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Port Adelaide Magpies

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This is one to remember...We must get our house in order.

Thank God it is being done but there is still a long way to go.

No doubt the Power joining the AFL killed the S.A Magpies-wonder if it will also effect the Power going forward?

Port Power should never have been allowed into the AFL-the supporter base was always too small and polarized.

Will Port Power Survive long term???

Thoughts...

 

The franchise did not reflect the rich history of a proud club. This was a HUGE mistake on behalf of the AFL and if they had better foresight i think they would have started two South Australian teams at the same time.

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The franchise did not reflect the rich history of a proud club. This was a HUGE mistake on behalf of the AFL and if they had better foresight i think they would have started two South Australian teams at the same time.

Totally agree. Another one of Wayne Jacksons great legacies. You really wonder what is going to happen to the power in the next 5-10 years.

 

This is one to remember...We must get our house in order.

Thank God it is being done but there is still a long way to go.

No doubt the Power joining the AFL killed the S.A Magpies-wonder if it will also effect the Power going forward?

Port Power should never have been allowed into the AFL-the supporter base was always too small and polarized.

Will Port Power Survive long term???

Thoughts...

No future for Port Adelaide either...

In Adelaide ( like Collingwood in Melbourne), you either barrack for them or hate them. Do they have any supporters outside S.A.?

The only followers that Port have are the old Magpie supporters. Everyone else barracks for Adelaide. On a national basis, they have too few to be financially viable. It is just a matter of time....

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No future for Port Adelaide either...

In Adelaide ( like Collingwood in Melbourne), you either barrack for them or hate them. Do they have any supporters outside S.A.?

The only followers that Port have are the old Magpie supporters. Everyone else barracks for Adelaide. On a national basis, they have too few to be financially viable. It is just a matter of time....

"The only followers that Port have are the old Magpie supporters."

You are so right, and now that old Magpie football team has been starved to death, you wonder how long those old magpie supporters will support the Teal Port Power.

Another Team on the long Term Drip feed. This is not good for us all.

Thanks Wayne Jackson-you are responsible for this mess.


Here's one for Wayne Jackson! Port Power should merge with the Adelaide Crows.I'd love to see that floated in the newspapers.

This is not just B/S, for those interested there is a book called BUYOLOGY by Martin Lindstrom. In one of the chapters it reports how they hooked people up to fMRI machines and found that the regions of the brain activated when thinking about your sports team are exactly the same regions activated when thinking about religion.

This probably says more about what we don't know about the brain more than any other highly subjective conjecture. As I am an atheist, are you saying that I have lost some brain capacity?

 

UD why no, you barrack for the Dee's and this activity alone catapaults you into the upper echelons of braininess.

And on the other end of the scale there are Collingwood Supporters... :lol:

Gippy

Sad too see any club go under. That said, I would rather it be Port than us in 5-10 years. Boy do we need some success to drag us out of the doldrums!


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