against Collingwood. He was involved in the game's pivotal moment: St Kilda was trailing by one point with 90 seconds remaining, a 60m running shot by Lenny Hayes () landed 10m in front of the right behind post and in the vicinity of Milne and his opponent; the ball took one bounce 45° left toward the goal, then another bounce 90° right and went through for the tying behind, eluding Milne's efforts to gather the unpredictable ball. Some retrospective views of the match have criticised Milne for allowing the ball to bounce rather than attacking the ball harder, although whether this would even have been possible is debatable. St Kilda ended up losing the grand final replay the following week. He was St Kilda's leading goalkicker in 2010 with 55 goals for the season prior to the 2010 AFL Grand Final Replay. 2011 In St Kilda's Round 21 home game against the Magpies, Milne became the first player in the history of the league to kick 300 goals at Docklands Stadium. He overtook the previous record of 299 set by former player Matthew Lloyd. Milne kicked the record-breaking goal in the final quarter. He is currently fifth on St Kilda's list of leading goal kickers in the club's history. Milne was selected in the 2011 All-Australian team in the forward-pocket. This was the first time in his career that Milne had been selected in the All-Australian team. 2012 Milne kicked his 500th career goal against the Melbourne Demons in Round 5, becoming the 50th player to kick 500 goals in the history of the VFL/AFL. Milne then played his 250th AFL game against in Round 15, kicking five goals in the Saints' 71-point victory. During the 2012 season, his career achievements began to gain widespread recognition. Milne is only the 5th non-key position forward to kick more than 500 goals in the history of AFL/VFL football. He is the only player shorter than 180 cm to kick more than 500 goals since Kevin Bartlett in the 1980s. He was described during 2012 as one of the best small forwards ever to play AFL football. Milne finished the 2012 season with 56 goals from 22 games, and was selected in the 2012 All-Australian team, earning this recognition for the second time in his career. Retirement On 25 August 2013, after St Kilda's Round 22 win against the Gold Coast Suns, Milne