NAB Cup Squad Round Three

Collingwood v Brisbane
Saturday, Mar 9: 6.40pm EDT
Etihad Stadium
TV: FOX FOOTY

NAB Cup Round Three: Collingwood Squad
2. Jordan Russell 3. Brent Macaffer 5. Nick Maxwell 6. Tyson Goldsack 8. Harry O'Brien 9. Marty Clarke 11. Jarryd Blair 14. Clinton Young 15. Jarrod Witts 16. Nathan Brown 17. Dayne Beams 18. Darren Jolly 21. Quinten Lynch 22. Steele Sidebottom	24. Josh Thomas 26. Ben Johnson 27. Ben Kennedy 28. Ben Sinclair 37. Kyle Martin* 38. Peter Yagmoor* 39. Heath Shaw 40. Paul Seedsman 41. Sam Dwyer* 43. Adam Oxley* 45. Jack Frost* 46. Marley Williams 48. Caolan Mooney* *Denotes rookie
IN: Brent Macaffer, Tyson Goldsack, Clinton Young, Nathan Brown, Dayne Beams, Darren Jolly, Ben Johnson, Ben Kennedy, Peter Yagmoor, Marley Williams
OUT: Scott Pendlebury, Jamie Elliott, Ben Reid, Ben Hudson, Travis Cloke, Alan Toovey, Dane Swan

Collingwood News

Two premiership players will make their first appearances for Collingwood this season when the Magpies take on the Brisbane Lions at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night.
Tyson Goldsack and Nathan Brown have been brought into the 27-man squad after sitting out the first two rounds of the NAB Cup.
Goldsack underwent ankle surgery last November after originally sustaining the injury against St Kilda in round 19 last season, while Brown is back after back tightness ruled him out of the club's opening fixtures against the Western Bulldogs and Essendon.
Several of Collingwood's biggest names will be watching on the from the grandstands, including Dane Swan, Scott Pendlebury, Travis Cloke, Ben Reid and Alan Toovey.
Reid appeared to hurt his right knee during the third quarter of last week's win over West Coast, but Director of Football Geoff Walsh said that, while he will not play this week, the injury should not cause any interruption to Reid's season.
The return of Goldsack and Brown and inclusion of Ben Kennedy means that, should all three make the final 24-man team, Collingwood will have used 35 of the 47 players on its entire playing list.
The high number of players rotated through the team has exposed the club's depth to the intensity of senior football, while last Sunday's victory against West Coast at Patersons Stadium provided the younger members of the team the invaluable experience of winning on the road against a high quality opponent.