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For so long Good Friday was deemed off limits by the AFL, and now we’ve got a double-header. Excellent.
For so long Good Friday was deemed off limits by the AFL, and now we’ve got a double-header. Excellent.
Richmond defeated Port Adelaide 15.9 (99) to 14.8 (92) in a back and forth game at Adelaide Oval and here are my key takeaways for Port Adelaide.
Port Adelaide versus Richmond from the Adelaide Oval on a Saturday twilight is arguably the most important game of the round. Not many would have predicted the premiership favourites’ season to be on the brink at Round 4. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 4:35pm AEST.
Brisbane defeated Port Adelaide 16.11 (107) to 13.12 (90) in a hard-fought game at the Gabba on Saturday night, and here are my takeaways for the Power.
After fast starts to the AFL season only one of these teams can continue their run with a third win this Saturday night; it’s the Brisbane Lions hosting the Port Adelaide Power at the Gabba. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match from 7:25pm AEDT.
Match result: The Port Adelaide Power have defeated the Carlton Blues by 16 points at Adelaide Oval to add a second victory to their season tally.
You want to believe in the best version of any team.
Match result: Port Adelaide have recorded a famous first-up win over Melbourne, and against the odds.
Match result: Port Adelaide have tuned up for the season with a solid 21-point win against North Melbourne at Alberton Oval.
Port Adelaide defeated Carlton 13.10 (88) to 11.6 (72) on Saturday night, and here are my takeaways from the clash
Port Adelaide defeated Carlton 13.10 (88) to 11.6 (72) on Saturday night, and here are my takeaways from the clash
Port Adelaide defeated Carlton 13.10 (88) to 11.6 (72) on Saturday night, and here are my takeaways from the clash
Four of 2018’s first-round draft picks will get the chance to make their first appearance as AFL players today when the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide Power go head to head in the JLT Series. Join The Roar for live scores from the match, starting from 4:10pm AEDT.
Four of 2018’s first-round draft picks will get the chance to make their first appearance as AFL players today when the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide Power go head to head in the JLT Series. Join The Roar for live scores from the match, starting from 4:10pm AEDT.
Four of 2018’s first-round draft picks will get the chance to make their first appearance as AFL players today when the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide Power go head to head in the JLT Series. Join The Roar for live scores from the match, starting from 4:10pm AEDT.
Are Port Adelaide any good? It seems to have been the eternal question under Ken Hinkley. The other one is, can the man actually coach?
Port Adelaide follow in the footsteps of the Adelaide Crows, naming both star midfielder Ollie Wines and key defender Tom Jonas as co-captains.
Carlton forward Alex Fasolo looks set to miss the start of the AFL season following an off-field incident in Melbourne.
Having been bundled out of the 2017 finals in extraordinary circumstances following a Luke Shuey goal after the siren in extra time, Port Adelaide aggressively hit the trade and free agency period, looking to enhance their 2018 squad as they searched for their first finals victory since 2014.
Season 2018 was an underwhelming one for Jack Watts in his first year at Port Adelaide and many probably think no surprise it mirrors much of his tenure at Melbourne.
This is the 13th of 19 articles looking at the meta-results for both team and players, as collected from ELO-Following Football’s wide range of sources.
The silly season of player movement has just about come to a close, with the only action left taking place through delisted free agency.
After Port Adelaide acquired Tom Rockliff, Steven Motlop, and Jack Watts in last year’s trade period, thereby essentially trading out of the draft (first selection came at pick 44), it was clear that the club was loading up for a finals tilt.
Port Adelaide captain Travis Boak has announced that he will step aside as skip for the upcoming season
Port Adelaide captain Travis Boak has announced that he will step aside as skip for the upcoming season
Port Adelaide captain Travis Boak has announced that he will step aside as skip for the upcoming season
For so long Good Friday was deemed off limits by the AFL, and now we’ve got a double-header. Excellent.
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