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  1. 11:43

    Port Adelaide FC: A History

    Trace the history of PAFC as a sporting social club for the young men and women of the district in 1870, to one of the nation’s most successful professional sporting organisations.

  2. 05:07

    Player Interview: Gavin Wanganeen, Inaugural Port Adelaide AFL Captain 1997

    Starting his career as a talented young player from Salisbury, Gavin Wanganeen went on to become a Brownlow Medal winner, an inductee into the Australian Football Hall of Fame, the inaugural Port Adelaide AFL captain, and a 2004 Premiership player.

  3. 06:11

    Player Interview: Geof Motley, nine-time Port Adelaide SANFL Premiership Player 1954-1965

    A true Port Adelaide legend, Motley played a total of 258 games for Port between 1953 and 1966 and also represented South Australia on 28 occasions.

  4. 06:47

    History in the Making 2004 Premiers

    Relive the magic and emotion of the 2004 Premiership. From Carr's opening goal to the tough battle that followed, the Power pulled ahead in the second half to claim its first AFL premiership.

  5. 07:17

    Interview: John Cahill,10-time Port Adelaide SANFL Premiership Coach

    Cahill’s Port Adelaide career as a player and coach spanned an incredible 5 decades (1958-2008) and included a remarkable 14 premierships – 10 of them as a coach.

  6. 02:27

    One Club Merger: The unification of the Magpies and Power

    One history, one future, one club. When the Power entered the AFL in 1997, it was forced to cut ties with its traditional SANFL side: the Port Adelaide Magpies. The sides were reunited as one club in 2010.

  7. 04:05

    Our Inaugural AFL Season and the Historic First Showdown

    Port Adelaide took to the MCG on March 29, 1997, for its first game in the AFL. Shortly thereafter, the Showdown was born—a fierce rivalry with the Adelaide Crows that continues to this day.

  8. 12:01

    Our Journey to the National Stage

    It was time for a nationalised competition but Port’s journey to the national stage was not without its complications and controversy!

  9. 06:02

    Player Interview: Russell Ebert, four-time Magarey Medallist

    Reflections from a Port legend described as being as “close as any player in history to exhibiting complete mastery over all the essential skills of the game”.

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  10. 06:02

    The Bob McLean and Fos Williams Era

    The 1950s were known as the “golden era” at Port Adelaide, including a remarkable six premierships in a row between 1954-1959. Two men were the key architects of this success—Bob McLean and Fos Williams.

  11. 02:18

    The Greatest of them all, Russell Ebert

    Ebert remains the most decorated individual in South Australian football history. With 392 SANFL senior games, four Magarey Medals and a record six club best-and-fairest titles, Ebert was honoured with Legend status in the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2022.

  12. 02:33

    The Legendary Bob Quinn

    A war hero and star at Port Adelaide, Bob Quinn was club captain, a three-time premiership player, four-time best and fairest and two-time leading goalkicker, as well as a two-time Magarey Medal winner.

  13. 01:50

    The Master Motivator John Cahill

    “Play like it’s the last game you’ll every play”. John Cahill was a coach who kept his team believing they were the best. This belief delivered Port 10 premierships under his leadership.

  14. 14:44

    The Inaugurals: Port Adelaide joins the AFLW

    Coached by Lauren Arnell and captained by Erin Phillips, Port Adelaide built its inaugural AFLW squad before its historic debut game in August 2022.

  15. 06:06

    The Power of Alberton and the Prison Bars

    Opposition wins at Alberton Oval during home games in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s were a rare occurrence. The “prison bar” guernsey, combined with the roar of the crowd, ensured Port's domination.

  16. 06:56

    Player Interview: Tim Ginever, seven-time SANFL premiership player

    Ginever played 314 games for Port Adelaide, including seven SANFL premierships between 1988 and 1996, three of which (1994-1996) were as captain. Ginever’s commitment to the Port Adelaide creed makes him a great connector across Port’s history-making eras.

  17. 08:49

    Player Interview: Warren Tredrea, 2004 AFL Premiership Captain

    Tredrea played 255 games for Port, captaining the team in 2004, Port’s AFL Premiership year. Learn about Tredrea’s connection to Port, from his earliest memories at Alberton to achieving the ultimate premiership glory.

  18. 02:12

    From West Lakes to Adelaide Oval

    The move from Footy Park to Adelaide Oval in 2014 brought the Port Adelaide community home again.

  19. 03:51

    The Tragic Passing of Anthony Williams

    Anthony Williams wore the No.9 guernsey at Port Adelaide while continuing a family dynasty across 101 SANFL league games from 1979-1985. After his death in 1988 he became the spirit within many Port Adelaide victories.

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Acknowledgment of Country

The Port Adelaide Football Club acknowledges the land on which we train and play, are based on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people. We respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the traditional custodians of Australia and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living people today.