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The 50 per cent crowd capacity will ensure 26,000 fans in full voice as the Power and Dogs do battle for a place in the Grand Final. The match will begin at 7:10 (ACST), with Port

RECENTLY retired Hawthorn great Shaun Burgoyne is heading back to Port Adelaide to take up an off-field role. Burgoyne, who this year became just the fifth V/AFL player to reach 400 games, will be involved in player development,

Shaun Burgoyne will return to Port Adelaide to take up a multi-faceted off-field role. Burgoyne, a four-time premiership player, will focus on player development and mentoring, corporate and government relations and the club’s industry leading Aboriginal …

In-demand AFL great Shaun Burgoyne will return to Port Adelaide in several off-field roles, including Indigenous liaison. The four-time premiership star retired last month and played 407 games, third on the league's all-time list and the most by an Indigenous player.

Four-time AFL premiership champion Shaun Burgoyne will return to Alberton to take up a multi-faceted off-field role with Port Adelaide.

Four finalists have been named for the The AFL is pleased to announce the four finalists for the 2021 Jim Stynes Community Leadership Award: Travis Boak (Port Adelaide Football Club), Georgie Rankin (Geelong Cats Football Club),

Port Adelaide's pain from the 2020 AFL preliminary final has charged the team through tight scrapes this season – a theme that could prove very handy on Saturday night and beyond.

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No prizes for guessing a frequent topic of conversation when three of Kyabram’s Warramunda residents get together these days. Kevin McDonell, Leo Connally and Doug Graetz can cast their thoughts back 67 years when Lancaster Football Club played neighbour and arch enemy Undera in the Kyabram District Football League grand …

Port Adelaide GM of Football Chris Davies has hinted that Port Adelaide are unlikely to change their team heading into Saturday night’s preliminary final against the Western Bulldogs. The Power earned themselves a week off by crushing Geelong in the first week of finals,