BTW, back in the day, Port beat the reigning Victorian premier 4 times out of 4 in Champions of Australia matches. Several times by big margins.
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Thunda sees the difference....in fact I would think he is probably as sick of this argument as I am. He too would concede (I reckon) that crapping on about being the most successful club and using SANFL stats is detrimental to your cause.
Where , oh where did all your fans go? Bet ya keyboard was a bit sticky after you watched that, Magoo! The past...always living in the past....
Your stupid Port Power football club did not move directly from the SANFL to the AFL. If they did, there wouldn't currently be two Port Adelaide Football Clubs playing in two different leagues. If this were the case (for clarity), the Port Adelaide Magpies would be your reserves side - they are not.
And since it is they who continue in their original league, it stands to reason that Port Power, established in 1997, are merely a stem cell in the bigger scheme of the AFL, and you need to forge your own identity and create your own history.
When will you clowns finally accept the fact that your club did not undergo some bizarre form of mitosis, allowing you to lay claim to the parent clubs history. If I were a true, original Port Adelaide Magpies fan, I would be utterly insulted.
Go tell Andrew Demetriou, go tell the editor of the SANFL website that he/ she is wrong to write that "In 1994 the Port Adelaide Football Club was selected for the second AFL Licence by the SANFL and subsequently joined the AFL competition in 1997 after 127 successful years in the SANFL." Go tell the Port Adelaide Magpies Football Club that they should remove the word Magpies from their name. Explain why the Port Magpies were forced to set up a training base and headquarters away from Alberton once the PAFC moved to the AFL. Explain why the CEO of the Port Adelaide Magpies stated in 2000 that they were set up to maintain the Port heritage in the SANFL following the PAFC's move to the AFL.Your stupid Port Power football club did not move directly from the SANFL to the AFL. If they did, there wouldn't currently be two Port Adelaide Football Clubs playing in two different leagues. If this were the case (for clarity), the Port Adelaide Magpies would be your reserves side - they are not.
And since it is they who continue in their original league, it stands to reason that Port Power, established in 1997, are merely a stem cell in the bigger scheme of the AFL, and you need to forge your own identity and create your own history.
When will you clowns finally accept the fact that your club did not undergo some bizarre form of mitosis, allowing you to lay claim to the parent clubs history. If I were a true, original Port Adelaide Magpies fan, I would be utterly insulted.
We don't mind. stoner almost certainly doesn't believe what he's posted but some unaware person will read the response and join the multitude that understands the facts of Ports heritage back to 1870.LOL. This'll be good.
Oh cripes you're still wheeling out the same rubbish.If I was a true Port Magpies supporter, I wouldn't want to have anything to do with the Power who have done nothing but humiliate themselves over and over and over and over again.
Must be sickening for Port Magpies supporters to have to endure this Power team repeatedly trying to use their SANFL tradition to mask their failures.
"Well we suck in the AFL ... but ... but ... 35 AFL/SANFL premierships!!!!"
Go tell Andrew Demetriou
go tell the editor of the SANFL website that he/ she is wrong to write that "In 1994 the Port Adelaide Football Club was selected for the second AFL Licence by the SANFL and subsequently joined the AFL competition in 1997 after 127 successful years in the SANFL."
Go tell the Port Adelaide Magpies Football Club that they should remove the word Magpies from their name. Explain why the Port Magpies were forced to set up a training base and headquarters away from Alberton
Explain why the CEO of the Port Adelaide Magpies stated in 2000 that they were set up to maintain the Port heritage in the SANFL
Oh and enjoy seeing 1870 on the back of our AFL sanctioned jumpers.
Made the finals over 50% of the time, one of the highest winnng records in the competition since we joined in 1997, 1 premiership, 2 grand finals, 3 minor premierships. Not what I would call sucking.
Let me translate that for you:- "Andrew Demetriou's statement is most inconvenient for posters trying to troll Port about it's history".While I didn't hear the original interview, it looks like a case of Cornes pushing demetriou's (and Ports) buttons, leading Demetriou to feel as though he had to come up with something in a hurry to defend the Port Power Football Club.
Pffft.What's their e-mail address?
Given that the PAFC members voted overwhelmingly to move to the AFL why would any effort be required to "lure" them?They were clearly forced into both of these moves in an effort to make Power look the more important entity in an effort to lure across supporters.
The PAMFC were created to maintain the Port tradition in the SANFL following the PAFC's move to the AFL, therefore they share the Port history up to the end of 1996.So now your saying that The Port Magpies are a new club???
I wish you Port people could make up your minds. This would mean that they can't claim any of those 34 flags. You better tell them to remove that statistic from their website.
The true Port supporters that I, a few posts ago, described meeting love it.This is just rubbing salt into the wounds of all true Port supporters - disgraceful!
Look. I'm here to help you.
only 3 count. 1 was against VFA opposition.BTW, back in the day, Port beat the reigning Victorian premier 4 times out of 4 in Champions of Australia matches. Several times by big margins.
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Just a thought but the Socceroos have won a bunch of Oceania Football Confederations Cup, might win an Asian Cup or 2 as well.
I suppose we're better than Brazil and Germany hey?
1 Oceania = 1 Asian = 1 Euro = 1 Conmebol
Anyone believe this?
Port have some Premierships from a different comp - good on em. The dogs and North have a bunch of VFA flags too... Only flags in the VFL/AFL competition count.
Can a port supporter please explain why they agree with this logic that Australia has a better record than Brazil or Germany in Soccer?
Look. We've already established you know nothing about the topic.
While your rambling nonsense clearly gives a tingle to the other strugglers in here, the bottom line is you've no business forming an opinion on the topic either way.
What the hell do you mean I've no business forming an opinion on this topic?????
The SANFL is granted a license for a club to enter the AFL - a league I have followed since I can remember - and then your stupid club is established to take up that invitation, and instead of entering the competition with a little grace and dignity, you come in bellowing some ridiculous mantra about being the greatest football club in the history of Australian football.
Your club is an embarrassing joke!
Do you know what your '34 premierships' mean in the real world of Australian Football:
That's right. NOTHING!
I WHAT?
No, you've completely misunderstood.
The Port Adelaide Football Club playing in the AFL today is the same football club that won 34 State level premierships in South Australian football, and was established in 1870.
I'm pretty sure I make that statement in every post I make in bay 13.
All I say about SANFL premierships is, that I don't think they are worth as much as an AFL premiership, because a state level premiership is inherently less valuable than one won at national level. However, the Port Adelaide Football Club that plays in the AFL today won all 34 of those premierships, and we are, and should be, very proud of them. You can only win the competition you're in, and doing it 34 times in 126 years is a pretty terrific effort.
As far as I know, we have won the most senior premierships out of any team playing in a football professional league. Therefore, we are the most successful footy club in Australia based on premierships won, which as everyone knows, is the only important stat when comparing the histories of teams (cue the 2>1 brigade).
Bolded parts incase you don't get it suburu. We have 1 AFL flag, and while I rate it above any flag we've won in the past, those flags are still pretty terrific.
If you watch the video ... the channel 7 news guy says - pitted the team with 127 years experience & only 4 afl games, against the battle hardened cows.
Crows home game dude, my keyboard sticky... hmm aren't you the one who was waffling on about a couple of port posters resorting to lewd/crude sex jokes towards you, when according to you they couldn't win the debate/argument
No, it's proud of the past & confident of our future
If anything crows fan like to live in the past, as they are always talking about the 2 bradbury premierships they won last century.
I see you haven't mastered how to multi quote on here yet sub