Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Port Adelaide)

 

This year for football teams I have gone back to a theme. A team of Arrivals and Departures at each club. I hope the teams go down well.

 

The criteria for each team

• Based each team of players from 1980 onwards;
• Have tried to put a player in from each of the remaining 18 teams, including Fitzroy on most occasions;
• Have tried to be as balanced as possible, though the interchange regardless of balance will be next best four players;
• The player is based on from previous club and to immediate next club;
• Stats are based on the club and for arrivals, the immediate club before and for departures, the immediate club after;
• The Arrivals team is based on the performance at the club, while Departures is based on the performance at their new club.

 

If I’ve missed anyone, please advise, and please enjoy.

 

 

The highlights of the team are three players have come from Adelaide and also Port has traded three players back.

 

Port Adelaide also received four players from Fitzroy. There is no love with fellow Magpies Collingwood with just one player coming from Collingwood and no players back the other way.

 

 

 

ARRIVALS

FB:             Aliir Aliir (Syd)                            Darryl Wakelin (St.K)                     Josh Carr (Freo)

 

CHB:         Ryan Burton (Haw)                     Matthew Bishop (Melb)                 Brett Montgomery (WB)

 

C:                Fabian Francis (Bris)                 Gavin Wanganeen (VC) (Ess)        John McCarthy (Coll)

 

CHF:          Steven Motlop (Geel)                 Jeremy Finalyson (GWS)               Byron Pickett (NM)

 

FF:              David Brown (Adel)                   Charlie Dixon (GCS)                        Brent Heaver (Carl)

 

Ruck:          Matthew Primus (C) (Fitz)       Brad Ebert (WCE)                            David Rodan (Rich)

 

Interchange: Damien Hardwick (Ess), Brayden Lyle (WCE), Stephen Paxman (Fitz), Paddy Ryder (Ess)

 

Sub: Jay Schulz (Rich)

 

 

Aliir Aliir – 64 games Syd (2016-2020) and 81 games PA (2021- )

Darryl Wakelin – 115 games St.K (1995-2000) and 146 games PA (2001-2007)

Josh Carr – 83 games Freo (2005-2008) and 19 games PA (2009-2010)

Ryan Burton – 47 games Haw (2016-2018) and 103 games PA (2019- )

Matthew Bishop – 18 games Melb (1998-1999) and 132 games PA (2000-2006)

Brett Montgomery – 60 games WB (1997-1999) and 123 games PA (2000-2005)

Fabian Francis – 22 games Bris (1993-1994) and 86 games PA (1997-2001)

Gavin Wanganeen – 127 games Ess (1991-1996) and 173 games PA (1997-2006)

John McCarthy – 18 games Coll (2008-2011) and 21 games PA (2012)

Steven Motlop – 135 games Geel (2010-2017) and 82 games PA (2018-2022)

Jeremy Finalyson – 66 games GWS (2017-2021) and 52 games PA (2022- )

Byron Pickett – 120 games NM (1997-2002) and 55 games PA (2003-2005)

David Brown – 69 games Adel (1991-1996) and 22 games PA (1997-1998)

Charlie Dixon – 65 games GCS (2011-2015) and 148 games PA (2016- )

Brent Heaver – 64 games Carl (1992-1996) and 16 games PA (1997-1998)

Matthew Primus – 20 games Fitz (1996) and 137 games PA (1997-2005)

Brad Ebert – 76 games WCE (2008-2011) and 184 games PA (2012-2020)

David Rodan – 65 games Rich (1992-1996) and 111 games PA (2007-2012)

Damien Hardwick – 153 games Ess (1994-2001) and 54 games PA (2002-2004)

Brayden Lyle – 26 games WCE (1995-1996) and 90 games PA (1997-2001)

Stephen Paxman – 102 games Fitz (1991-1996) and 138 games PA (1997-2003)

Paddy Ryder – 170 games Ess (2006-2014) and 73 games PA (2015-2019)

Jay Schulz -71 games Rich (2003-2009) and 123 games PA (2010-2016)

 

Others

 

Brett Chalmers (50 games Adel 1994-1997 and 25 games PA 1998-1999), Billy Frampton (3 games Adel 2018-2019 and 21 games PA 2020-2022)

 

Scott Harding (45 games Bris 2006-2009 and 2 games PA 2010), Tom Logan (3 games Bris 2005 and 114 games PA 2006-2014), Sam Mayes (101 games Bris 2013-2018 17 games PA 2020-2022), Jared Polec (16 games Bris 2011-2013 and 90 games PA 2014-2018), Tom Rockliff (154 games Bris 2009-2017 and 54 games PA 2018-2021), Aaron Shattock (57 games Bris 2000-2004 and 11 games PA 2005-2006), Sam Skinner (3 games Bris 2017-2020 and 2 games PA 2022)

 

Cameron Cloke (36 games Carl 2007-2009 and 1 game PA 2010), Darren Pfieffer (7 games Carl 2008 and 16 games PA 2012)

 

Chee Cockatoo-Collins (85 games Ess 1994-1998 and 75 games PA 1999-2003), Scott Cummings (40 games Ess 1994-1996 and 37 games PA 1997-1998), Orazio Fantasia (80 games Ess 2014-2020 and 19 games PA 2021-2023), Angus Monfries (150 games Ess 2005-2012 and 61 games PA 2013-2017), Jay Nash (45 games Ess 2005-2009 and 8 games PA 2010), Brandon Zerk-Thatcher (51 games Ess 2019-2023 and 15 games PA 2024- )

 

Daniel Morton (30 games Fitz 1993-1996 and 20 games PA 1998-2000), John Rombotis (26 games Fitz 1995-1996 and 9 games PA 1997)

 

Cameron Sutcliffe (104 games Freo 2012-2018 and 9 games PA 2019-2020)

 

Shayne Breuer (71 games Geel 1994-1996 and 54 games PA 1997-1998), Francis Evans (7 games Geel 2021-2022 and 16 games PA 2023- ), Quinton Narkle (41 games Geel 2018-2022 and 6 games PA 2023- ), Esava Ratugolea (75 games Geel 2018-2023 and 14 games PA 2024- )

 

Nathan Krakouer (13 games GCS 2011 and 29 games PA 2015-2016), Trent McKenzie (106 games GCS 2011-2017 and 59 games PA 2018- )

 

Jack Hombsch (9 games GWS 2012 and 89 games PA 2013-2018)

 

Nathan Lonie (64 games Haw 2001-2005 and 40 games PA 2006-2008), Brent Renouf (52 games Haw 2008-2011 and 16 games PA 2012-2014)

 

Dom Barry (5 games Melb 2014 and 5 games PA 2018), Jimmy Toumpas (27 games Melb 2013-2015 and 10 games PA 2016-2017), Jack Trengove (86 games Melb 2010-2017 and 3 games PA 2018), Peter Walsh (104 games Melb 1999-2004 and 35 games PA 2005-2006),  Jack Watts (153 games Melb 2009-2017 and 21 games PA 2018-2019)

 

Stuart Cochrane (50 games NM 1998-2002 and 54 games PA 2003-2005), Trent Dumont (113 games NM 2015-2021 and 8 games PA 2022), Paul Geister (3 games NM 1995 and 1 game PA 1997), Jason Horne-Francis (17 games NM 2022 and 37 games PA 2023- ), Daniel Motlop (47 games NM 2001-2005 and 83 games PA 2006-2011), Lindsay Thomas (205 games NM 2007-2017 and 7 games PA 2018)

 

Danny Meyer (17 games Rich 2005-2008 and 9 games PA 2009-2010), Chris Naish (143 games Rich 1990-1997 and 18 games PA 1998-1999), Ivan Soldo (57 games Rich 2017-2023 and 8 games PA 2024- ), Matthew White (105 games Rich 2006-2013 and 48 games PA 2014-2017)

 

Campbell Heath (2 games Syd 2010 and 12 games PA 2013), Adam Heuskes (49 games Syd 1994-1996 and 37 games PA 1997-1998), Simon Phillips (5 games Syd 2006-2007 and 9 games PA 2011-2012)

 

Shane Bond (34 games WCE 1994-1996 and 57 games PA 1997-2000), Jaxon Crabb (15 games WCE 1998-2000 and 4 games PA 2002), Ian Downsborough (20 games WCE 1995-1996 and 7 games PA 1997), Scott Lycett (75 games WCE 2011-2018 and 71 games PA 2019-2023), Willie Rioli (51 games WCE 2018-2022 and 30 games PA 2023- ), Jarrad Schofield (63 games WCE 1993-1998 and 131 games PA 1999-2004), Lewis Stevenson (10 games WCE 2010 and 9 games PA 2013)

 

Josh Mahoney (11 games WB 1999-2000 and 67 games PA 2004-2007), Jordan Sweet (11 games WB 2021-2023 and 6 games PA 2024- )

 

 

 

 

DEPARTURES

FB:          Dougal Howard (St.K)          Troy Chaplin (Rich)             Brad Symes (Adel)

 

CHB:      Adam Heuskes (Bris)            Tom Harley (Geel)                Jarman Impey (Haw)

 

C:             Nathan Eagleton (WB)        Shaun Burgoyne (Haw)       Danyle Pearce (Freo)

 

CHF:       Matthew Bode (Adel)           Aaron Young (GCS)              Will Snelling (Ess)

 

FF:           Peter Ladhams (Syd)           Scott Cummings (WCE)       Byron Pickett (Melb)

 

Ruck:       Dean Brogan (GWS)            Nick Stevens (Carl)               Ben Jacobs (NM)

 

Interchange: Josh Carr (Freo), Stephen Gilham (Haw), Jackson Trengrove (WB), Chad Wingard (Haw)

 

Sub: Stuart Dew (Haw)

 

There are no Fitzroy or Collingwood players in the starting 18 with two from Adelaide and Hawthorn.

 

 

Dougal Howard – 45 games PA (2016-2019) and 82 games St.K (2020-)

Troy Chaplin – 140 games PA (2004-2012) and 75 games Rich (2013-2016)

Brad Symes – 20 games PA (2004-2007) and 60 games Adel (2008-2012)

Adam Heuskes –37 games PA (1997-1998) and 39 games Bris (1999-2000)

Tom Harley – 1 game PA (1998) and 197 games Geel (1999-2009)

Jarman Impey – 75 games PA (2014-2017) and 111 games Haw (2018- )

Nathan Eagleton – 56 games PA (1997-1999) and 221 games WB (2000-2010)

Shaun Burgoyne – 157 games PA (2002-2009) and 250 games Haw (2010-2021)

Danyle Pearce – 154 games PA (2008-2012) and 104 games Freo (2013-2018)

Matthew Bode – 29 games PA (1998-2000) and 79 games Adel (2001-2007)

Aaron Young – 76 games PA (2012-2017) and 24 games GCS (2018-2019)

Will Snelling – 1 game PA (2016) and 64 games Ess (2019-2023)

Peter Ladhams – 32 games PA (2019-2021) and 20 games Syd (2022- )

Scott Cummings – 37 games PA (1997-1998) and 46 games WCE (1999-2001)

Byron Pickett – 55 games PA (2003-2005) and 29 games Melb (2006-2007)

Dean Brogan – 174 games PA (2001-2011) and 19 games GWS (2012-2013)

Nick Stevens – 127 games PA (1998-2003) and 104 games Carl (2004-2009)

Ben Jacobs – 26 games PA (2011-2012) and 64 games NM (2013-2018)

Josh Carr – 105 games PA (2000-2004) and 83 games Freo (2005-2008)

Stephen Gilham – 1 game PA (2005) and 98 games Haw (2006-2012)

Jackson Trengrove –153 games PA (2010-2017) and 33 games WB (2018-2020)

Chad Wingard – 147 games PA (2012-2018) and 71 games Haw (2019- )

Stuart Dew – 180 games PA (1997-2006) and 26 games Haw (2008-2009)

 

Others

 

Ian Downsborough (7 games PA 1997 and 12 games Adel 1998-1999)

 

Greg Bentley (21 games PA 2006 and 5 games Carl 2007-2009), Orazio Fantasia (19 games PA 2021-2023 and 12 games Carl 2014), Barnaby French (62 games PA 1999-2002 and 71 games Carl 2003-2006), Matthew Lobbe (92 games PA 2010-2016 and 8 games Carl 2018-2019), Cameron O’Shea (81 games PA 2011-2016 and 11 games Carl 2018)

 

Xavier Duursma (73 games PA 2019-2023 and 10 games Ess 2024- )

 

Nick Lower (20 games PA 2006-2009 and 22 games Freo 2011-2012),  Jarrad Schofield (131 games PA 1999-2004 and 12 games Freo 2005-2006)

 

Paul Koulouriotis (3 games PA 2000 and 18 games Geel 2004-2006)

 

Jack Hombsch (89 games PA 2013-2018 and 18 games GCS 2019), Nathan Krakouer (40 games PA 2007-2010 and 13 games GCS 2011)

 

Chad Cornes (244 games PA 1999-2011 and 11 games GWS 2012)

 

Karl Amon (124 games PA 2015-2022 and 36 games Haw 2023- )

 

Jasper Pittard (126 games PA 2011-2018 and 33 games NM 2019-2020), Jared Polec (90 games PA 2014-2018 and 42 games NM 2019-2022), Michael Stevens (17 games PA 2019-2022 and 44 games NM 2003-2005), Brynn Teakle (15 games PA 2022-2023 and 3 games NM 2024- )

 

Mitch Farmer (3 games PA 2008 and 28 games Rich 2010-2011), Andrew Moore (55 games PA 2010-2015 and 5 games Rich 2016), John Rombotis (9 games PA 1997 and 13 games Rich 1998-2000), Matt Thomas (87 games PA 2006-2013 and 15 games Rich 2014-2015), Adam Thomson (28 games PA 2005-2008 and 4 games Rich 2009-2010)

 

Cain Ackland (12 games PA 2001 and 41 games St.K 2005-2006), Logan Austin (13 games PA 2016-2017 and 7 games St.K 2018), Riley Bonner (93 games PA 2016-2023 and 15 games St.K 2024- ) Brent Guerra (65 games PA 2000-2003 and 31 games St.K 2004-2005), Jarrod Lienart (23 games PA 2018-2021 and 11 games St.K 2022), Allan Murray (1 game PA 2002 and 15 games St.K 2003-2006), Patrick Ryder (73 games PA 2015-2019 and 38 games St.K 2020-2022)

 

Sam Gray (96 games PA 2014-2019 and 7 games Syd 2020)

 

Brendon Ah Chee (27 games PA 2015-2017 31 games WCE 2018-2021)

 

Scott Bassett (15 games PA 2019-2022 and 15 games WB 2003-2004), Brett Montgomery (126 games PA 2000-2005 and 18 games WB 2006-2007), Adam Morgan (3 games PA 2002-2003 and 14 games WB 2004-2006)

 

 

 

 

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