answers: Collingwood
context: 28 points with the following ten players being reported: The most famous Grand Final of all time took place in 1970 before a record crowd of 121,000 people at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) who watched Carlton take on Collingwood. At half-time, the Blues were 44 points behind (nearly 8 goals) and the game seemed all but over, with a victory seeming a certainty for mighty Collingwood. At the half-time break, legendary Carlton coach Ron Barassi blasted his players with a frightening tirade of verbal abuse, pushing and motivating his team to concentrate on handpassing and short kicks - a </s> 1942 premiership, Canterbury-Bankstown then crashed to last place in season 1943. In 2010 the Melbourne Storm repeated this feat, albeit in unusual circumstances. The Storm then went on to win its first official minor premiership in the 2011 season, before finishing one game short of the Grand Final. As of 2018, the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles have avoided the wooden spoon in their 69 completed seasons since entering the competition in 1947. They are the only current pre-1988 club to have avoided the wooden spoon. Four other current clubs have also never claimed the wooden spoon: Brisbane Broncos (31 seasons), New </s> Barlow, for example, won the award in 2010 but was not eligible for the Rising Star. Brownlow Medallists Adam Goodes and Chris Judd have both won the award in the past. The following awards are also currently or have previously been presented by the AFLPA. Named after the indigenous game Marn Grook, the award was presented annually from 2001 to 2007 for the top emerging Indigenous player in the game, who must be within their first three seasons of AFL competition. The Grant Hattam Trophy has been awarded annually since 1999 to the best football journalist, as voted by the
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