Dan’s furphy? Houston tells Port he wants out
Late last month, Port Adelaide star Dan Houston declared ‘no, I am not leaving next year’. Now, the All Australian defender has confirmed he wants to go home to Victoria.
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Harley Reid and Bobby Hill have both been officially recognised as two of the AFL’s biggest highlights reels, and are now a hefty $50,000 richer thanks to winning goal and mark of the year.
Make me a Saint: Recent Port recruit plots move from Alberton
The Power went hard at talls in the 2023 trade period, now one of them looks to already be headed out the door after failing to keep his place in the best 23 this season.
‘Hurt’ Boak speaks on future as Port exit meetings begin
Exit meetings are underway at Alberton as Port Adelaide weighs up the big calls in order to improve its list again for next year. Will veteran Travis Boak play on? Get the latest here.
Emphatic Swans crush Power to leave no doubts, book GF spot
They’ve been the best team all season. Now, the Swans are set to play for the AFL premiership after dismantling the Power at home to book their ticket to the big dance.
Player ratings: Delayed flight? Port’s prelim no-shows
Port Adelaide’s season ended in Sydney on Friday night – and there will be a few big names who will like their time again. Every player rated as a star Swan heads towards greatness.
Tragedy, triumph and the phone call that changed everything
Logan Evans started 2023 as a highly-rated draft prospect. But in the space of two months, his life was turned upside down. The teenager was then hit with another blow in November – before the phone rang.
Locked in: Port’s soldiers to break grand final hoodoo
Ken Hinkley has decided on who to bring in for the injured Todd Marshall, while a defender has also made a comeback from injury to take on the Swans for a spot in the grand final. SEE THE FULL TEAMS
Port star’s prelim bid slammed shut – but there’s good news
Kane Farrell’s bid for an unlikely return in Port Adelaide’s preliminary final has fallen short – but other big changes are looming large as the club eyes its first Grand Final since 2007.
Rockliff: Hinkley punishment a ‘disgrace’
Tom Rockliff has gone into bat for his old coach Ken Hinkley, calling the AFL’s $20,000 fine a ‘disgrace’ – and declaring the game has bigger problems than cracking down on characters.
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