Leigh Matthews [97]
1988 1988 VFL season 2ndSemi Final1561Lost Qualifying Final to Carlton 145–107
Lost Semi FInal to Melbourne 95–82		 Peter Daicos (2) Brian Taylor (4)73 Tony Shaw Leigh Matthews [98]
1989 1989 VFL season 5thElimination Final1390Lost Elimination Final to Melbourne 111–88 Gavin Brown Brian Taylor (5)49 Tony Shaw Leigh Matthews [99]
1990 1990 AFL season 2ndPremiers1660Drew Qualifying Final to West Coast 90–90
Won Qualifying Final Replay against West Coast 126–67
Won Semi Final against Essendon 117–54
Won Grand Final against Essendon 89–41		 Tony Shaw (2) Peter Daicos (3)97 Tony Shaw Leigh Matthews [100]
1991 1991 AFL season 7th—1291— Tony Francis Peter Daicos (4)75 Tony Shaw Leigh Matthews [101]
1992 1992 AFL season 3rdElimination Final1660Lost Elimination Final to St Kilda 91–83 Mick McGuane Peter Daicos (5)52 Tony Shaw Leigh Matthews [102]
1993 1993 AFL season 8th—1190— Mick McGuane (2) Sav Rocca 73 Tony Shaw Leigh Matthews [103]
1994 1994 AFL season 8thQualifying Final12100Lost Qualifying Final to West Coast 82–80 Gavin Brown (2) / Nathan Buckley Sav Rocca (2)49 Gavin Brown Leigh Matthews [104]
1995 1995 AFL season 10th—8122— Sav Rocca Sav Rocca (3)93 Gavin Brown Leigh Matthews [105]
1996 1996 AFL season 11th—9130— Nathan Buckley (2) Sav Rocca (4)66 Gavin Brown Tony Shaw [106]
1997 1997 AFL season 10th—10120— Gavin Brown (3) Sav Rocca (5)76 Gavin Brown Tony Shaw [107]
1998 1998 AFL season 14th—7150— Nathan Buckley (3) Sav Rocca (6)68 Gavin Brown Tony Shaw [108]
1999 1999 AFL season 16th—4180— Nathan Buckley (4) Sav Rocca (7)33 Nathan Buckley Tony Shaw [109]
2000 2000 AFL season 15th—7150— Nathan Buckley (5) Anthony Rocca 33 Nathan Buckley Mick Malthouse [110]
2001 2001 AFL season 9th—11110— Paul Licuria Chris Tarrant 53 Nathan Buckley Mick Malthouse [111]
2002 2002 AFL season 4thRunners-up1390Won Qualifying Final against Port Adelaide 108–95
Won Preliminary Final against Adelaide 91–63
Lost Grand Final to Brisbane Lions 75–66		 Paul Licuria (2) Anthony Rocca (2)
Chris Tarrant (2)		38 Nathan Buckley Mick Malthouse [112]
2003 2003 AFL season 2ndRunners-up1570Won Qualifying Final against Brisbane Lions 66–51
Won Preliminary Final against Port Adelaide 112–68
Lost Grand Final to Brisbane Lions 134–84		 Nathan Buckley (6) Chris Tarrant (3)54 Nathan Buckley Mick Malthouse [113]
2004 2004 AFL season 13th—8140— James Clement Chris Tarrant (4)36 Nathan Buckley Mick Malthouse [114]
2005 2005 AFL season 15th—5170— James Clement (2) Chris Tarrant (5)36 Nathan Buckley Mick Malthouse [115]
2006 2006 AFL season 5thElimination Final1480Lost Elimination Final to Western Bulldogs 121–80 Alan Didak Anthony Rocca (3)55 Nathan Buckley Mick Malthouse [116]
2007 2007 AFL season 6thPreliminary Final1390Won Elimination Final against Sydney 125–87
Won Semi-Final against West Coast 93–74
Lost Preliminary Final to Geelong 92–87		 Travis Cloke Anthony Rocca (4)54 Nathan Buckley Mick Malthouse [117]
2008 2008 AFL season 8thSemi-Final12100Won Elimination Final against Adelaide 125–94
Lost Semi-Final to St Kilda 106–72		 Dane Swan Paul Medhurst 50 Scott Burns Mick Malthouse [118]
2009 2009 AFL season 4thPreliminary Final1570Lost Qualifying Final to St Kilda 80–52
Won Semi-Final against Adelaide 83–78
Lost Preliminary Final to Geelong 120–47		 Dane Swan (2) Jack Anthony 50 Nick Maxwell Mick Malthouse [119]
2010 2010 AFL season 1stPremiers1741Won Qualifying Final against Western Bulldogs 124–62
Won Preliminary Final against Geelong 120–79
Drew Grand Final against St Kilda 68–68
Won Grand Final Replay against St Kilda 108–52		 Dane Swan (3) Alan Didak 41 Nick Maxwell Mick Malthouse [120]
2011 2011 AFL season 1stRunners-up2020Won Qualifying Final against West Coast 82–62
Won Preliminary Final against Hawthorn 68–65
Lost Grand Final to Geelong 119–81		 Scott Pendlebury Travis Cloke 69 Nick Maxwell Mick Malthouse [121]
2012 2012 AFL season 4thPreliminary Finals1660Lost Qualifying Final to Hawthorn 135–97
Won Semi-Final against West Coast 73–60
Lost Preliminary Final to Sydney 96–70		 Dayne Beams Travis Cloke (2)59 Nick Maxwell Nathan Buckley [122]
2013 2013 AFL season 6thElimination Finals1480Lost Elimination Final to Port Adelaide 87–63 Scott Pendlebury (2) Travis Cloke (3)68 Nick Maxwell Nathan Buckley [123]
2014 2014 AFL season 11th—11110— Scott Pendlebury (3) Travis Cloke (4)39 Scott Pendlebury Nathan Buckley [124]
2015 2015 AFL season 12th—10120— Scott Pendlebury (4) Jamie Elliott 35 Scott Pendlebury Nathan Buckley [125]
2016 2016 AFL season 12th—9130— Scott Pendlebury (5) Alex Fasolo 25 Scott Pendlebury Nathan Buckley [126]
2017 2017 AFL season 13th—9121— Steele Sidebottom Jamie Elliott (2)34 Scott Pendlebury Nathan Buckley [127]
2018 2018 AFL season 3rdRunners-up1570Lost Qualifying Final to West Coast 86–70
Won Semi Final to Greater Western Sydney 69–59
Won Preliminary Final against Richmond 97–58
Lost Grand Final against West Coast 79–74		 Brodie Grundy / Steele Sidebottom (2) Jordan De Goey 48 Scott Pendlebury Nathan Buckley [128]
2019 2019 AFL season 4thPreliminary Finals1570Won Qualifying Final against Geelong 61–51
Lost Preliminary Final to Greater Western Sydney 56–52		 Brodie Grundy (2) Brody Mihocek 36 Scott Pendlebury Nathan Buckley [129]
2020 2020 AFL season 8thSemi Finals971Won Elimination Final against West Coast 76–75
Lost Semi Final to Geelong 100–32		 Taylor Adams Brody Mihocek (2)25 Scott Pendlebury Nathan Buckley [130]
2021 2021 AFL season 17th—6160— Jack Crisp Brody Mihocek (3)34 Scott Pendlebury Nathan Buckley / Robert Harvey [131]
2022 2022 AFL season 4thPreliminary Finals1660Lost Qualifying Final to Geelong 78–72
Won Semi Final against Fremantle 79–59
Lost Preliminary Final to Sydney 95–94		 Jack Crisp (2) Brody Mihocek (4)41 Scott Pendlebury Craig McRae [132]
2023 2023 AFL season 1stPremiers1850Won Qualifying Final against Melbourne 60–53
Won Preliminary Final against Greater Western Sydney 58–57
Won Grand Final against Brisbane Lions 90–86		 Josh Daicos Brody Mihocek (5)47 Darcy Moore Craig McRae [133]

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Denis "Dinny" McKay was an Australian rules footballer who played with South Melbourne in the Victorian Football Association (VFA) and Victorian Football League (VFL). He played with Richmond in 1892 and 1893, but otherwise was with South Melbourne until their final VFA season in 1896. His sudden death during the 1897 VFL season was considered a severe loss to football.

The 2021 Victorian Football League season was the 139th season of the Victorian Football Association/Victorian Football League Australian rules football competition. The season commenced on 16 April was curtailed without a premiership awarded on 1 September 2021, due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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