Let's talk Ports! Part 3

[Powerade 08]

Fair photo this.. minus a couple of campaigners

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Be a great day when 90% of them are gone, never to be seen again.

Not sure what business Butcher has being around the club, cept helping Ken recruit the young guys for animal killing syndicates. Can we start with him?

 

[Papa G]

Fair photo this.. minus a couple of campaigners

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Who's the tall guy behind Kornes. It's not Primus is it?

 

[Shaucob_Burjan]

Fair photo this.. minus a couple of campaigners

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Makes me sad that senior leadership failed Boak and a lot of tese players for a premiership.

 

[VineValerian]

Be a great day when 90% of them are gone, never to be seen again.

WTF?

 

[Jojay]

Who's the tall guy behind Kornes. It's not Primus is it?

Yeah, does look like it is the Mattress

 

[RossFC]

I believe he's the last Port Magpie player to come from the old zones?

 

[Butters and Pepper]

Found this interview with Jack Cahill interesting for a number of reasons:

*he nearly coached Glenelg

*has a really good relationship with Matthew Richardson

Matthew Richardson

Age

51

Ht

195cm

Wt

104kg

Pos.

M/F

Career

Season

Last 5

D

14.0

4star

K

10.9

4star

HB

3.1

3star

M

8.0

5star

T

0.5

3star

No current season stats available

D

15.0

4star

K

9.2

4star

HB

5.8

4star

M

7.8

5star

T

0.8

3star

*the story about the trip to Port Brouhhton when the AFL was first brought together

*"someone" who he doesn't want to mention, I assume was Mick Moylan

*what he learnt from 76 grand final,in particular not being strong enough with the players

*styled himself on Fos, Kelley and Oatey

*9 year limit for coaches - I sensed this was possibly, at least partially, directed towards Hinkley

*his initial salary offering for '97 was the same as previous year as coach at SANFL level; I get the feeling his relationship with Bucky Cunningham may not be great these days

*sporting prowess of both his father and mother. Would be interesting to know if Darren had much footy ability in his teenage years before he understandably chose tennis

*the confidence his father gave him from a young age. Fortunately for supporters of the club, he maintained this as a player, and helped him to become so successful as a coach

*he mentioned about getting rid of some talented players of dubious character. He said only 1 or 2, I can't think of who he could be referring to, perhaps a bloke who went on to win a Magarey at another club, but admittedly I know nothing about that bloke's character or the reason why he left the club. Most of the players who were moved on that I can think of would have moved on for greater opportunity - David Baker, Ian Bradmore, Craig Ebert. Paul Belton, Des Drogemuller. Plus Stehen Curtis who I was surprised was moved on when Cahill returned in late 80s, but subsequent premierships proved it was the right decision.

 

[NoddyHolder]

*he mentioned about getting rid of some talented players of dubious character. He said only 1 or 2, I can't think of who he could be referring to, perhaps a bloke who went on to win a Magarey at another club, but admittedly I know nothing about that bloke's character or the reason why he left the club.
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Trevor Grimwood - won the magarey in 1977

 

[Butters and Pepper]

*he mentioned about getting rid of some talented players of dubious character. He said only 1 or 2, I can't think of who he could be referring to, perhaps a bloke who went on to win a Magarey at another club, but admittedly I know nothing about that bloke's character or the reason why he left the club.

Trevor Grimwood - won the magarey in 1977
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Yeah that was my guess, but I didn't necessarily know the reason for him leaving the club,

 

[Rising Power]

I believe he's the last Port Magpie player to come from the old zones?

I could be wrong but he may have debuted at league level in the last game of 2013

 

[RossFC]

I could be wrong but he may have debuted at league level in the last game of 2013

He apparently did play 1 game in 2013, not sure when.

 

[Rising Power]

He apparently did play 1 game in 2013, not sure when.

Young Magpie flies north https://share.google/y9irKDbXL1g1WYcDE

 

[Doctor Feel]

Good news everyone, we have made a board appointment to power community limited! Just what we asked for!

 

[Doctor Feel]

Goodness me. JARROD WALSH INFLUENCIAL LEADER.

 

[Papa G]

Was wondering who the Influental Leader BrAEedon Talbot was. This is what I found.

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[Doctor Feel]

Was wondering who the Influental Leader BrAEedon Talbot was. This is what I found.

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What a fantastic melon

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

Was wondering who the Influental Leader BrAEedon Talbot was. This is what I found.

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Took over from Pauly V in the Aboriginal community programs and some how ended up as an AFLW assistant coach.

 

[afl2004]

I'm sure his intentions are pure lol

Cam sutcliffe dating academy

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

Need more of this sort of footage on club's social media, than players doing stupid shit and laughing, despite losing.

 

[Alberton Proud]

Goodness me. JARROD WALSH INFLUENCIAL LEADER.

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"Valuable Learnings"

If I never hear that word again I'll be a happy man

 

[Workingclass]

"Valuable Learnings"

If I never hear that word again I'll be a happy man

That's two words

What's Jarrod Walsh's leadership role?

Head of Microphones?

 

[malcheski]

That's two words

What's Jarrod Walsh's leadership role?

Head of Microphones?

Nah thats this guys job:

 

[Lagooner]

Goodness me. JARROD WALSH INFLUENCIAL LEADER.

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RAISE THOSE NECK TIES MIDDLE MANAGERS!

 

[1954]

Found this interview with Jack Cahill interesting for a number of reasons:

*he nearly coached Glenelg

*has a really good relationship with Matthew Richardson

*the story about the trip to Port Brouhhton when the AFL was first brought together

*"someone" who he doesn't want to mention, I assume was Mick Moylan

*what he learnt from 76 grand final,in particular not being strong enough with the players

*styled himself on Fos, Kelley and Oatey

*9 year limit for coaches - I sensed this was possibly, at least partially, directed towards Hinkley

*his initial salary offering for '97 was the same as previous year as coach at SANFL level; I get the feeling his relationship with Bucky Cunningham may not be great these days

*sporting prowess of both his father and mother. Would be interesting to know if Darren had much footy ability in his teenage years before he understandably chose tennis

*the confidence his father gave him from a young age. Fortunately for supporters of the club, he maintained this as a player, and helped him to become so successful as a coach

*he mentioned about getting rid of some talented players of dubious character. He said only 1 or 2, I can't think of who he could be referring to, perhaps a bloke who went on to win a Magarey at another club, but admittedly I know nothing about that bloke's character or the reason why he left the club. Most of the players who were moved on that I can think of would have moved on for greater opportunity - David Baker, Ian Bradmore, Craig Ebert. Paul Belton, Des Drogemuller. Plus Stehen Curtis who I was surprised was moved on when Cahill returned in late 80s, but subsequent premierships proved it was the right decision.

Excellent interview with Jack Cahill he was an absolutely brilliant player and coach, but unfortunately they don't make them like that anymore.

 

[VineValerian]

Goodness me. JARROD WALSH INFLUENCIAL LEADER.

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Influential in demeaning people, stating the bleeding obvious, and uttering meaningless drivel in his attempts to be amusing.

Yep.
Ticks all the boxes