Can you help? To celebrate its 150th, the Port Adelaide Football Club is compiling a large composite print of the 1610 players who have ever played for the club. But there are some missing faces.
They didn’t like each other then, and they don’t now. As Port and Glenelg prepare for another chapter in their famous rivalry, former stars reveal how their clashes get so heated.
It’s one of the most famous rivalries in the SANFL. As Port and Glenelg prepare to lock horns yet again, we relive some of the clashes of the past.
Port Adelaide and Glenelg have a deep-seated rivalry that went out of control in the 1980s — and makes for an intense backdrop to Sunday’s SANFL grand final at Adelaide Oval.
Two popular Port Adelaide and Glenelg premiership players have been honoured with the job of presenting the Thomas Seymour Hill Premiership Cup on Sunday.
Glenelg supporters live in hope that 15 grand final appearances for three flags in the past 50 years will improve on Sunday. Reporter and lifelong Tigers fan Gordon Armstrong relives the lows and a few highs every grand final since 1969.
Glenelg could take an unchanged line-up into Sunday’s grand final, but Port Adelaide has been forced to make at least one change. SEE THE TEAMS AND DOWNLOAD YOUR SOUVENIR GLENELG GRAND FINAL TEAM POSTER.
Magpies’ cheerleaders are ready to rev up the crowd after the SANFL reversed a decision to bench them.
Twenty-nine years after he almost started a riot in the victorious Port Adelaide changerooms following the 1990 SANFL grand final, South Australian football legend Graham Cornes says he would do it again. Relive the speech here.
The state league’s best players have been recognised with selection in the 2019 The Advertiser/SANFL Team of The Year, with minor premier Glenelg dominating the side with five players, including captain and coach. See the full team here.
The bitter rivalry between Port Adelaide and Glenelg will continue on Sunday when the two clubs look to break long premiership droughts in the 2019 SANFL grand final at Adelaide Oval. Here is everything you need to know about the clash.
Port Adelaide forward Tobin Cox was in “10 out of 10 pain” after Round 12 this season, now he is preparing for Sunday’s grand final against his former club.
Two ex-Port players hope a pattern with the ‘nines’ continues as the Magpies aim to break a 20-year flag drought. The pair is also behind bringing back an old tradition for sponsors ahead of the club’s 150th anniversary.
Port Adelaide vice-captain Hamish Hartlett has been hit with a fine by the SANFL for his social media comments slamming the league for its treatment of the club.
Magarey Medallist tipped for top coaching job, Glenelg to go into first grand final since 2008 at full strength and has the tribunal set a precedent? These and more as we wrap another big week in the SANFL.
Next weekend’s SANFL grand final is not only a chance for Port Adelaide to end a 20-year flag drought. It may also be the Port swan song for several out-of-contract Power players.
Steven Summerton only ever played for Magpies before this year. On Saturday, he’ll be desperate to beat a Magpies team as he chases his first flag in more than 20 years.
Port Adelaide vice-captain Hamish Hartlett was scathing in his response to sanction for Billy Frampton and Aidyn Johnson, now he faces his own investigation from the SANFL as he recovers from surgery.
Port Adelaide has had a mixed night at SANFL tribunal as it sought to have two players’ suspensions overturned so they could play in next Sunday’s grand final.
Glenelg’s president has added more spice to a Port Adelaide duo’s SANFL tribunal hearing on Wednesday night, saying it’s “poor form” to question the Tigers’ captain’s medical report.
“No AFL in SANFL” bumper stickers will be in reprint if the Crows join the Port in the SANFL grand final. But SA football traditionalists might want to be careful with their wishes, writes Michelangelo Rucci. VOTE IN OUR POLL
The grand final status of Port Adelaide pair Billy Frampton and Aidyn Johnson is still unknown after the SANFL tribunal was adjourned on Tuesday night. It comes after a Power leader took a massive swipe at the state league.
Both the Adelaide and Port Adelaide football clubs will be banking on strong performances in the state league finals to convince supporters of a brighter future, writes Mark Bickley.
He’s happy at Alberton but, despite being injury-free for most of the year, Joe Atley made just one senior appearance in 2019. Can he continue his impressive SANFL finals form and make his case to Power coach Ken Hinkley?
He was kicked out of the Port Adelaide cheer squad as a kid only to take the field for the league team a year later in a career that gave fans plenty to celebrate. Now Greg Anderson joins South Australian greats in the Hall of Fame.
After run-with roles against Norwood and Sturt, Port Adelaide might just have found a tagger in Cameron Sutcliffe who it selected in the mid-season rookie draft.
He is yet to line up for the Power this year but midfielder Jack Trengove is refusing to give up on earning an AFL recall, believing he is more than capable of playing at the top level.
Charlie Dixon added fuel to the fire of the Port Adelaide and Norwood rivalry in the SANFL on Sunday by showing a bit of cheek … and it only added to the spectacle.
Glenelg’s Carl Nicholson to miss more than a month after surgery, Jack Hayes has scans, Mason Middleton finds some form in the reserves and relief on way for Redlegs. These and more in this week’s Monday Recovery.
Brad Ebert says wearing a helmet gave him confidence to throw himself into the contest in his first SANFL game in more than a decade following a month off with concussion.
AFL-listed stars Ollie Wines, Brad Ebert, Trent McKenzie and Cameron Sutcliffe led the way for Port Adelaide as it blew away undermanned archrival Norwood at Alberton.
Photographer Sarah Reed and chief sports writer Reece Homfray follow Port Adelaide vice-captain Hamish Hartlett’s rehabilitation and 414-day journey back to top-flight football after an agonising ACL injury.
Norwood has been hit hard by injury and another big name in the midfield is in serious doubt for the battle against Port Adelaide on Sunday.
South Adelaide has regained a key midfielder as it attempts to return to the winners’ list against Glenelg at Noarlunga Oval. See all the Round 10 teams here.
Adelaide and Port have near full-strength lists and their SANFL teams are flying. Would a first state league flag be the catalyst to finally establish a national reserves competition, asks Mark Bickley.
Sturt has injury problems, the fans rock up to Alberton and school’s out at Glenelg as Tigers (and cubs) run wild. Catch up on another weekend of SANFL action and see the highlights in Tuesday Recovery.
Power key-forward Charlie Dixon and co-skipper Ollie Wines starred in Port’s 20-point SANFL victory over Sturt on Saturday. The pair performed strongly after both returning from significant injuries.
Port Adelaide’s Charlie Dixon says he is feeling good after playing his first footy game in almost 10 months.
Port Adelaide has regained some big names for the clash against Sturt, but a former Double Blues star will be missing due to injury. See all the Round 9 SANFL teams here.
West Adelaide paying price for poor quarters, Josh Scott ready to bounce back for Bays and a moment to forget for Brady Dawe. Catch up on another big round of SANFL in our Monday Recovery.
Injuries to its midfield has prompted Norwood coach Jarrod Cotton to consider promoting a youngster for his league debut. Plus some big ins for the Crows, and a familiar face returns to the Eagles.
Eagles or Magpies? Cam Sutcliffe had a big decision to make last year and while his heart may have said one, his head said the other and now he’s got another shot at playing AFL footy.
The return of the mid-season draft angered the SANFL and its clubs, now there is frustration at the lack of compensation for losing players.
West Adelaide was the big loser in the mid-season draft, having had two players picked up by AFL clubs, while three other SANFL players are set to leave the league.
Glenelg has flexed its muscle at the top of the SANFL ladder, downing Port Adelaide by 49 points in a ruthless home display to further enhance its premiership credentials.
There is so much mystery hanging over the mid-season draft, but the SANFL clubs are worried about the impact of losing key players. See who is in contention and the players your club can’t afford to lose.
He’s the early SANFL Magarey Medal favourite but Port Adelaide’s Jack Trengove still can’t get a look in at AFL level.
Norwood gun Matthew Nunn is one of six SANFL players booked in for a medical for AFL mid-season draft. Plus ex-Dogs ruckman fires for Cats, Redlegs’ costly loss, and Tigers’ height hurts opponents. This and more in our weekly SANFL wrap.
After Adelaide’s 16-point defeat of rivals Port Adelaide in the weekend’s SANFL Showdown, the question is who will be pushing for an AFL recall?
Port Adelaide’s Hamish Hartlett could return to football in the SANFL this week after a year on the sidelines with a knee injury.
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