The Lowdown: Port’s glaring ruck weakness exposed — again
The Power went hunting for ruck talent two years ago and found Jordan Sweet and Ivan Soldo. But with one subbed off and one in the SANFL on the weekend – where to from here?
The Power went hunting for ruck talent two years ago and found Jordan Sweet and Ivan Soldo. But with one subbed off and one in the SANFL on the weekend – where to from here?
After two gritty victories kept them within arm’s length of the top eight, Port looked very much like a side that was 6-8, with Ken Hinkley’s final year appearing to be heading nowhere good.
Charlie Curnow has been named to face the Kangaroos, but the addition of another big man will have Blues fans on edge. Meanwhile, Oscar Allen may have played his last game as an Eagle.
Warren Tredrea was no stranger to media attention on-field, now he’s back in the headlines for his off-field exploits. How did the Power great get here and what does it mean for his future at Port?
AFL great Warren Tredrea’s position on Port Adelaide’s board is under scrutiny after his bizarre comments sparked widespread concern.
Port Adelaide is sweating the fitness of Jason Horne-Francis and Aliir Aliir as they count the cost of their win over Melbourne at the Adelaide Oval.
He was a whipping boy at Geelong and again when he moved to the Power, but Esava Ratugolea is proving he has the chops to be a top-line defender.
The Power is right in the race for Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera’s signature, but Matt Turner writes convincing Miles Bergman to re-sign could be a higher priority – and Sunday’s win showed why.
Just three years ago, Joe Richards was playing country footy in Wangaratta, working as teacher’s aide. On Sunday, he plays game 21 at his second AFL club. The 25-year-old opens up on the ride.
Senior-coach-in-waiting Josh Carr has had his say on Miles Bergman’s future as the Port Adelaide star makes the club sweat on whether he will sign a new deal.
A hardworking Crow approaches another milestone after almost joining the Hawks six years ago, a Port first for 2025 and an odd fixture call – here’s round 13’s likes and dislikes.
Port Adelaide has eased the pressure on under-fire coach Ken Hinkley, who remains adamant he will not be going anywhere before the 2025 season is officially done and dusted.
Ken Hinkley has bristled at suggestions his coaching handover with Josh Carr should be fast-tracked as Port Adelaide’s finals chances hang by a thread.
Port Adelaide will welcome the return of a host of senior players for their clash with GWS in Canberra. But how far away is Jason Horne-Francis?
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