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Port accept – Brown, Shaw to the tribunal
Hawthorn hard man Campbell Brown will contest the rough conduct charge laid against him during Sundays game against North Melbourne and will be facing up to three weeks on the sidelines if unsuccessfully Read More »Brogan & Johnson to contest
Dean Brogan of Port Adelaide and Steve Johnson of Geelong will contest their charges at the AFL tribunal on Tuesday night. Brogan last night was offered a one-match penalty for engaging in rough conduct against Read More »Port run away with the points
After an extremely disappointing season in 2008 Port Adelaide were looking to get off to a good start in ’09 and that’s exactly what they did, charging home against Essendon at AAMI Stadium to win by Read More »Multi Madness: Round 1
Footy is only days away and as the build up continues I have set myself a challenge. The plan is to do a weekly multi-bet throughout the season and to make it more interesting I’ll be publishing it on AFL Online Read More »Regional challenge wrap up
The preseason competition is done and dusted, congratulations to Geelong defeating Collingwood taking home the NAB Cup last night. For the 14 other teams this weeks regional challenge matches were Read More »Powerful Port finally home
Port Power romped to a 78 point victory over a pathetic Melbourne in an unedifying spectacle at a sparsely populated AAMI Stadium yesterday. The Power were on top all day in a match that never reached a Read More »Power skipper out for season
Port Adelaide have suffered another blow with captain Warren Tredrea is set to miss the remainder of Port Adelaide season after injuring his shoulder in Sunday afternoons match against Fremantle. Read More »Ebert signs for three
Young Port forward Brett Ebert has today signed a new contract that will see him stay at the Power until the end of the 2011 season. Port were quick to secure their 2007 leading goal kicker Read More »North edge home over Power
The Kangaroos have triumphed over a determined Port Adelaide outfit to record their seventh win for the season, and just their second win away from Melbourne, winning 10.16.76 to Port’s 10.14.74. Read More »- Twitter feed loading...
