A Port Adelaide and AFL great believes Josh Carr has done enough to be a successful AFL coach in the future, with an official succession plan with Ken Hinkley still in play before season 2025.
The 2025 AFL season is rapidly approaching, but don’t expect to get the same relief to the pocket that Victorian fans got when it comes to ticket prices at Adelaide Oval.
Ken Hinkley and Port Adelaide’s top brass have remained quiet — at least publicly — after news broke of a impending coaching succession plan. MATT TURNER has the latest.
Port Adelaide planning to confirm its succession plan from Ken Hinkley to Josh Carr before round 1 is odd timing. This could and should have been done by now, as MATT TURNER writes.
Port Adelaide recruit Jack Lukosius has long been adamant he is best used as a forward – but, as we learnt on Friday, Ken Hinkley might have other ideas. Get all the latest match sim intel.
He has been touted as a breakout contender for Port Adelaide and is unsigned beyond this year. But for now this Power youngster’s focus is on playing regularly, not a new deal.
It was a big off-season for both South Australian clubs. But a few months on, which new faces have really made their mark? Get the intel and verdict on every draftee and recruit.
Not only did Joe Berry line up on the A team in Port Adelaide’s match sim session on Friday, he starred. Get all the intel as the race for round 1 – and the final list spot – heats up.
Clubs that played in the inaugural Opening Round last year had a 3-1 record the next week against sides that were coming off a bye – so Port Adelaide has made a big summer call.
At some AFL clubs, young guns form the nucleus of a premiership challenger. At others, fans are nervous about whether their investment will pay off. Where does your team sit ahead of the 2025 season?
Chad Cornes is backing a draftee to walk straight into Port Adelaide’s senior team for round 1. Plus get the details on Ken Hinkley’s overseas adventure and more in track watch.
How Port Adelaide’s forward line will line up without Todd Marshall is becoming clearer, while Sam Powell-Pepper has taken a massive step forward in his recovery.
Port Adelaide has made a swift call on whether to place injured forward Todd Marshall on its inactive list, a move which would have opened the door for the club to list both its SSP trainees.
Ollie Lord is firming as a key piece of Port Adelaide’s forward line as Ken Hinkley prepares for the possibility of a full season without injured spearhead Todd Marshall.
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