Discussion Re-Signings, Retirements, Delistings, Trade & Drafting
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Four years for Pickett confirmed
https://www.afl.com.au/news/917575/four-more-years-dees-livewire-re-signs
https://www.afl.com.au/news/917575/four-more-years-dees-livewire-re-signs
Geelong busy signing away, 2 more years.
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Port Adelaide has re-signed emerging forward Ollie Lord until the end of next season.
Lord, who made his AFL debut in round 6 and was viewed as a potential long-term replacement for spearhead Charlie Dixon, had been without a deal beyond this year.
After overcoming a pre-season kidney laceration to make his way into the team, the 21-year-old has booted two goals from three matches.
Lord said he was thrilled to remain at Alberton.
“We’ve got a really tight-knit group,” Lord said.
“It’s just so fun coming into work.
“All the coaches and players are on the same page and I’m really lucky to be part of such a special place.
“Getting to that top level and playing a couple of games just makes me want to work harder and aspire to be in the AFL side (regularly).”
Lord will remain at the Power until the end of next season. (Photo by James Elsby/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Port Adelaide drafted Lord, the grandson of Geelong’s 1962 Brownlow medallist Alistair Lord, with pick 49 in the 2020 national draft.
The 197cm Sandringham Dragons product joined the club as a forward but became a key defender last season in the SANFL.
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Port Adelaide has re-signed emerging forward Ollie Lord until the end of next season.
Lord, who made his AFL debut in round 6 and was viewed as a potential long-term replacement for spearhead Charlie Dixon, had been without a deal beyond this year.
After overcoming a pre-season kidney laceration to make his way into the team, the 21-year-old has booted two goals from three matches.
Lord said he was thrilled to remain at Alberton.
“We’ve got a really tight-knit group,” Lord said.
“It’s just so fun coming into work.
“All the coaches and players are on the same page and I’m really lucky to be part of such a special place.
“Getting to that top level and playing a couple of games just makes me want to work harder and aspire to be in the AFL side (regularly).”
Lord will remain at the Power until the end of next season. (Photo by James Elsby/AFL Photos via Getty Images)
Port Adelaide drafted Lord, the grandson of Geelong’s 1962 Brownlow medallist Alistair Lord, with pick 49 in the 2020 national draft.
The 197cm Sandringham Dragons product joined the club as a forward but became a key defender last season in the SANFL.
https://www.afl.com.au/news/932707/hawks-ceo-resigns-citing-toll-of-racism-investigation
Wonder if Ned still gets games now his dad is no longer CEO?
Wonder if Ned still gets games now his dad is no longer CEO?