the last time collingwood won the wooden spoon was 1999.
when was the last time collingwood won the wooden spoon?
1999
after leigh matthews ended his stint as collingwood coach, shaw would be appointed the new coach for the 1996 season, only two seasons after retirement. a leader on the field, shaw was unsuccessful off the field as coach. in 1996 he would guide collingwood to 11th place, and his best effort came in 1997 when the club finished 10th. shaw coached the pies to the club's second wooden spoon in 1999, earning the accolade of being a premiership captain to coach a wooden spoon winning side. after that, shaw resigned as collingwood coach.









































section::::post-football.
tony shaw
bullet::::- the adelaide crows and port adelaide are the only teams to have not yet "won" a wooden spoon.









































bullet::::- melbourne in 1997 is the first (and currently only) wooden spoon team to win both their first and last matches of the home-and-away season.









































bullet::::- carlton are the first (and currently only) team to have both their men's and women's teams 'win' the wooden spoon in the same season, which occurred in 2018.









































section::::wooden spoon tally.









































current clubs are shown in bold









































" * see 1916 explanation above"









































section::::longest wooden spoon droughts.









































 see discussion on 1916 wooden spoon.
list of vfl/afl wooden spoons