Final Team
Collingwood has finalised its 22-man team to take on Richmond at the MCG on Sunday, recalling Paul Seedsman and Jordan De Goey, one of its prized draft choices.

They replace Tony Armstrong and Sam Dwyer, who have both been omitted.

Dwyer remains in the squad as an emergency, alongside Alex Fasolo and Corey Gault.

Richmond v Collingwood
Round 7 2015
Sunday 17 May
MCG, 3.20pm

Collingwood
B: Alan Toovey, Nathan Brown, Marley Williams
HB: Tom Langdon, Jack Frost, Tyson Goldsack
C: Adam Oxley, Dane Swan, Paul Seedsman
HF: Jamie Elliott, Jesse White, Travis Varcoe
F: Patrick Karnezis, Travis Cloke, Jarryd Blair
Foll: Brodie Grundy, Taylor Adams, Scott Pendlebury
Int: Jarrod Witts, Tim Broomhead, Jack Crisp, Jordan De Goey
Emerg: Sam Dwyer, Corey Gault, Alex Fasolo

IN: Jordan De Goey, Paul Seedsman
OUT: Tony Armstrong, Sam Dwyer (omitted)

Milestone: Nathan Brown (100 AFL games)

Richmond
B: Dylan Grimes, Jake Batchelor, Alex Rance
HB: Bachar Houli, Troy Chaplin, Nick Vlastuin
C: Brandon Ellis, Trent Cotchin, Kamdyn McIntosh
HF: Dustin Martin, Shane Edwards, Anthony Miles
F: Brett Deledio, Jack Riewoldt, Ty Vickery
Foll: Ivan Maric, Taylor Hunt, Shaun Grigg
Int: Steven Morris, Liam McBean, Todd Elton, Corey Ellis
Emerg: Connor Menadue, Ty Vickery, Matt Dea

IN: Corey Ellis, Todd Elton, Liam McBean, Ty Vickery
OUT: Ben Griffiths (concussion), Chris Newman (groin), David Astbury (omitted), Nathan Gordon (omitted)
NEW: Liam McBean (20, Calder U18)

Earlier...
ANZAC Day Medallist Paul Seedsman has made a swift return from a glute injury, slotting straight back into the Collingwood line up for Sunday’s blockbuster against Richmond.

Seedsman joins Alex Fasolo, Corey Gault and newly re-signed draftee Jordan De Goey as the three additions to the team’s 25-man squad.

The team will be finalised (22 players, three emergencies) at 5pm on Friday.

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Tony Armstrong, who was promoted onto the senior list ahead of last week’s clash with Geelong, has been omitted.

Seedsman, who now has 41 senior games under his belt, made headlines after taking out the ANZAC Day Medal against Essendon just three weeks ago.

In collecting 31 disposals, registering 14 inside 50s and a goal, the 23-year-old all but cemented himself in Collingwood’s first choice team.

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A glute injury midway through the win over Carlton six days later put the brakes on his progress temporarily, but he has made a quick recovery and is back in the frame to take on the Tigers.

De Goey enters the weekend with the ink drying on his new contract that will tie him to the club until at least the end of the 2018 season.

“A lot of the senior players like Jamie Elliott and Tom Langdon have also signed on so that is encouraging for the team,” the teenager told Collingwood Media’s Team Sheet.

“I just think the club is going in the right direction and I look forward to growing up with some of these younger players and trying to win premierships.”

De Goey’s VFL form has been consistent since his opening round debut.

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In four home and away games, he is averaging 21.5 disposals, 7.0 clearances and 4.8 inside 50s per outing, with a high of 27 disposals and six tackles coming against Geelong in Bendigo last Saturday.

Fasolo enters selection calculations for the first time since round two. He collected 16 disposals in the VFL against Geelong and made a dent on the scoreboard, kicking three goals from five scoring shots.

As for Gault, the 22-year-old has been in the match committee’s minds in all seven games so far this year.

He has played three senior games but was an emergency in each of the three he missed.

During last week’s win in Bendigo, Gault won 18 disposals, kicked two behinds and won nine hitouts when pinch-hitting in the ruck.

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Richmond v Collingwood
Round 7 2015
Sunday 17 May
MCG, 3.20pm

Collingwood
B: Alan Toovey, Nathan Brown, Marley Williams
HB: Tom Langdon, Jack Frost, Tyson Goldsack
C: Adam Oxley, Dane Swan, Paul Seedsman
HF: Jamie Elliott, Jesse White, Travis Varcoe
F: Patrick Karnezis, Travis Cloke, Jarryd Blair
Foll: Brodie Grundy, Taylor Adams, Scott Pendlebury
Int (from): Alex Fasolo, Jarrod Witts, Tim Broomhead, Sam Dwyer, Jack Crisp, Jordan De Goey, Corey Gault

IN: Jordan De Goey, Alex Fasolo, Corey Gault, Paul Seedsman
OUT: Tony Armstrong (omitted)

Milestone: Nathan Brown (100 AFL games)

*Note: Collingwood will finalise its 22-man team (four on the bench with three emergencies) at 5pm on Friday 15 May.

Richmond
B: Dylan Grimes, Jake Batchelor, Alex Rance
HB: Bachar Houli, Troy Chaplin, Nick Vlastuin
C: Brandon Ellis, Trent Cotchin, Kamdyn McIntosh
HF: Dustin Martin, Shane Edwards, Anthony Miles
F: Brett Deledio, Jack Riewoldt, Ben Griffiths
Foll: Ivan Maric, Taylor Hunt, Shaun Grigg
Int (from): Steven Morris, Matt Dea, Ty Vickery, Liam McBean, Todd Elton, Corey Ellis, Connor Menadue

IN: Matt Dea, Corey Ellis, Todd Elton, Liam McBean, Connor Menadue, Ty Vickery
OUT: Chris Newman (groin), David Astbury (omitted), Nathan Gordon (omitted)
NEW: Liam McBean (20, Calder U18), Connor Menadue (18, Western U18)

Fast Fact
Collingwood’s 25-man squad contains only four players who featured in the team’s last loss to Richmond. In the seven meetings since, the Magpies have emerged triumphant by an average margin of 54.71 points.

Travis Cloke, Tyson Goldsack, Dane Swan and Alan Toovey are the only players remaining from the club’s last loss to the Tigers in round 19, 2007.