Tyson Goldsack Returns to Collingwood
Collingwood welcomes back 2010 AFL Premiership player Tyson Goldsack as an assistant coach.
Goldsack, a fan-favourite, returns to the club after six years at Port Adelaide, where he served as an assistant coach, overseeing the side's defence.
- Joined Port Adelaide as a development coach and SANFL player after retiring from Collingwood in 2019.
- Listed as an AFL rookie by the Power for the 2021 season, playing a key role in developing young talent.
- Worked as a development coach in 2022 and senior coach of Power's SANFL side in 2023.
- Served as an assistant coach under Ken Hinkley for two seasons.
Before joining Port Adelaide, Goldsack played 13 seasons and 165 games for Collingwood.
Author's summary: Collingwood welcomes back Tyson Goldsack as assistant coach.
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