King Kenny: From ‘untenable’ to undeniable as Port’s man
Ken Hinkley won’t put any deadlines on his future as coach of the Power, denying any notion of a succession plan at Port Adelaide after re-signing for two more years.
Ken Hinkley won’t put any deadlines on his future as coach of the Power, denying any notion of a succession plan at Port Adelaide after re-signing for two more years.
Collingwood premiership coach Mick Malthouse is no stranger to coaching succession plans, and the coaching legend has had his say on Port’s potential succession plan with Josh Carr.
The young stars of the Power have stolen the headlines all year understandably, but another young gun at Ken Hinkley’s disposal could give them the edge coming into September.
The Power had fallen away over the past few weeks, but after a convincing win over GWS on Sunday, the runway is now clear for them to announce that they have re-signed Ken Hinkley.
WHO said lightning doesn’t strike twice? For the second consecutive season Port Adelaide has been beaten up by a rejuvenated — and far more intense — Essendon at Etihad Stadium.
AS the league looks for ways to make the game more attractive, AFLPA president and Geelong star PATRICK DANGERFIELD says there’s one thing the AFL must not do.
FREE kicks are on the rise in 2018, but MICK MALTHOUSE says AFL umpires aren’t to blame. The three-time premiership coach has called on league headquarters to give the game back to the fans.
PORT Adelaide midfielder Sam Powell-Pepper may have to wait longer to return to the Power line-up as coach Ken Hinkley delivered a strong message to his players on off-field behaviour, but dismissed a culture issue at Alberton.
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PORT Adelaide vice-captain Brad Ebert has rejected claims there is a cultural problem at the Power in the wake of Sam Powell-Pepper’s late-night drinking binge.
PORT Adelaide midfielder Sam Powell-Pepper’s club-imposed ban from this weekend’s AFL round is now confirmed after his alcohol-fuelled weekend breached team rules.
PORT Adelaide’s players are having their culture questioned after Sam Powell-Pepper broke team rules — and created an AFL investigation on his behaviour in a late night at a city nightclub
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PORT Adelaide player Sam Powell-Pepper “broke team rules and curfew”, according to club president David Koch, as the young midfielder is investigated for allegedly inappropriate behaviour in a late-night incident at an Adelaide bar.
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