Robbo: Finlayson had to go — and so did Clarkson
Jeremy Finlayson accepted a three-week ban for his use of homophobic language, but Alastair Clarkson escaped suspension earlier in the year. MARK ROBINSON says Clarko had to go too.
Jeremy Finlayson accepted a three-week ban for his use of homophobic language, but Alastair Clarkson escaped suspension earlier in the year. MARK ROBINSON says Clarko had to go too.
The AFL has handed down its verdict following Jeremy Finlayson’s homophobic slur against an Essendon player during Gather Round.
Australian sport’s most influential gay rights advocate, Ian Roberts, says he’s less interested in a suspension for Port forward Jeremy Finlayson than a broader apology.
The loss of young forward Riley Thilthorpe was always going to hit the Crows. Now, it’s become obvious just how hard. See all the SA footy likes and dislikes.
Members and supporters of the LGBTIQ+ community say it’s no surprise no male players have come out in the AFL with incidents such as Jeremy Finlayson’s still happening in 2024.
There isn’t a single openly gay player in the AFL – and the response to Finlayson’s comments shows why. The AFL now has a critical decision to make, writes Emily Olle.
Calls for Port Adelaide’s Jeremy Finlayson to be suspended for a homophobic slur towards an Essendon player have grown.
The AFL was too forgiving with Alastair Clarkson’s conduct in pre-season, now it’s time to put a stop to the warnings and the excuses and suspend Jeremy Finlayson, writes Mark Robinson.
Port forward Jeremy Finlayson says he takes full responsibility for a homophobic slur used against an Essendon player on Friday night, as the AFL Integrity Unit investigates the incident.
Port Adelaide has responded after the AFL’s integrity unit opened an investigation into a comment made by forward Jeremy Finlayson during last night’s win.
The AFL has confirmed it is investigating a Port Adelaide player after he aimed a homophobic slur at an Essendon opponent.
Five rounds – including Opening round – is enough time to get a gauge on who is firing – and who is floundering – this season. Mick McGuane runs his eye over the hits and misses.
Connor Rozee had the greatest half in Gather Round history in a performance that puts him in the conversation for the best player in the game as Port Adelaide recorded a big win.
Essendon utility Nik Cox has said the Bombers can’t wait for their clash with Port Adelaide on Friday night in what will be the hardest task of this year’s Gather Round.
Port Adelaide forward Mitch Georgiades will make his long-awaited return on Friday night. Coach Ken Hinkley says he’s a “better AFL player” now – and his role will be a new one.
All 18 teams are in Adelaide for Gather Round. Could it be an opportunity for the Crows and Power to get in the ear of some South Australian talent and lure them back home?
Port Adelaide is adamant it wants to exit the SANFL as soon as possible, with clubs to lobby the AFL to create a national reserves competition sooner rather than later.
Port Adelaide’s midfield has been dealt another blow with Brownlow Medallist Ollie Wines stuck down by injury – but there is good news. Here’s the latest.
Where to now for Adelaide? Start with Jake Soligo permanently in the midfield and handing a dominant young gun a debut, writes Simeon Thomas-Wilson. See all the SA footy likes, dislikes.
Port Adelaide defender Esava Ratugolea has been roasted for an unforgivable mistake that had commentators tearing their hair out.
Travis Boak’s 350th milestone was huge for Port Adelaide. But as Chad Cornes says, Todd Marshall’s 100th game is massive in a different way.
Port Adelaide has locked one of the key pillars of its premiership push, who says he’s “refreshed and re-energised” after confirming his future at the club.
Port Adelaide ‘couldn’t have done more work’ on its goalkicking over summer – but the Power has still kicked more behinds than any other side this year. So, what’s the issue?
Aussie WAG Kellie Finlayson takes us inside her family home and all the way to the oval as she shares the kooky customs that play out on game day.
Two years ago, Covid protocols forced Travis Boak to play his 300th game at an empty Marvel Stadium – but things were very different on Sunday. See all the SA footy likes and dislikes.
Warren Tredrea has hit out at reports he asked Port Adelaide defender Ryan Burton for an apology after the club clarified its policy around the ongoing board battle.
Two Port Adelaide players have taken important steps in their build-up to the season – Ivan Soldo returning to rucking and Mitch Georgiades involved with the main group.
Warren Tredrea says Ken Hinkley has his full support and that he’s not here to rip the place down he loves as Port Adelaide’s board battle heats up.
When this young Crow found himself in gruelling rehab stints, he turned to study to keep him sane – now, he’s applying his engineering degree to the game.
Two of SA’s biggest sporting powerhouses have revealed their position on Australia Day, as more than 1000 protesters prepare to hit the CBD.
Port Adelaide came calling very early for born-again key defender Esava Ratugolea, with the former Cat saying his new club is a ‘perfect fit’, with a significant shake-up for its backline looming.
Todd Marshall is closing on a long-term deal with the Power. As Marshall enters the prime of his career, MATT TURNER analyses what the extension will mean now and into the future.
Port Adelaide’s wing spots were a “revolving door” in 2023, but the Power is giving an unlikely veteran a chance to stake his claim. MATT TURNER has all the details from Power training.
The battle for a spot on the Power board is a three-horse race, but who are the candidates vying to keep Power great Warren Tredrea off the board?
Ollie Wines’ role in 2023 was one to watch, but could the latest intel from pre-season see a change in the starting midfield? Plus, the young gun ready to rise and fill Xavier Duursma’s shoes.
Port Adelaide AFLW coach Lauren Arnell has given birth to her first child.
The 2024 preparations at the Power are in full swing, with the club setting the bar high for its young guns, and their fitness staff predicting an explosion from Jason Horne-Francis in 2024.
While Connor Rozee and Zak Butters are locked away, several key pieces of Port Adelaide’s forward line are in limbo going into 2024. Who will earn a new contract?
It’s going to be an extra special Christmas for Connor Rozee, with the Port Adelaide superstar and his fiancee revealing they are expecting their first child.
Right from an early age, Connor Rozee showed signs he would go far in whatever calling he followed. Those close to him are still amazed at just how far the new Port Adelaide captain has gone already.
Like Travis Boak in 2012, Connor Rozee represents new hope for a Power supporter base still reeling from finals failure. But is he too young? Matt Turner looks at what his age really means.
Connor Rozee is one of the youngest captains in Port Adelaide’s 153-year history – and he has a fellow South Australian to thank for guiding him to the top so quickly.
Port Adelaide has confirmed massive news about two-time All-Australian Connor Rozee — and it’s the last thing Kane Cornes wants to read.
Ollie Lord could have been Geelong’s long-term successor to Tom Hawkins. Instead, he has designs on spearheading Port Adelaide’s next era. MATT TURNER analyses why his re-signing was so vital.
Port Adelaide is mourning the death of eight-time premiership great Neville Hayes, who has been remembered as a “great character” and passionate Power man.
Geelong came hard to for local product Ollie Lord during trade talks for Esava Ratugolea. But the Power was quick to shut that down and now the young forward has re-signed.
Port Adelaide champion Bruce Abernethy is set to take on Warren Tredrea for a spot on the club’s board – 11 years since he was ousted from the Power when David Koch arrived.
Fresh off signing a two-year contract extension, Port Adelaide gun Zak Butters had his say on all the talk about the club making a move to the VFL. Plus, all the latest from the track.
Port Adelaide has taken a major step towards killing off its 150-year history with an official application to join a new competition.
Port Adelaide has formally taken the next step in its plan to leave the SANFL and enter its reserve side in the VFL from the 2025 season.
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