Deal or no deal: Latest on Port’s unsigned stars
An injury-prone Port Adelaide star is at risk of being cut if he can’t get on the park, while a talented forward remains in the reserves. Find out who is set to get a new deal.
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‘Unbelievable hypocrisy’: AFL show explodes
Footy commentators David King and Kane Cornes have turned on each other in a heated confrontation as their show broke down.
Buckley skewers Cornes in icy exchange
Collingwood legend Nathan Buckley has dropped bombs on Kane Cornes and David King after their war of words exploded.
‘At least one’ game to be played in SA regions in 2024 Gather Round
Premier Peter Malinauskas has confirmed that “at least one” match will be played outside of Adelaide for next year’s Gather Round as towns vie for spots.
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Which AFL stars pick themselves in SuperCoach?
We grilled AFL captains on the best KFC SuperCoach picks at their clubs and who to avoid. Then they had the chance to throw teammates under the bus, and they didn’t hold back. See the hilarious responses.
Robbo’s 50: Is ‘butcher’ Danger still a top-five player?
Patrick Dangerfield’s glittering career has made him one of the greats o the game but, as the young guns improve and age catches up with him, has be been surpassed by the new breed in Robbo’s Top 50? HAVE YOUR SAY
Marshall emerging as Power weapon up forward
Port Adelaide’s Todd Marshall has had a tougher journey than most in his short AFL career, but coach Ken Hinkley says the Power are starting to see some encouraging signs from their exciting young talent.
Hinkley says Dixon will be ‘fit and firing’ despite injury scare
Port Adelaide’s 10-point pre-season win over the Western Bulldogs was nearly overshadowed by a potential serious injury to Charlie Dixon, but Ken Hinkley says the key forward looks to be fine for round one.
‘Aiming for top’: Hinkley doubles down on Port ambition
Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley acknowledges he copped “plenty of clips” for his now famous “Look out, here we come” comments about the Powers 2020 hopes but he tells Scott Gullan he’s not backing down from his declaration.
Pistol Pete back in the holster for Power
Port Adelaide’s early-season plan is to play Scott Lycett as a solo ruckman rather than in tandem with Peter Ladhams as coach Ken Hinkley challenges them to convince him otherwise.
Titus O’Reily’s not so serious season preview
A new footy season means every club starts with one key ingredient – hope! But as Titus O’Reily quickly discovers, there is certainly different levels of it out in supporter land. Check out his hilarious supporter guide.
KFC SuperCoach fans on Twitter share their thoughts on rookies, breakout contenders
Nobody knows SuperCoach players of a team like the fans that barrack for them week in, week out. So, we reached out to the SuperCoach community on Twitter to find out the fans’ opinion on rookies and breakout contenders from each club.
150th milestone a time to heal old wounds
Port Adelaide’s start to its 150th celebrations sought to pack away some pain for some high-powered club figures caught in the fall-out of the major AFL controversies, writes Michelangelo Rucci.
Watts will be pushing for ‘rounds five or six’: Bassett
Port Adelaide defender Jack Watts will have to wait for his return to AFL football, with assistant coach Nathan Bassett suggesting he’ll have to wait until rounds five or six before returning.
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