Recent content by PJ Power
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Player Watch Pick #38 (2024) - Christian Moraes
His first pass to Georgiades was even more impressive as it found him in the middle of a nest of defenders.- Words: 21
- PJ Power
- Post #632
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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List Mgmt. 2026 Mid Season Draft (Picks as of Round 7: 5, 11)
He is developing nicely. It helps his stocks when Jase is playing well. The issue is we need other types of players more urgently. A third young ruck, mids, goal kicking small forward, key defender etc I guess we’ll have a plan to turn over 7-8 spots on our list between now and the start of...- Words: 66
- PJ Power
- Post #118
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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The New Era Is Here
Even SPP. Not so much for the class / polish but just the brutality and assault on opponents to help force those forward half intercepts.- Words: 24
- PJ Power
- Post #60
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Player Watch Pick #38 (2024) - Christian Moraes
Very evident in his quick short steps around stoppage and ground balls and his quick release of handball. Some of his handballs look like deft basketball assists.- Words: 27
- PJ Power
- Post #626
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Review ANZAC Day 2026 vs Geelong
Great insights- Words: 2
- PJ Power
- Post #425
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Roast Media Shakes Head, Part 8
The AFL website’s 9 Things We Learned chose to highlight Blicavs importance to Geelong as the take away from yesterday’s game. Is there a less talked about, less credited, less interesting club for the AFL media this year than Port? Perfect backdrop for us to make yesterday’s performance just...- Words: 73
- PJ Power
- Post #4,380
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Player Watch Pick #38 (2024) - Christian Moraes
That handball was to JHF. The way Moraes was lowering his eyes last night and hitting his little 25-30m chip passes at high speed to the leading forwards, he should have just backed himself to run straight and pass off. For a guy who isn’t supposed to be electric fast, he seems to accelerate...- Words: 82
- PJ Power
- Post #623
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Player Watch SSP (2025) - Josh Lai
I agree but am curious what a healthy Sinn with good coaching could look like.- Words: 15
- PJ Power
- Post #508
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Player Watch Joe Richards
Bloody good tackler too.- Words: 4
- PJ Power
- Post #678
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Player Watch Mid-Season Pick #11 (2025) - Ewan Mackinlay
Another who is playing with energy and intensity that is infectious for teammates. When it’s his turn to go, he goes. Reckon he can build polish in his game. It’s just he’s going at everything so hard and fast at the moment that his brain isn’t working as fast as his arms and legs. When the game...- Words: 110
- PJ Power
- Post #236
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Review ANZAC Day 2026 vs Geelong
We get Lukosius 🤪- Words: 3
- PJ Power
- Post #289
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Review ANZAC Day 2026 vs Geelong
As much as I desperately want D. Cochrane, Pilot and Salopek for the cheapest possible price, it will be as valuable to us in building to a flag, if Carr can make solid, consistent, reliable footballers out of MacKinlay, Lai, Evans, Jones, Moraes and Durdin.- Words: 45
- PJ Power
- Post #288
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Preview Changes & Preview Thread for Showdown LIX vs Adelaide
Probably more suited against a wingman / HF threat. Reckon Durdin gets Worrell.- Words: 12
- PJ Power
- Post #37
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870
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Player Watch Welcome to Port Adelaide Corey Durdin
Clearly being given semi lockdown roles on the oppositions best interceptor: Sicily and then Stewart. Although much smaller than those opponents, he makes it work because he’s a bloody strong little fellow, with a competitive marking presence and reliable hands himself. Unlike McEntee, gets...- Words: 98
- PJ Power
- Post #435
- Forum: Port Adelaide - Est. 1870