Bucks: Hawks need to break their Power curse
The Hawks haven’t beaten Port Adelaide since 2022, and it’s the curse they need to break. Plus, the Dees’ search for a winning formula continues. Nathan Buckley previews Super Saturday.
The Hawks haven’t beaten Port Adelaide since 2022, and it’s the curse they need to break. Plus, the Dees’ search for a winning formula continues. Nathan Buckley previews Super Saturday.
Port football boss Chris Davies says the ‘disgusting’ vilification is taking its toll on Jase Burgoyne, who – along with close friend Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera – is thinking about taking it further.
Divisive AFL media personality and Port Adelaide premiership player Kane Cornes says he can’t see where improvement will come from under the Power’s new coach next year.
Two years ago, Adelaide’s recruiting team took a leap of faith and jumped ahead of WA clubs to take Dan Curtin with pick 8. It could become one of the club’s best-ever moves.
The Power courted Jordan Dawson before he chose the Crows, but they may have found their own version in Miles Bergman. And in a down year, his re-signing is a shining light.
The wolves are coming for Port legend Warren Tredrea after his controversial court case and podcast episode. But Graham Cornes is happy to be his mate. Here’s why.
Port Adelaide has twisted the knife on Carlton’s season with a stunning first-quarter surge setting up a Thursday night drubbing under lights.
Warren Tredrea has responded to “concerns” about his recent podcast after Port Adelaide commenced a review into his board position.
Warren Tredrea’s position on the Port Adelaide board is under review and now his employer, radio station FIVEaa, has made a call on the AFL great amid his podcast controversy.
Warren Tredrea has hit back at claims he’s promoting anti-Semitism on his podcast while his guest doubles down on his controversial appearance.
Zak Butters hasn’t put a timeline on his looming contract call, but the Port Adelaide superstar says only one factor will decide whether he remains at the Power beyond 2026.
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.
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