Scott Pendlebury

Australian Footballer, Collingwood FC Captain

Scott Pendlebury - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 7th, 1988
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Born in 1988, an Australian footballer primarily played for the Collingwood Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). Debuted in 2006 and served as the club's captain from 2015. Played as a midfielder, recognized for skills in ball distribution and leadership on the field. Achieved significant success with Collingwood, contributing to their win in the 2010 AFL premiership. Played in multiple All-Australian teams, showcasing exceptional talent throughout a lengthy career.

Captained Collingwood FC to 2010 AFL premiership

Selected in multiple All-Australian teams

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