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Port Adelaide, Collingwood have more in common than prison-bar guernseys – The Guardian
Each club’s output suggests the focus should not be what jumpers the players wear but what they do once in them
Collingwood and Port Adelaide might be poles apart on matters of identity, but on the field they have more in common than either would care to admit. Granted, the view from the penthouse far outstrips that of the outhouse. But the reality is if you are sitting uncomfortably, as both the Power and the Magpies are, then you are sitting uncomfortably.
In the week that the now-annual bickering over their shared prison bar guernseys recommenced, the groups of men representing each club turned in performances…
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