2 years mate, all clubs working at least 2 years ahead already.
Port Adelaide National Recruiting Manager echoed the sentiment, saying the club is also incredibly pleased to have secured a player of Rozee’s class at Pick 5.
“Connor has been on our radar for a while, having won the medal at the national Under-16 championships a couple of years ago,” he said.
“He is a very good mark for his size, uses the ball well and is very versatile demonstrating an ability to play both forward or back, or in the midfield.”
Apparently the power wanna wear the prison bars in 2020 to mark their 150th anniversary.... I am little confused cause if 1997 is 150 years ago, i am well over 300 years of age....
woodublieve12 wrote:Apparently the power wanna wear the prison bars in 2020 to mark their 150th anniversary.... I am little confused cause if 1997 is 150 years ago, i am well over 300 years of age....
"one club"
Thought you were a bit old.
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
woodublieve12 wrote:Apparently the power wanna wear the prison bars in 2020 to mark their 150th anniversary.... I am little confused cause if 1997 is 150 years ago, i am well over 300 years of age....
woodublieve12 wrote:Apparently the power wanna wear the prison bars in 2020 to mark their 150th anniversary.... I am little confused cause if 1997 is 150 years ago, i am well over 300 years of age....
woodublieve12 wrote:Apparently the power wanna wear the prison bars in 2020 to mark their 150th anniversary.... I am little confused cause if 1997 is 150 years ago, i am well over 300 years of age....
"one club"
Apart from Collingwood, is there actually anyone in this country that gives a damn what they wear?
Dolphin Treasure wrote:Your an attention seeking embarsement..
Imagine a club dictating to another club what guernsey they can & can’t wear. This is the sort of authoritarian, absolutist behaviour I’d expect in a Communist country - like, say, China...
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HH3 wrote:It's funny because Port Magpies (not to be confused with unrelated club, Port Power) wore pink guernseys originally.
1870 First games played in Adelaide against the Young Australians Football Club wearing blue and white uniforms.
1877 Port Adelaide adopts a rose pink jacket for its new uniform and is a foundation club of the SAFA along with South Adelaide, Gawler, Kensington, Adelaide, Prince Alfred etc
HH3 wrote:It's funny because Port Magpies (not to be confused with unrelated club, Port Power) wore pink guernseys originally.
1870 First games played in Adelaide against the Young Australians Football Club wearing blue and white uniforms.
1877 Port Adelaide adopts a rose pink jacket for its new uniform and is a foundation club of the SAFA along with South Adelaide, Gawler, Kensington, Adelaide, Prince Alfred etc
Cant wear Blue & White, Carlton Geelong and Nth Melb wont be happy
HH3 wrote:It's funny because Port Magpies (not to be confused with unrelated club, Port Power) wore pink guernseys originally.
1870 First games played in Adelaide against the Young Australians Football Club wearing blue and white uniforms.
1877 Port Adelaide adopts a rose pink jacket for its new uniform and is a foundation club of the SAFA along with South Adelaide, Gawler, Kensington, Adelaide, Prince Alfred etc
I believe the prison bars came in around 1914.
But this conversation should be in the SANFL thread.
Spargo wrote:Imagine a club dictating to another club what guernsey they can & can’t wear. This is the sort of authoritarian, absolutist behaviour I’d expect in a Communist country - like, say, China...
It happens in many comps around the country. Any new club wishing to join a comp would have to adhere to this.
