Port Adelaide 2020

[Lightning McQueen]

As much as I loved Cummings, no, Schulz most certainly ahead of him for mine.

Cummings got off to an interesting to start at Port, they had an internal footy tipping comp and their first ever game against Collingwood at the G, Cummings was the only one to pick Collingwood, it wasn't very well appreciated.

[Booney]

Cummings 102 in 37 games ( 2.75 per game ) 1 x leading goal kicker

Schulz 272 in 122 games ( 2.22 per game ) 4 x leading goal kicker

[Lightning McQueen]

Hastily assembled :

Wanganeen Wakelin Wilson
Hardwick C.Cornes S.Burgoyne
Pickett James K.Cornes
Boak Tredrea P.Burgoyne
Gray Schulz Lade

Primus Francou Carr

Wingard Dew Westhoff then Cassisi/Kingsley/Montgomery/Mead/Paxman

I'm sure we'll all analyse fully tomorrow after we check out some stats and remember some past names.

[Dutchy]

Hastily assembled :

Wanganeen Wakelin Wilson
Hardwick C.Cornes S.Burgoyne
Pickett James K.Cornes
Boak Tredrea P.Burgoyne
Gray Schulz Lade

Primus Francou Carr

Wingard Dew Westhoff then Cassisi/Kingsley/Montgomery/Mead/Paxman

Ignoring anyone who played Magpies only?

[Booney]

Hastily assembled :

Wanganeen Wakelin Wilson
Hardwick C.Cornes S.Burgoyne
Pickett James K.Cornes
Boak Tredrea P.Burgoyne
Gray Schulz Lade

Primus Francou Carr

Wingard Dew Westhoff then Cassisi/Kingsley/Montgomery/Mead/Paxman

Ignoring anyone who played Magpies only?

Not sure Clayton or Ah Chee ( the two stand outs ) would be picked ahead of any of the above.

[Lightning McQueen]

Hastily assembled :

Wanganeen Wakelin Wilson
Hardwick C.Cornes S.Burgoyne
Pickett James K.Cornes
Boak Tredrea P.Burgoyne
Gray Schulz Lade

Primus Francou Carr

Wingard Dew Westhoff then Cassisi/Kingsley/Montgomery/Mead/Paxman

Ignoring anyone who played Magpies only?

I thought I raised the question of a Port Power all-time team.

BTW: How was Clare?

[amber_fluid]

Heaver P. Evans Cockshell
Cotton Downsborough Ware
Squire D. Murray Koulouriotis
Harley Gilham Fiegert
T. Carr Giester Eckermann


Ackland Rombotis A. Murray
A. Morgan M. Westhoff C. Cloke S. Phillips

Coach Primus

No room for Harwood?

Or ‘The Futures’ brother.

[Dutchy]

Hastily assembled :

Wanganeen Wakelin Wilson
Hardwick C.Cornes S.Burgoyne
Pickett James K.Cornes
Boak Tredrea P.Burgoyne
Gray Schulz Lade

Primus Francou Carr

Wingard Dew Westhoff then Cassisi/Kingsley/Montgomery/Mead/Paxman

Ignoring anyone who played Magpies only?

I thought I raised the question of a Port Power all-time team.

BTW: How was Clare?

ah ok, thought we were talking 150 years..will do a report on trip shortly

[am Bays]

Three goals in a winning GF,

Stiff Toby, Stiff!

[daysofourlives]

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Should go well with Booneys game day attire, guernsey, black stubbies and black socks.

[amber_fluid]

Stubbies

My old man had a different colour for each day of the week.
He thought they looked good teamed with the double plugger thongs

[Lightning McQueen]

Stubbies

My old man had a different colour for each day of the week.
He thought they looked good teamed with the double plugger thongs

One of my uncles mates wore them religiously, he'd sit there on the piss and his clangers used to hang out the side, no f****'s were given.

[DOC]

Matching tank tops?

[amber_fluid]

Matching tank tops?

Wife beaters?

[Brodlach]

SEN reporting the China game is officially off and the game mostly likely being played at Marvel on a Thursday

[Lightning McQueen]

SEN reporting the China game is officially off and the game mostly likely being played at Marvel on a Thursday

I thought Cairns was the chosen replacement destination?

[Booney]

SEN reporting the China game is officially off and the game mostly likely being played at Marvel on a Thursday

I thought Cairns was the chosen replacement destination?

Nup, was never happening.

[Brodlach]

SEN reporting the China game is officially off and the game mostly likely being played at Marvel on a Thursday

I thought Cairns was the chosen replacement destination?

Nup, was never happening.

Read on the weekend that the only way this was happening was if the Queensland Government tipped in $700k

[Booney]

The AFL and Port Adelaide Football Club today announced the Round 11, St Kilda vs Port Adelaide match scheduled for May 31 in Shanghai, China will be relocated to Australia.

The match, a St Kilda home game, will now be held at Marvel Stadium, in Round 12, on Sunday 7 June, commencing at 5.10pm South Australian time and broadcast on Fox Footy and on Ch 7 Adelaide.

Port Adelaide will now have a BYE in Round 11 instead of Round 12.

Port Adelaide chief executive Keith Thomas said it’s disappointing not to be playing a game in Shanghai this year but remains excited for 2021 and beyond.

“Whilst we are disappointed that the Shanghai game has been cancelled, we are very sensitive to the circumstances currently facing our friends in China and our thoughts are with them at this challenging time,” Mr Thomas said.

“The health and safety of our people – our players, coaches, staff and travelling supporters – was always the number one priority from our perspective.

“Today’s announcement doesn’t do anything to diminish our enthusiasm and belief in what our China strategy offers and we’ll be looking to double down in 2021 to make the game-day experience bigger and better.”

Mr Thomas thanked Port Adelaide supporters for their patience and said all tickets purchased for the game would be refunded.

“We understand it’s been an unsettling time for our supporters who were looking to travel to Shanghai and I thank them for their understanding in the lead up to this announcement.

“Already many of our supporters and corporate partners are expressing a desire to experience our Shanghai game in 2021.

“Mr Gui from Shanghai Cred has been fully informed and he is supportive and understands the decision is in the best interests of all concerned.”

Like Mr Thomas, AFL Chief Executive, Gillon McLachlan, said the health and safety of the travelling parties was the number one priority in the decision to move the match.

“Our team have monitored the situation in China closely. We have taken advice from the Australian Government, the World Health Organisation and our Chief Medical Officer,” Mr McLachlan said.

“It is evident that the coronavirus still poses a significant risk in China and quite simply we will not compromise the health and safety of any of our clubs, supporters and AFL team members.

“I would like to thank both the Australian and Chinese Governments, along with the Port Adelaide and St Kilda Football Clubs for their cooperation and shared view of ensuring the health and safety of all was paramount.

“Our relationship with the Chinese community is important, it extends beyond the match day, including key relationships with the business community and we look forward to continuing our support into the future.”

[UK Fan]

The AFL and Port Adelaide Football Club today announced the Round 11, St Kilda vs Port Adelaide match scheduled for May 31 in Shanghai, China will be relocated to Australia.

The match, a St Kilda home game, will now be held at Marvel Stadium, in Round 12, on Sunday 7 June, commencing at 5.10pm South Australian time and broadcast on Fox Footy and on Ch 7 Adelaide.

Port Adelaide will now have a BYE in Round 11 instead of Round 12.

Port Adelaide chief executive Keith Thomas said it’s disappointing not to be playing a game in Shanghai this year but remains excited for 2021 and beyond.

“Whilst we are disappointed that the Shanghai game has been cancelled, we are very sensitive to the circumstances currently facing our friends in China and our thoughts are with them at this challenging time,” Mr Thomas said.

“The health and safety of our people – our players, coaches, staff and travelling supporters – was always the number one priority from our perspective.

“Today’s announcement doesn’t do anything to diminish our enthusiasm and belief in what our China strategy offers and we’ll be looking to double down in 2021 to make the game-day experience bigger and better.”

Mr Thomas thanked Port Adelaide supporters for their patience and said all tickets purchased for the game would be refunded.

“We understand it’s been an unsettling time for our supporters who were looking to travel to Shanghai and I thank them for their understanding in the lead up to this announcement.

“Already many of our supporters and corporate partners are expressing a desire to experience our Shanghai game in 2021.

“Mr Gui from Shanghai Cred has been fully informed and he is supportive and understands the decision is in the best interests of all concerned.”

Like Mr Thomas, AFL Chief Executive, Gillon McLachlan, said the health and safety of the travelling parties was the number one priority in the decision to move the match.

“Our team have monitored the situation in China closely. We have taken advice from the Australian Government, the World Health Organisation and our Chief Medical Officer,” Mr McLachlan said.

“It is evident that the coronavirus still poses a significant risk in China and quite simply we will not compromise the health and safety of any of our clubs, supporters and AFL team members.

“I would like to thank both the Australian and Chinese Governments, along with the Port Adelaide and St Kilda Football Clubs for their cooperation and shared view of ensuring the health and safety of all was paramount.

“Our relationship with the Chinese community is important, it extends beyond the match day, including key relationships with the business community and we look forward to continuing our support into the future.”

What a kick in the teeth after all that traction. Absolutely gutted by this news.