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 ABC Online | We surrendered against Roos: Port coach Sydney Morning Herald Port Adelaide coach Matthew Primus accused his players of hoisting a white flag of surrender during a meek AFL loss to North Melbourne on Sunday. Port's bleak season continued when crushed by 45 points by the surging Kangaroos, who jumped to ninth on ... North turn off Power Kangaroos crush Port |
Port seek atonement against Kangaroos Sydney Morning Herald Port Adelaide is seeking atonement for their lamest loss in a bleak AFL season when they host North Melbourne on Sunday, coach Matthew Primus says. While the Power have lost 10 times this season, Primus rates their round six capitulation to the ... |
Ruck duo back but Jolly still out Sydney Morning Herald Crows forward Ian Callinan could become one of the oldest players to debut in the AFL's modern era after the 28-year-old was named in an expanded squad. Scott McMahon was left out of the North Melbourne's squad for Sunday's game against Port Adelaide ... Melbourne ruckman Mark Jamar a welcome in for Demons ball magnet Brent Moloney Big AFL test for Demons, says Jamar Tigers or Demons? It's your choice |
Motlop still in Power plans Sportal.com.au Port Adelaide coach Matthew Primus has denied Daniel Motlop's Power career is over despite dropping the mercurial forward to the SANFL this week. Motlop has recreated himself in a number of roles for the Power this season, often playing down back and ... |
 AFL.com | A nation of fair-weather fans Adelaide Now Port Adelaide isn't the only AFL club worried by dwindling crowd numbers. Picture: Simon Cross Source: AdelaideNow ADAM Cooney is not alone in questioning where the fans have gone. As the Brownlow Medallist tweeted in disgust that only 19363 would file ... Aged Crow Callinan in line for AFL debut Adelaide names Ian Callinan for Geelong clash Callinan muscles in |
 The Age | Ruck duo back but Jolly still out The Age Crows forward Ian Callinan could become one of the oldest players to debut in the AFL's modern era after the 28-year-old was named in an expanded squad. Scott McMahon was left out of the North Melbourne's squad for Sunday's game against Port Adelaide ... No Jolly for Pies Jolly out but big men return High-flying Magpies hold no fear for Swans |