Port Melbourne told to cover up CFMEU signs at home ground ahead of VFLW Grand Final amid corruption watchdog probe
The scandal which has engulfed the CFMEU — amid allegations including bullying and intimidation — has caused an unexpected drama in the lead-up to the VFLW Grand Final.
Sad news to hear of the passing of a Port Melbourne legend today in Henry 'Pug: Tucker.
https://x.com/PaulAmy375/status/1796091688072401396?t=ChfGA9_biZIcLImT2g...
He will be sorely missed. Pug played for the club since the late 90s and by chance I was looking at photos of him at the Museum from 1951 season.
The Borough will open the Sandrige event centre later this week for celebration of the clubs 150 year history.
From the official VFL Website
Reported by Brendan Rhodes
Port Melbourne outlasted Collingwood by 12 points to win its first rebel VFLW premiership in a thrilling Grand Final at ETU Stadium on Sunday.
In just their third VFLW season, Port added the rebel VFLW premiership to the 17 VFA/VFL cups in their bulging trophy cabinet in a game that went down to the wire.
Every Grand Final needs a hero, and the Borough had several.
Sunday, 30th July 2023
Collingwood v Port Melbourne 12pm - ETU Stadium (Port Melbourne Cricket Ground)
Entry Free.
Some of Port Melbourne's most passionate and dedicated supporters are putting together a great event on Saturday the 12th of August. The event will feature speakers from across the decades and will be a great night. It should be a terrific event with a great local feel.
It's $50 and includes two drinks and a two course smorgasboard.
Reported by 3AW Drive Radio
Port Melbourne’s 2011 premiership cup has been nicked.
And whether it was genuine theft, a joke, or misplaced – club officials are desperate to get it back.
They’ve put out a plea to the public.
Jen Pryor, the VFL club’s vice-president, spoke with Tom Elliott about it on Tuesday.
Click PLAY below to hear more on 3AW Drive
https://omny.fm/shows/drive-with-tom-elliott/jen-pryor-from-the-port-mel...
Borough Welcome Adcon as Ground Naming Rights Partner
The Port Melbourne Football Club is pleased to announce its ground naming rights partnership with Adcon Vic. North Port Oval will be known as Adcon Stadium for the 2019 VFL and AFL South-Eastern Division 1 Women’s season.
The Adcon Group of Companies are a National concrete structure company, who have recently established Adcon Vic in the Victorian market.
