PAFC 2024

[Booney]

Eagles H
Rich A
Melb H Sat night
Ess H Fri night
Freo H Sat night
Coll A
St K H Fri Night
Ad A
Gee A
Haw H
North A
Carl H Thurs night
GWS A
Bris H
St A (2)
WBD A
Sun H
Rich A (2)
Carl A (2)
Syd H
Mel A (2)
Ade H (2)
Freo A (2)

Play Richmond, Carlton, Melbourne, Adelaide, St Kilda and Fremantle twice.

Prime time early on.

[Brodlach]

Should be 5-0 to start the season

[Brodlach]

The Port Adelaide Football Club has called in cyber specialists to investigate a potential Russian hacking incident.

Kens fault

[dedja]

Commwire IT, LOL.

[amber_fluid]

Commwire IT, LOL.

Get what ya pay for!

[Vamos]

The Port Adelaide Football Club has called in cyber specialists to investigate a potential Russian hacking incident.

Kens fault

Apparently tried to gather the names of premiership players from the database but they gave up after realising how many there were

[RB]

Their systems couldn't handle 22?

[Vamos]

Their systems couldn't handle 22?

4 letters my man.

[dedja]

SANFL’s Russian accountant looking to get their $40m back.

[amber_fluid]

Their systems couldn't handle 22?

4 letters my man.

You mean numeric!
1997

[mots02]

Makes sense that it’s Port that was targeted, stolen computers generally have less security features

[Vamos]

Their systems couldn't handle 22?

4 letters my man.

You mean numeric!
1997

Don't over think it Amber

[Booney]

Port Adelaide great Warren Tredrea is applying to join his former club’s board – almost 12 months after having a previous bid rejected.

Tredrea, the Power’s sole premiership captain and a vocal critic of coach Ken Hinkley, will stand for the position of member-elected director ahead of elections early next year.

The four-time All-Australian tried to immediately join the board at the start of 2023 to fill the AFL-appointed position vacated by Darren Cahill, only for Port chairman David Koch to knock Tredrea back because he did not want to choose one club legend over another.

Port told Tredrea at the time that he would need to go to the members’ vote.

Tredrea confirmed on his podcast, The Big Deal, on Tuesday that he would be doing so.

Member-elected director Kathy Nagle’s three-year term is complete, though she is eligible to renominate.

Tredrea, who played 255 AFL games and 26 SANFL games for Port, made headlines in April when he described Hinkley’s position as untenable.

His comments came after the Power’s 1-2 start and a round 3 Showdown loss in the last season of Hinkley contract.

That same month Tredrea accused Koch of gaslighting him after the chairman said the former centre half-forward had a “new podcast to promote”.

Tredrea told this masthead in February that he had been keen to step up and immediately help his former club.

“If they were red-hot keen they would’ve jumped on it straight away,” Tredrea said.

“The longer it’s gone the more you’re disappointed that they don’t think you’re worthy of the position and the option was to go the members’ vote in December.

“But that’s nearly a year away, when I was hoping to step up and get involved now.

“Ultimately, it comes back to, I understand, the current board that makes the decision.

“They don’t see fit for me right now which is disappointing.”

At the Power’s annual general meeting in February, Koch said he made the call on Tredrea because he “felt it wasn’t fair”.

“I felt it was a little bit disrespectful to other players and legends of the club who do so much work for the club to do a captain’s call,” Koch said.

Koch said at the time that he expected Tredrea to win a board spot if he did run.

“When he ran for member elected, who wasn’t going to vote for Gavin Wanganeen,” he said.

“Even our member-elected board members agreed with that.”

Board nominations opened on November 22 and were due to close on December 6.

Voting will be held from January 25 to February 7, ahead of the AGM on February 9.

Port Adelaide’s other member-elected director is former Power football boss Rob Snowdon.

[Brodlach]

For a Port person, he talks some sense

[Booney]

He'll romp it in, however, to what end?

He'll be 1 of 9 in the board room, he'll hardly be able to have much influence on that group being "outnumbered" and he'll have to curtail his external commentary. Will that be the best outcome for him and those who support him?

[mighty_tiger_79]

He'll romp it in, however, to what end?

He'll be 1 of 9 in the board room, he'll hardly be able to have much influence on that group being "outnumbered" and he'll have to curtail his external commentary. Will that be the best outcome for him and those who support him?

He might create a faction within the board to get his opinions heard?

[Wedgie]

If it gets him out of Prospect I might have to buy a Port membership to get a vote. Maybe more.

[RB]

He'll romp it in, however, to what end?

He'll be 1 of 9 in the board room, he'll hardly be able to have much influence on that group being "outnumbered" and he'll have to curtail his external commentary. Will that be the best outcome for him and those who support him?

All it'll probably mean is that Port can't claim that their board is unanimous in its decision to extend Kenny's contract next time.

[Armchair expert]

Tredders qualifications for joining the board?

[dedja]

FIGJAM