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“This is the best win I’ve been involved with [at] Port Adelaide, including finals. Best win.”
“This is the best win I’ve been involved with [at] Port Adelaide, including finals. Best win.”
Thank goodness she’s okay!
Last year’s biggest success story the Brisbane Lions have a chance to begin building for another crack at a premiership in 2020 when they take on the Port Adelaide Power for their first Marsh Community Series match on Sunday afternoon. Join The Roar for live scores from 4:10pm (AEDT).
Port Adelaide vice-captain Ollie Wines will miss the start of the AFL season after undergoing shoulder surgery.
Seeking an in-depth analysis of each club’s chances in 2020? You’ve come to the wrong place. Looking for an off-kilter and slightly unhinged reason to watch each club in 2020? Step into my office.
Port Adelaide have scrapped their co-captaincy model after just one AFL season following a backlash from supporters.
Port Adelaide and Adelaide will entertain offers for their early picks in the second round of the AFL draft.
After drafting three future stars in Connor Rozee, Zak Butters and Xaiver Duursma last year, Port Adelaide are set to figure heavily in the action again this year, having secured three more top 20 selections.
Port Adelaide and the Brisbane Lions have completed a pick-swap, which sees the Power gain another pick inside this year’s top 20 at the cost of giving up their 2020 first-rounder.
Last year, the AFL preseason hype centred on teams like Melbourne, Essendon and Carlton, but the surprise packets of 2020 were Brisbane.
Last year, the AFL preseason hype centred on teams like Melbourne, Essendon and Carlton, but the surprise packets of 2020 were Brisbane.
Last year, the AFL preseason hype centred on teams like Melbourne, Essendon and Carlton, but the surprise packets of 2020 were Brisbane.
I write this as a passionate member and make no apologies for any bias contained below. It’s simply a take on the current position of my beloved footy club as seen from my sometimes teary eyes.
I write this as a passionate member and make no apologies for any bias contained below. It’s simply a take on the current position of my beloved footy club as seen from my sometimes teary eyes.
I write this as a passionate member and make no apologies for any bias contained below. It’s simply a take on the current position of my beloved footy club as seen from my sometimes teary eyes.
Today my list analysis and offseason preview series continues with Port Adelaide, a team which has now come achingly close to finals only to miss out for the second year in a row.
The Power were another team that simply held its ground in 2019 and went nowhere.
Port Adelaide are not playing finals football in 2019. The Power have missed the finals in four of the past five seasons and not managed to win a final since 2014.
For ten teams the 2019 season is dust but all is not lost. The post season brings a sense of renewed hope and a clean slate for next year.
The final game of the AFL season has arrived, and there could still be finals implications as the Port Adelaide Power go face to face with the Fremantle Dockers at the Adelaide Oval. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 4:40pm (AEST).
After one of the all-time great weekends in sport, sit down with Episode 37 of the Game of Codes
Eighth spot on the AFL ladder can reflect a side that is in team-building purgatory.
Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley was surprisingly upbeat after North Melbourne smashed his team by 86 points to knock them out of the eighth spot.
Port Adelaide are a long way from winning an AFL premiership but club hierarchy are certain coach Ken Hinkley can deliver a flag, Power chief executive Keith Thomas says.
Port Adelaide are a long way from winning an AFL premiership but club hierarchy are certain coach Ken Hinkley can deliver a flag, Power chief executive Keith Thomas says.
Port Adelaide are a long way from winning an AFL premiership but club hierarchy are certain coach Ken Hinkley can deliver a flag, Power chief executive Keith Thomas says.
“This is the best win I’ve been involved with [at] Port Adelaide, including finals. Best win.”
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Not sure why they get a free pass with injuries. Collingwood, Richmond and GWS had bad runs with injuries last year and …(more)