A commemoration of the Anzac narrative on a national scale.
Port Adelaide will transform Adelaide Oval into the backdrop for a national homage to the Anzac narrative this Friday night, a tradition ingrained in the club’s ethos since the inception of the Anzac spirit. The emotional resonance of Anzac Round resonates deeply within the soul of the Port Adelaide Football Club, encapsulating the essence of Australia’s collective narrative.
Continuing a longstanding tradition, Port Adelaide will welcome St Kilda to Adelaide Oval on Friday night, a fixture that symbolizes the club’s enduring commitment to honoring past and present defense personnel. This dedication predates even the club’s formalized efforts, reaching back to the cherished memories of Anzac Day matches at Adelaide Oval during the SANFL’s “Golden Era.”
A commemoration of the Anzac narrative on a national scale.
The club’s history is intertwined with the stories of servicemen and women, from the valiant deeds of players like Lance-Corporal William Roy Sharpe Drummond to the sacrifices made by those who never returned home. Port Adelaide’s unwavering support during times of conflict, exemplified by its decision to continue playing football during World War I and World War II, underscores its commitment to the community and the nation.
As Port Adelaide prepares to take the field once again for Anzac Round, the significance of the occasion extends beyond the game itself. It serves as a poignant reminder of the club’s enduring tribute to those who have served and sacrificed in the name of duty and country. Lest We Forget.
