 Between 1905 and 1911, Dick Condon, Edward "Ted" Rowell and George Angus had also taken on the coaching role as well as being captains, and in 1904, retired player Bill Strickland was Collingwood's non-playing coach in all but name.Within a few years of the drafting of the early rules, there were no fewer than 19 football clubs using the rules drafted at the Parade Hotel.The following clubs are known to have existed by the mid-1860s