AFL 2022 Round 1 
          
        COLLINGWOOD v ST KILDA 
         
        Time & Place: 
        Friday March 18, 7:50pm EDT 
        Docklands 
         
        TV: 
        7mate / Fox Footy 
         
        Weather:  Min 18 Max 21 
        Chance of rain: 20% <1mm 
        Wind: S 13kph 
         
        Betting:  Collingwood $2.25 
        Footscray $1.63
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  FB: [3] Isaac Quaynor, [30] Darcy Moore, [44] Jack Madgen
  HB: [10] Scott Pendlebury, [38] Jeremy Howe, [35] Nick Daicos
  C: [7] Josh Daicos, [13] Taylor Adams, [22] Steele Sidebottom
  HF: [8] Trent Bianco, [41] Brody Mihocek, [31] Beau McCreery
  FF: [16] Oliver Henry, [2] Jordan De Goey, [5] Jamie Elliott
  FOL: [4] Brodie Grundy, [1] Patrick Lipinski, [25] Jack Crisp
  IC: [46] Mason Cox, [9] John Noble, [6] Tyler Brown, [33]
  Jack Ginnivan
  EMG: [12] Tom Wilson, [17] Callum L. Brown, [14] Darcy
  Cameron, [36] Harvey Harrison
NEW: Nick Daicos, Patrick Lipinski
  
    
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          Father-son recruit Nick Daicos will make his debut for Collingwood
          against St Kilda, but Will Hoskin-Elliott and two coaches won't be at
          Marvel Stadium due to health and safety protocols.
         
        
          New senior coach Craig McRae announced the selection of the No.4 pick
          from the 2021 NAB AFL Draft and off-season acquisition Patrick
          Lipinski in front of the entire playing list and football department
          at the end of Wednesday's main training session at the AIA Centre.
         
        
          Daicos, the son of Collingwood Team of the Century member Peter, has
          dazzled over the pre-season, first on the track and then in match
          simulation, before confirming his spot with two strong performances
          against Hawthorn and Greater Western Sydney.
         
        
          He was Collingwood's best player in the AAMI Community Series,
          amassing 31 disposals across half-back at Giants Stadium and will play
          his first game in the famous black and white stripes against the same
          side his old man debuted against in 1979.
         
        The 18-year-old has emerged as one of the favourites for this year's NAB
        AFL Rising Star Award alongside North Melbourne's prized pick Jason
        Horne-Francis, who arrived at Arden Street after being taken at
        pick No.1 last November.
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