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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Brett Montgomery
		Port Adelaide (1999-2005) The Port Adelaide Football Club, often referred to as simply Port, is an Australian rules football club based in Adelaide, South Australia.
		The Geelong Football Club, nicknamed The Cats, is an Australian rules football club in the Australian Football League with a rich history.
		In 2005, despite another strong year and finishing 6th in the John Cahill Medal, Montgomery was delisted by Port Adelaide coach Mark Williams, citing a focus on youth in the club's rebuilding phase.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Brett-Montgomery (1614 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Matthew Primus
		Primus began his career with the Fitzroy Football Club in what was to be their final season in the AFL.
		The Fitzroy Football Club, latterly known as the Lions, was formed in 1883 and was a foundation member club of the Victorian Football League on its inception in 1897.
		After finishing 2nd in Fitzroy's 1996 Best and Fairest and 2nd in Port Adelaide's 1997 Best and Fairest, Primus had established himself as one of the game's top ruckmen, but his close losses in the Best and Fairest counts would be a pointer to the bad luck he would face later in his career.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Matthew-Primus (1759 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Damien Hardwick
		Port Adelaide (2002-2004) The Port Adelaide Football Club, nicknamed the Power, is an Australian Rules Football club based in Adelaide, South Australia.
		Beginning his career with the Essendon Football Club in 1994, Hardwick was known as a tough, solid defender.
		He moved from Essendon to the Port Adelaide Football Club and played with the side in the twilight of his career, until his retirement in 2004.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Damien-Hardwick (727 words)

	Adelaide Crows
		Then, notwithstanding the unanimous resolution of the SANFL clubs in May 1990 that a team would not be entered into the AFL until season 1993, the Port Adelaide Football Club, in July 1990, reached heads of agreement with the AFL to enter a team into its competition in season 1991.
		At the Australian Football League meeting held on 19th September 1990, directors voted in favour of the Adelaide Football Club application.
		It took responsibility for setting the structure of the club, for negotiating agreements, for launching the club and for all planning and activity associated with early operations of the club.
	www.users.bigpond.net.au /rs/crows/pages/aflhistory.htm (660 words)

	Port Adelaide Magpies Football Club
		John A. Rann, George Ireland and R.W.J. Leicester met on the North Parade at Port Adelaide and discussed the formation of a sporting social club for the young men of the district, hence the formation of the Port Adelaide Football Club.
		Port Adelaide won seven premierships in the 50's including a SANFL record six in a row.
		The club, coached by John Cahill, won seven out of nine flags between 1988 and 1996, making it the obvious choice for the second SANFL licence to join the AFL, which we were awarded in 1994.
	www.portmagpies.com.au /about.php (763 words)

	Port Adelaide Football Club (SA)
		Port Adelaide were once known as the Cockledivers for a short while in their early history.
		2001 - Port Adelaide are known as the Power, and wear a guernsey which is a combination of the colours, teal, fl and white.
		1942-44 - Port Adelaide were temporarily represented by Port Adelaide-West Torrens FC in the SANFL Patriotic League.
	www.footypedia.com /00002064.htm (696 words)

	The History of AFL
		TIM GINEVER, FORMER PORT ADELAIDE CAPTAIN: This is the Port Adelaide Football Club.
		RADIO ANNOUNCER: Port and State coach Foster Williams is cheered across the field by his players to mark the end of the greatest season in the State's football history.
		And Port Adelaide supporters are very lucky now to be able to support a team at AFL level and also go along and watch their side every week in the SA NFL at local level as well.
	www.abc.net.au /dimensions/dimensions_in_time/Transcripts/s555065.htm (1020 words)

	The story of the Crows - realfooty.com.au
		The state had long produced footballers and sporting teams the equal of any and given that football was South Australia's most passionately played, intensely followed and madly loved sport, conquering the AFL was an expected progression.
		Because the seed for their AFL existence germinated from Port Adelaide's failed rebel bid to join the national league, the Crows originally drew from the supporter base of nine of the 10 SANFL clubs, and still have the larger of the two South Australian AFL supporter bases.
		It helps that elitism remains a massive part of South Australian culture and, given that it is a state that demands you follow a football team, the Crows remain the safe default club for those who would rather associate with a middle-class, tertiary-educated, wine-appreciating stereotype, than the aggressive, working-class image of Port Adelaide.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/08/30/1062194752262.html (361 words)

	Australian Sports Foundation - Who we can help - ASF Case Studies - Port Adelaide Football Club Foundation Ltd
		The Headquarters are now in use and Sean Kirchner, Manager of the PAFC Foundation set up as a separate company from the Club itself, says that it is ‘one of the finest training rehabilitation and administration facilities in the Southern Hemisphere’.
		In the fundraising campaign for Part I, the PAFC focussed on key donors using, Sean Kirchner said, the ‘80/20 principle, where 80% of the funds are donated by 20% of supporters’.
		While raising large amounts obviously helps achieve the Club’s goal, Sean Kirchner said that it was equally satisfying for the Club to have the successful ‘paver’ campaign where supporters donated $100 and were recognised by a paver used in the surrounds of the Allan Scott Power Headquarters, inscribed with their choice of words.
	www.asf.org.au /casestudies/portadelaide.asp (758 words)

	Port Adelaide makes a profit - realfooty.com.au
		The profit came after the club paid a $75,000 sub-licence fee to the SANFL, and included the performance of the Port Adelaide Football Club, the Port Adelaide Football and Community Club (The Port Club) and PAFC Foundation Limited.
		Club president Greg Boulton said the Power exceeded its budgets in season tickets, club memberships and merchandise.
		He said Port Adelaide was now well-positioned in terms of the tough economic environment in the AFL generally, with some clubs announcing big losses.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/12/05/1038950139567.html (161 words)

	Season 2007 - Official AFL Website of the Adelaide Football Club
		Adelaide expects forward Scott Welsh and onballer Chris Knights to be fit for their must-win game...
		The Adelaide Crows celebrated Heritage Round with an emphatic 71-point demolition of Hawthorn and...
		The Adelaide Crows have joined forces with Port Adelaide to support a radiothon called Kick in 4...
	www.afc.com.au (487 words)

	1870
		May 12 - The Canadian province of Manitoba is created in response to Louis Riel's Red River Rebellion
		May 14 - First rugby match to be played in New Zealand, between the Nelson Football Club and Nelson College.
		May 24 - The Port Adelaide Football Club play their first match of Australian rules football at Buck's Flat, Glanville, South Australia.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/1/18/1870.html (1154 words)

	Bibliography
		Lee, David and Michael Barfoot NTFL: a History of Australian Football in Darwin and the Northern Territory from 1916 to 1995 (Darwin, Northern Territory Football League, 1995).
		Fiddian, Marc The Bullants: a History of Preston Football Club (Melbourne, Preston Football Club, 1983).
		Riley, John, David Barker and Marc Fiddian Camberwell Football Club Team of the Century 1884-1994 (Melbourne, Camberwell Football Club Team of the Century Reunion Committee, 2003).
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /bibliography.htm (2557 words)

	Port Adelaide Magpies Football Club
		The Port Adelaide Magpies Football Club is delighted to announce that the SCOTT’S TRANSPORT GROUP has agreed to a long term sponsorship deal.
		Port Adelaide Junior Football - Swoopers Fundraising Luncheon
		It contains match resullts, player and corporate profiles, the latest club merchandise and much more...
	www.portmagpies.com.au (98 words)

	Home Theatre Retailers Adelaide - Home Theatre Retailers Adelaide information
		The railroad to Adelaide was the main link with the...
		Melbourne, Brisbane, Hobart, Adelaide, Canberra, Darwin and Perth...
		in Melbourne and partly in Adelaide from March 14 to 20, 2001...
	www.hometheatrebiz.com /hometheatreretailersadelaide (1040 words)

	Shop @ Port Adelaide Football Club - Home Page
		Please use the navigation on the left to browse through the club's membership and season ticket options, full range of merchandise, and upcoming club events.
		The Power Gear Shop, located inside The Port Club (corner of Brougham Place and Queen Street, Alberton) is open weekdays 9:30am-5:00pm and 10:00am-3:00pm on Saturdays.
		© 2005 Port Adelaide Football Club Terms and Conditions
	shop.afl.com.au /power (183 words)

	1990 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Newspaper: Illinois inmate charged in 1990 slaying of club worker - WTVM
		According to an article in today's Birmingham News, 44-year-old Steven Alan Petric is charged with capital murder in the 1990 killing of Toni Maria Lim.
		Corporate profits increased 149 percent between 1990 and 2005, an average of about ten percent a year, while median wages have risen less than one percent a...
	www.freedownloadsoft.com /news/1990.html (412 words)

	Official Website of the Australian Football League > Season 2007 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Official Website of the Australian Football League > Season 2007
		Luke Darcy and Matthew Robbins are set to play their last matches for the club...
		The Eagles skipper aims to be as mentally and physically fresh as possible for the finals...
	afl.com.au (494 words)

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