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Whenever people ask me what "We Are Port Adelaide" means, I'll show them this from now on.
Adelaide have two premierships but one has a pretty decent sized asterisk next to it given they finished 5th in 98 then lost their first final.When I first saw this I thought it was a Crows reference.
Reason being is Adelaide have two premierships and Port Adelaide have one premiership.
Adelaide have two premierships but one has a pretty decent sized asterisk next to it given they finished 5th in 98 then lost their first final.
Port Adelaide has 35 premierships (if you dont include the 98 and 99 sanfl flags).
Its how most clubs count their flags, but yes some do disagree.Why would anyone exclude the 1998 and 1999 SANFL flags?
Port Adelaide have won 36 SANFL flags you'd think you'd count them all but that's just me.
Its how most clubs count their flags, but yes some do disagree.
In 1998 and 1999 the highest level Port Adelaide played at was in the AFL, and we didn't win flags there, meaning we effectively won flags in a seconds competition.
As a comparison to Geelong, I'd say you should count your first 6 premierships (up to 1963) in the VFL/VFA as legitimate, even though it was a state comp, because state level football was the highest level of football at that time. However you wouldn't count the 2012 Geelong Reserves VFL premiership as a premiership, because in 2012 the highest level Geelong played at was in the AFL.
This isn't to say you can't celebrate winning a reserves flag in the VFL now or we can't celebrate a SANFL flag now, but they aren't on a level where they should be added to an official count imo.
Ah apologies, I just grabbed a quick list and it only had the 6 on it but I thought it had included VFA.True and that's fair enough, for what it's worth we count all our premierships won at the highest level at the time, going back to our first premiership in 1878 which was won in the VFA, which at the time was the highest level of Australian Football.
Geelong premierships
VFA - 1878, 1879, 1880, 1882, 1883, 1884 and 1886.
VFL - 1925, 1931, 1937, 1951, 1952 and 1963.
AFL - 2007, 2009 and 2011.
Which clubs have put us in their list of rivals?I struggle to think of any clubs aside from the Bulldogs who would consider their club to have more rivalry with the Crows than they do with the Power.
Similar to the Dockers in that you'll be hard pressed to find any club which considers their club to have more rivalry with the Dockers than they do with the Eagles.
Which clubs have put us in their list of rivals?
Have their boards said that?Port Adelaide have rivalries with Brisbane, Collingwood, Geelong and West Coast.
Which clubs have put us in their list of rivals?
Have their boards said that?
West Coast board have acknowledged it and the Brisbane board consider the Power to be their second biggest rivalry after Collingwood.
Is there any other team that'd also consider us a rival, where we're clearly the one with the upper hand? (Adelaide we're back to just in front, after Hinkley cluster*ed a huge lead over them). Others like Brisbane - sure we beat them in a GF, but they won 3 prior when we were also up and they've spanked us lately. West Coast? Our 'rivalry' is just giving them improbable wins at AO. Collingwood don't care about us, Geelong we're the butt of their jokes. Richmond had potential with 2014, then Hinkley again. The teams we've a good record over aren't rivalries.We're not Brisbane's rival. We're their b*tch.
We're not Brisbane's rival. We're their b*tch.
The Geelong one could dutch up if we keep beating them in finals but I reckon the Cats are about to plummet.
West Coast board have acknowledged it and the Brisbane board consider the Power to be their second biggest rivalry after Collingwood.
Isn't that mostly just one bloke who's a Sturt supporter?Not that I think its a rivalry at all, but there is a surprising amount of Freo supporters on bigfoity atleast that seem to hate Port which I've always found odd.
West Coast board have acknowledged it and the Brisbane board consider the Power to be their second biggest rivalry after Collingwood.