Bloods ruin the party
WEST Adelaide rescued its top-three chances and ruined what might well have been Port Adelaide Magpies’ Alberton farewell with a four-point win.
WEST Adelaide rescued its top-three chances and ruined what might well have been Port Adelaide Magpies’ Alberton farewell with a four-point win.
THE Port Adelaide Magpies are to treat the clash against West Adelaide on Sunday as their curtain call at Alberton Oval.
PORT ADELAIDE president David Koch is under fire from Magpie greats as the future of the SANFL club remains under threat.
“IT took a bloody long time, but by geez it’s worth it.” With those words, Port Adelaide’s Russell Ebert held the 1977 premiership cup aloft.
JOHN Cahill never played on Football Park, but he guided Port Adelaide to 11 grand finals and 10 premierships at West Lakes.
PORT Adelaide’s board is to vote on giving Ken Hinkley a reserves team in the SANFL next year – and sending off the Magpies at the same time.
PORT Adelaide legend John Cahill has backed football’s return to Adelaide Oval – and endorsed the Power reserves taking the Magpies’ place in the SANFL.
PORT Adelaide legend Russell Ebert has launched a scathing attack on the SA Football Commission over its treatment of his club.
PORT Adelaide Magpies players and supporters say they are shattered their SANFL side is likely to play its final game at Alberton Oval on Sunday.
RETIRING Port Magpies captain James Meiklejohn expects his side to become the reserves team for the Power in 2014.
PORT Adelaide must learn from wasted opportunities in Sunday’s loss to Sturt if it is to win its final two games of the season, says coach Ken McGregor.
STURT has emerged as the best team outside the top five after yesterday beating Port Adelaide for the third time this season.
PORT Adelaide is all but out of the finals race, but coach Ken McGregor says there is still plenty to play for in the last three weeks of the season.
FORMER Essendon defender Henry Slattery says it is comforting for the public to finally know he and his old teammates are not cheats.
THE five teams to contest the SANFL finals have all but been determined after Central District overcame Port Adelaide by 46 points in a lacklustre contest at Alberton Oval yesterday.
MAGPIES coach Ken McGregor is reluctant to reveal his intentions with Adam Cockshell for the crucial battle against Central District.
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