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Luckless Kangaroos midfielder George Wardles struck down with hamstring injury again in Port Adelaide defeat

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By Steve Larkin Verified
| Unfiltered with Hamish McLachlan
North Melbourne young gun George Wardlaw has suffered another hamstring injury in a costly 21-point away loss to to Port Adelaide. The Power finished with a flourish, kicking the last four goals for a plucky 10.13 (73) to 7.10 (52) win at Adelaide Oval on Sunday night. North could have risen to eighth with a win. Instead, they remain 11th with concern over Wardlaw’s left hamstring injury.
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'A lot is different': the big fix for Port coach

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By Steve Larkin Verified
| Yahoo News Australia Verified
First-year coach Josh Carr says much had to change to fix Port Adelaide's leaky defence. "A lot is different," Carr said after Port's 21-point win against North Melbourne. "And that's not a knock on the past or anything like that. "It's just the philosophy behind it." Aliir Aliir has been a mainstay of Port's formidable defence this season. (Matt Turner/AAP PHOTOS) Port may languish in 15th on the ladder but they're ranked second defensively for scores conceded, behind only pacesetters Sydney.
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'A lot is different': the big fix for Port coach

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By Steve Larkin Verified
| Perth Now Verified
First-year coach Josh Carr says much had to change to fix Port Adelaide's leaky defence. "A lot is different," Carr said after Port's 21-point win against North Melbourne. "And that's not a knock on the past or anything like that. "It's just the philosophy behind it." Port may languish in 15th on the ladder but they're ranked second defensively for scores conceded, behind only pacesetters Sydney. Overall this season, Port concede an average per game of just 78.9 points.
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