The uninspiring Magpies seek to remedy slow beginnings ahead of their match against the Blues.

Bobby Hill acknowledges Collingwood’s tendency for sluggish starts in games as an issue they must rectify before facing Carlton. Despite the inability to pinpoint a specific cause, Hill emphasizes the importance of improving this aspect promptly. Collingwood’s recent matches saw them conceding early goals against Port

Adelaide and Essendon, prompting concerns ahead of the upcoming clash with Carlton. Hill humorously suggests that midfielders should take responsibility for kickstarting the team’s momentum, while acknowledging their mixed start to the season as defending premiers. Despite the challenges, he expresses confidence in the team’s ability to bounce back to top form. Regarding his own performance, Hill mentions teammate Jamie Elliott’s standout plays and playfully references his own memorable moment in a Grand Final. Reflecting on potential matchups, he maintains a relaxed approach, prioritizing enjoyment of the game. Hill also discusses his involvement in launching the Peter Mac Cup, a charity event supporting cancer research, highlighting the significance of the cause ahead of the anticipated showdown between Collingwood and Carlton.