Oppo Camp 2023 Death Ride: Poorta dlelie Footbal Club Power (Est. 1997) - Port out in straight sets, NMFC get pick #14

[Bulldogs85]

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Lol Kane Cornes is not doing the kid any favours

 

[disco_cowboy]

Lol Kane Cornes is not doing the kid any favours

I think he actively hates him

 

[SpiderBurton22]

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Who knew the lead singer of Matchbox 20 BFNNAK.

 

[Horizons_00]

Horne with 19 disposals with 7 of them being turnovers going at just over 50% kicking efficiency?

He is going to be a superstar, no doubt about it, but Cornes is carrying on like a muppet and making it actually worse for him.

 

[Supa_Nova]

Anyone hear on the commentary they were saying "I don't get why north fans are booing"

There were no north fans were there???? Did I miss something?

 

[Gasometer]

 

[blackshadow]

Coach Ken Hinkley slams Jason Horne-Francis criticism as Power, Roos condemn booing of young star​

Both North Melbourne and Port Adelaide have responded to the latest booing incident of young star Jason Horne-Francis, with the Power has doubled down on their strong stance.

Jon Ralph

North Melbourne and Port Adelaide are both adamant the booing of Jason Horne-Francis should stop immediately as the Power said on Sunday the constant attention was “overwhelmingly designed to bring him down”.

Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley hit out in a carefully orchestrated plea after the Power’s Adelaide Oval clash against the Western Bulldogs.

Hinkley said he would be “embarrassed by my performance if I was those people” booing Horne-Francis in a game where mostly neutral fans joined on the negative attention from the first bounce.

Horne-Francis has battled with the constant attention that has seen media building him up as a hero one week then tearing him down for poor performances the next.

North Melbourne’s belief is that they have moved on from a trade which saw them secure No.4 selection George Wardlaw and Port Adelaide’s first-round selection this year.

They also retained their earliest selection to secure brilliant teen Harry Sheezel.

The Roos have long moved on and while they cannot control their supporters on social media they are keen for them to accept former No.1 overall pick Horne-Francis has departed and instead support the club’s list.

Port Adelaide football boss Chris Davies told the Herald Sun on Sunday morning all parties had to move on from the events of last year.

“Surely it is time to draw a line in the sand. It is hard to think everyone hasn’t left that situation feeling good about what happened. Everyone got a good outcome out of it,” he said.


“There was booing from the start of the game last night. We would say the scrutiny on whatever Jason does has been overwhelmingly intended to bring him down. And we think it’s unfair.”

He confirmed the constant speculation on Horne-Francis “had some effect” on the 19-year-old, who has moved back to Port Adelaide to be closer to his family.

While the pantomime booing of players after they depart clubs by their former fan base is a part of footy, the Power are determined to call it out to make clear Horne-Francis is being affected.

Asked whether he was referring specifically to the booing that has begun to plague Horne-Francis around the country, Hinkley said it was the overall treatment of the young star by fans and media alike.

“I’m talking about lots of things,” he said.

“I’m talking about people who write stories every week, talk stories every week and I’m talking about the treatment that they give him, at times, tonight.

“Without making a big deal of it, the kid’s trying, he’s giving his best. He’s 19. Stop treating him like he’s 28 and treat the kid with some respect.

“And I tell you what, some people who put pressure on kids in this game need to have a good hard look at themselves.”

Hinkley unloads on booing fans in passionate JHF defence​

— Jason Phelan

Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley launched an impassioned defence of star recruit Jason Horne-Francis in the immediate aftermath of the Power’s gutsy Gather Round win over the Western Bulldogs.

Horne-Francis was booed by sections of the Adelaide Oval crowd on Saturday night, and Hinkley was seen sharing an intense exchange and a hug with the 19-year-old on the ground shortly after the final siren.

The 2021 No.1 draft pick, who was also booed by Collingwood fans at the MCG in Round 2, has played all five games in his first season with the Power after his controversial trade from North Melbourne.

“Some parts of this really annoy me about the way people are treating him,” Hinkley said.

“It’s annoying me.

“He’s never going to play four (great) quarters every week, he’s a 19-year-old.

“If you were treating my 19-year-old son the way that some people have treated him … I’d be embarrassed by my performance if I was those people.

“The kid made a courageous decision to come home, let the kid play footy, he’s 19.”

Hinkley was asked if he was referring to booing from opposition fans.

“I’m talking about lots of things,” he fumed.

“I’m talking about people who write stories every week, talk about stories every week, and I’m talking about the treatment that they gave him at times tonight.

“Without making a big deal of it, the kid is trying, he’s giving it his best, he’s 19 … stop treating him like he’s 28 and treat the kid with some respect.

“I tell you what, some people who put pressure on kids in this game need to have a good hard look at themselves.

“Great credit to him, he just wants to play good footy and he’s happy being at home.

“Good on him.”

Horne-Francis was pivotal in the come-from-behind win with 11 possessions and four clearances in the final term.

In a surprisingly tense press conference following a courageous victory, Hinkley bristled when asked what had changed in his players’ approach in the past two weeks after they ‘disappeared’ in the Showdown in Round 3 when Adelaide kicked the last six goals to win by 31 points.

“Disappear? This team doesn’t disappear,” Hinkley replied.

“AFL footy is bloody tough and for people to think that they disappear … I think that’s unfair.

“They try to keep going in every game that they’re in, but I just get really frustrated sometimes when you attack the team.

“No one gets out there to try to disappear, they try to hang in for as long as they can, but sometimes that’s tough in this game.”

The Power has righted the ship after tough losses to Collingwood and the Crows, with wins over Sydney and the Dogs improving the win-loss record to 3-2, compared to last season’s disastrous 0-5 record at the same stage.

“You’ve just got to give yourself a chance and what we’ve done now is give ourselves a chance to stay in the comp for longer than we were last year,” Hinkley said.

“I think that’s significant for us that we’ve got to this stage at 3-2.

“I’m really proud of the team.”

**** off Ken the Judas campaigner has to earn respect.

 

[Nylex]

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Do you think Kane could be his dad?
He’s very protective of little Jason

 

[SnowyontheTram]

Coach Ken Hinkley slams Jason Horne-Francis criticism as Power, Roos condemn booing of young star​

Both North Melbourne and Port Adelaide have responded to the latest booing incident of young star Jason Horne-Francis, with the Power has doubled down on their strong stance.

Jon Ralph

North Melbourne and Port Adelaide are both adamant the booing of Jason Horne-Francis should stop immediately as the Power said on Sunday the constant attention was “overwhelmingly designed to bring him down”.

Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley hit out in a carefully orchestrated plea after the Power’s Adelaide Oval clash against the Western Bulldogs.

Hinkley said he would be “embarrassed by my performance if I was those people” booing Horne-Francis in a game where mostly neutral fans joined on the negative attention from the first bounce.

Horne-Francis has battled with the constant attention that has seen media building him up as a hero one week then tearing him down for poor performances the next.

North Melbourne’s belief is that they have moved on from a trade which saw them secure No.4 selection George Wardlaw and Port Adelaide’s first-round selection this year.

They also retained their earliest selection to secure brilliant teen Harry Sheezel.

The Roos have long moved on and while they cannot control their supporters on social media they are keen for them to accept former No.1 overall pick Horne-Francis has departed and instead support the club’s list.

Port Adelaide football boss Chris Davies told the Herald Sun on Sunday morning all parties had to move on from the events of last year.

“Surely it is time to draw a line in the sand. It is hard to think everyone hasn’t left that situation feeling good about what happened. Everyone got a good outcome out of it,” he said.


“There was booing from the start of the game last night. We would say the scrutiny on whatever Jason does has been overwhelmingly intended to bring him down. And we think it’s unfair.”

He confirmed the constant speculation on Horne-Francis “had some effect” on the 19-year-old, who has moved back to Port Adelaide to be closer to his family.

While the pantomime booing of players after they depart clubs by their former fan base is a part of footy, the Power are determined to call it out to make clear Horne-Francis is being affected.

Asked whether he was referring specifically to the booing that has begun to plague Horne-Francis around the country, Hinkley said it was the overall treatment of the young star by fans and media alike.

“I’m talking about lots of things,” he said.

“I’m talking about people who write stories every week, talk stories every week and I’m talking about the treatment that they give him, at times, tonight.

“Without making a big deal of it, the kid’s trying, he’s giving his best. He’s 19. Stop treating him like he’s 28 and treat the kid with some respect.

“And I tell you what, some people who put pressure on kids in this game need to have a good hard look at themselves.”

Hinkley unloads on booing fans in passionate JHF defence​

— Jason Phelan

Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley launched an impassioned defence of star recruit Jason Horne-Francis in the immediate aftermath of the Power’s gutsy Gather Round win over the Western Bulldogs.

Horne-Francis was booed by sections of the Adelaide Oval crowd on Saturday night, and Hinkley was seen sharing an intense exchange and a hug with the 19-year-old on the ground shortly after the final siren.

The 2021 No.1 draft pick, who was also booed by Collingwood fans at the MCG in Round 2, has played all five games in his first season with the Power after his controversial trade from North Melbourne.

“Some parts of this really annoy me about the way people are treating him,” Hinkley said.

“It’s annoying me.

“He’s never going to play four (great) quarters every week, he’s a 19-year-old.

“If you were treating my 19-year-old son the way that some people have treated him … I’d be embarrassed by my performance if I was those people.

“The kid made a courageous decision to come home, let the kid play footy, he’s 19.”

Hinkley was asked if he was referring to booing from opposition fans.

“I’m talking about lots of things,” he fumed.

“I’m talking about people who write stories every week, talk about stories every week, and I’m talking about the treatment that they gave him at times tonight.

“Without making a big deal of it, the kid is trying, he’s giving it his best, he’s 19 … stop treating him like he’s 28 and treat the kid with some respect.

“I tell you what, some people who put pressure on kids in this game need to have a good hard look at themselves.

“Great credit to him, he just wants to play good footy and he’s happy being at home.

“Good on him.”

Horne-Francis was pivotal in the come-from-behind win with 11 possessions and four clearances in the final term.

In a surprisingly tense press conference following a courageous victory, Hinkley bristled when asked what had changed in his players’ approach in the past two weeks after they ‘disappeared’ in the Showdown in Round 3 when Adelaide kicked the last six goals to win by 31 points.

“Disappear? This team doesn’t disappear,” Hinkley replied.

“AFL footy is bloody tough and for people to think that they disappear … I think that’s unfair.

“They try to keep going in every game that they’re in, but I just get really frustrated sometimes when you attack the team.

“No one gets out there to try to disappear, they try to hang in for as long as they can, but sometimes that’s tough in this game.”

The Power has righted the ship after tough losses to Collingwood and the Crows, with wins over Sydney and the Dogs improving the win-loss record to 3-2, compared to last season’s disastrous 0-5 record at the same stage.

“You’ve just got to give yourself a chance and what we’ve done now is give ourselves a chance to stay in the comp for longer than we were last year,” Hinkley said.

“I think that’s significant for us that we’ve got to this stage at 3-2.

“I’m really proud of the team.”

Re:

“I’m talking about people who write stories every week, talk stories every week and I’m talking about the treatment that they give him, at times, tonight.



Sounds like the treatment our cub receive every week.

Get a grip Ken and GGF

 

[Tectonic]

Is the corn a sociopath?

 

[SnowyontheTram]

Re:

“I’m talking about people who write stories every week, talk stories every week and I’m talking about the treatment that they give him, at times, tonight.



Sounds like the treatment our cub receive every week.

Get a grip Ken and GGF

* club

 

[Tectonic]

* expansion club

Efa

 

[SnowyontheTram]

MELBOURNE 21 14 114
WESTERN BULLDOGS 10 6 66

Got to be in it to win it

 

[Le Grille]

Is the corn a sociopath?

Just a campaigner

 

[ferball]

Same here although probably couldn't hear it over my booing, I was booing so hard I pooped myself a little and then hurled it at tele, that FYI will teach JHFF a valuable lesson.

Jokes on him yet again LOL I say!!

I hope we don't boo him tbh, I'd rather we clapped every time he went near the ball, that would * with his head more.

We should send his mum flower wreaths and commiseration cards. That usually ****s with peoples heads.

 

[Supa_Nova]

The sheezel tweet has made it personal. I don't get it. I don't like it.

It has not and I repeat HAS NOT been NMFC or even our supporter base that has picked apart JHFs game.

As a long time reader and only casual poster I can say the content, the banter and the "attacks" on JHF are predominantly light hearted and tongue in cheek. The main reason the efforts were highlighted of JHF is because we tried to justify them and ignore them last year. It is more "o thank **** it wasn't just us we aren't a basket case it was mostly he's attitude"

The media and other supporters ran with it more so without mentioning NMFC at all.

Now for sheezel to be targeted by Kane cornes is weird and personal. It reminds of the nick daicos hate - he had 40 touches today he doesn't need to bump or tackle or do whatever else someone wants him to do. These KIDS are playing tremendously. All 3 of them. Let's appreciate them all, but also acknowledge why a club would be bitter and why said player would have some hate directed towards him for his ACTIONS not him PERSONALLY. No one knows him personally. He might be completely different off field. Who cares. It's a game of footy. It's booing. If its ignored it will stop, and probably should stop becuase we got the best pick package EVER for a player. EVER. I CANNOT STRESS that the picks for JHF were better then the 3 picks for JEREMY CAMERON

5

Jeremy Cameron

Age

31

Ht

196cm

Wt

94kg

Pos.

Fwd

Career

Season

Last 5

D

12.5

3star

K

9.0

3star

HB

3.4

3star

M

5.4

5star

T

1.6

4star

G

2.6

5star

D

10.0

3star

K

7.1

3star

HB

2.9

2star

M

4.6

4star

T

2.0

3star

G

1.9

5star

D

8.2

2star

K

5.0

2star

HB

3.2

3star

M

4.6

5star

T

2.4

4star

G

2.0

5star

in the TEENS. Judd was pick 3, Kennedy (pick 4 in he's draft) and 20. It was a good deal and will balance out so port and the media need to let it.

personally i don't boo but I also don't care if others do it.



Rant over.

 

[The Filth Wizard]

Is the corn a sociopath?

 

[ferball]

​

North Melbourne and Port Adelaide are both adamant the booing of Jason Horne-Francis should stop immediately as the Power said on Sunday the constant attention was “overwhelmingly designed to bring him down”.

....

He confirmed the constant speculation on Horne-Francis “had some effect” on the 19-year-old, who has moved back to Port Adelaide to be closer to his family.

While the pantomime booing of players after they depart clubs by their former fan base is a part of footy, the Power are determined to call it out to make clear Horne-Francis is being affected.

LOL Yeah that'll stop it.

The only thing that might stop it is if No Chase Jase's balls finally drop and he starts thriving off the hate. If crowds smell weakness they are brutal.

“Without making a big deal of it, the kid’s trying, he’s giving his best. He’s 19. Stop treating him like he’s 28 and treat the kid with some respect.

How much respect did he treat us with? Pissing off and saying we were too unstable. No one at North respects that sort of cowardice.

 

[Marstermind]

Kingy goes WHACK on First Crack!

 

[Supa_Nova]

Kingy goes WHACK on First Crack!

What happened????

 

[r_boy]

LOL Yeah that'll stop it.

The only thing that might stop it is if No Chase Jase's balls finally drop and he starts thriving off the hate. If crowds smell weakness they are brutal.




How much respect did he treat us with? Pissing off and saying we were too unstable. No one at North respects that sort of cowardice.

Reminds me of gladiator.

No room for mercy in the colosseum. The crowd demands blood! It's in our nature

 

[Gasometer]

Kingy goes WHACK on First Crack!

TF

 

[Marstermind]

What happened????

Says the blame for all the pressure on JHF is all on Kane Cornes. He's relentlessly and erroneously pushed the narrative that North sacked JHF solely because of the icebath. North fans were disappointed but accepting about JHF leaving, but arced up/fell in and gave the #icebath story oxygen by pushing back. Other clubs' fans jump onboard and away we go. The booing is not on, but North were not responsible for it.

 

[ferball]

Do you think Kane could be his dad?
He’s very protective of little Jason

Cornholio has never had functioning genitalia so I doubt it.

 

[Marksup]

Let’s just consider the logic of some in the media for a second.

North: Have no fans. No atmosphere at games.

Also North: Have enough fans at a non-participating game interstate to boo a guy they forgot about months ago