Primus aims to deliver a scalp
PORT Adelaide wants a scalp – and claiming Carlton at AAMI Stadium would give coach Matthew Primus the ultimate proof his recharged team has improved.
Port Adelaide
Power lures corporate sponsors
PORT Adelaide Football Club is a corporate darling again.
Loyal Boak will lead Power: Tredrea
TRAVIS Boak will be Port Adelaide’s next captain, perhaps as early as next year, writes Warren Tredrea.
Trengove expects Boak to stay
PORT Adelaide leader Jackson Trengove has backed Travis Boak’s decision to return to Melbourne before deciding his future.
Salopek wants to repay fans’ patience
STEVEN Salopek has broken his silence on his year from hell and vowed to repay Port Adelaide fans for their support.
No pressure from Port to sign up
VICTORIAN midfielder Travis Boak is not being put under pressure as he decides whether to be nearer to his family or stay at Port Adelaide.
Travis Boak keeps doors open
TRAVIS Boak will play for either Port Adelaide or Geelong next season.
You can do it to relieve hunger
PORT Adelaide’s community-minded sponsorship with Foodbank is not all about loading up the Power’s coffers.
Positive signs for work in progress
PORT Adelaide has won consecutive games in a season for the first time since 2010.
Midfield mix gets Port on track
CAPTAIN Dom Cassisi’s days as a midfield mainstay at Port Adelaide are over.
Positive signs for work in progress
PORT Adelaide has won consecutive games in a season for the first time since 2010.
‘I need to be on edge to perform’
PORT Adelaide’s comeback hero Paul Stewart has paid tribute to premiership player Adam Kingsley for saving him from the football scrap heap.
Match-winning goal is all a blur
PAUL Stewart says the goal which took some of the heat off embattled coach Matthew Primus is still a “blur” to him.
Original URL: https://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/port-adelaide/page/137