Parting Shots: Collingwood v Port Adelaide TALKING POINTS: THE two young gems that ended Collingwood's season, Heath Shaw's horror night and why Eddie got ahead of himself. WINES and Wingard. Wingard and Wines. When the Pies piled on three goals to start the second half and rip the momentum - and lead - from Port's clutches, Ken Hinkley's two young stars stood up and somehow wrangled it back with long-bomb goals to end the third quarter. Thirty minutes later and they shut the gate with monumental last-quarter gems that the classy and talent-laden Magpies unit, consisting of a heap of premiership players, simply couldn't replicate. While Wingard is silk and Wines is a beast, both know how to kick big goals and both are now AFL stars. The pair, Port Adelaide's wisely-invested past two first-round draft picks, were the talk of Twitter last night. Wingard could well be an All-Australian by the end of the month in just his second season, and there's no reason why Wines can't be next season. A pleasure to watch. IT WASN'T Heath Shaw's night. Opposed to Angus Monfries, Shaw's antics even had him the enemy of Collingwood supporters as his frustration soured into sloppy acts. In a low-scoring affair, Shaw committed a cardinal sin when he tangled with Monfries after a Power goal. It ended in a free kick to Monfries from the goal square and a dumb "double goal" that had Nathan Buckley fuming. Then, when the siren went to end the first half, Shaw pegged the footy into Monfries" face. Not a great look. EDDIE McGuire has been publicly fuming at the West Australian Football Commission for weeks. Their decision to hand Patersons Stadium to rugby union next Saturday night meant his Pies were likely headed for back-to-back six-day breaks and a road trip to Perth to face Fremantle on Friday night. Nathan Buckley went on the record after the loss to the Roos last week, telling Eddie to perhaps sit back and take finals one week at a time. The mooted logistical problem disintegrated today when the Dockers stunned the Cats, meaning the winner of tonight's MCG elimination final was instead granted a semi-final against the Cats on the G this Friday. And, instead of a six-day break to prepare the Pies now have about a 200-day break after their shock exit tonight. Second Elimination Final Collingwood v Port Adelaide, Nathan Buckley, Picture: Ludbey Wayne Source: