Port Adelaide is coming off a relatively good 2021 having made a home Preliminary Final for the second year in a row.
However, it would be wrong to say that their season was a major success given their 71-point drubbing at the hand of the Bulldogs in the Preliminary Final.
As the 2022 season approaches, the Power will be hoping their brigade of young talent, mixed with their off-season inclusions of Jeremy Finlayson and Josh Sinn, will be able to push them to the next level.
With a tonne of pressure now mounting for Ken Hinkley the Alberton side is no longer seen as a dark horse in September, but rather a genuine contender.
Ins:ย Jase Burgoyneย (National Draft),ย Jeremy Finlaysonย (GWS Giants),ย Hugh Jacksonย (National Draft),ย Josh Sinnย (National Draft),ย Sam Skinnerย (Brisbaneย Lions),ย Dante Visentiniย (National Draft),ย Trent Dumontย (Rookie Draft),ย Sam Mayesย (Rookie Draft)
Outs:ย Trent Burgoyneย (delisted),ย Joel Garnerย (delisted),ย Tyson Goldsackย (delisted),ย Hamish Hartlettย (delisted),ย Peter Ladhamsย (Sydney Swans),ย Jarrod Lienertย (delisted),ย Tom Rockliffย (retired),ย Boyd Woodcockย (delisted)
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Last Season
2021 presented the Power with a terrific opportunity to go all the way and claim the second premiership in their history.
They managed a three-point win against the struggling Bulldogs in Round 23 of the home and away season, securing a top 2 spot with a record of 17-5.
Consolidating the hopes of their fans, Hinkley's side made it through to a Preliminary Final where they would be heavy favourites against the Bulldogs.
Of course, such hope quickly turned into despair for the diehard Power fans.
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