Collingwood

Horne-Francis had just 15 touches and gave away six free kicks on a dirty day. Host of Seven Network's Armchair Experts Georgie Parker, who played for ...

“I said to Nick this is probably coming and we want to support him as a team ... That’s all I can suggest it can be because he didn’t play for Collingwood.” “He’s got some attention on him. “This is just the natural progression of a player that’s an emerging talent. “I don’t see a need for it,” Hinkley said. “I’ve got a little six-year-old and we don’t boo in our household,” McRae said. Stream them all for free on He’s had that all summer and he’s had that for the last 12 months,” Hinkley said. I just don’t see a need for it.” “The only possible reason I can think of is JHF was the other big name kid in the draft in ‘21 and there was all the talk about who was better. The majority of fans agreed with Parker, with the one labelling the booing, “disgusting and despicable” and others saying it was typical of Collingwood fans. The Magpies dominated the Power to cruise to a

Port Adelaide captain Ollie Wines says he can not understand why Jason Horne-Francis was booed by Collingwood fans during the Power's humiliating 71-point ...

“We didn’t want to go down and give up in that third quarter, we wanted to go out and play our footy ... Their ability to win the ball first and dominate us at contested ball and in the clearances, and then spread ... “They were obviously hungrier for it today and we got a real lesson. We forget he’s 19, and at stages he’s had a lot of media coverage so early in his career.” “That’s one of the best performances we’ve come up against in some time. “Melbourne maybe doesn’t like him as a town, I don’t know.

Jason Horne-Francis was showered with boos every time he touched the footy and no-one has any idea why.

We forget he's 19, and at stages he's had a lot of media coverage so early in his career." Added McRae: "I've got a little six-year-old ... "Melbourne maybe doesn't like him as a town, I don't know. [being traded away from North Melbourne](https://wwos.nine.com.au/afl/trade-news-2022-jason-horne-francis-port-adelaide-north-melbourne-press-conference/6257cccf-df92-434f-a06b-36be37ac0624) at the end of last season. [Tiger facing ban over act AFL is 'trying to prevent'](https://wwos.nine.com.au/afl/news-2023-nathan-broad-facing-ban-over-patrick-parnell-tackle-adelaide-crows-vs-richmond-tigers/5f9d16c0-1848-4679-802e-c079e0a02a6b) [Port Adelaide](https://wwos.nine.com.au/afl/port-adelaide-power) has been left baffled after youngster Jason Horne-Francis was mercilessly booed by [Collingwood](https://wwos.nine.com.au/afl/collingwood-magpies) fans during his side's 71-point loss at the MCG.

Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley suggested 'Melbourne doesn't like' Jason Horne-Francis after a ruthless occurrence at the MCG. 3 min read.

We forget he’s 19, and at stages he’s had a lot of media coverage so early in his career.” Elliott was quickly back to his feet and nabbed the goal, but Burton will face a nervous wait ahead of the showdown against Adelaide on Saturday night. It was the exact kind of “chaos game” Port coach Hinkley said during the week his players were preparing for, but the Power had no answers for the Magpies’ firepower as they stormed to a 49-point halftime lead off the back of 10 individual goalkickers. “Melbourne maybe doesn’t like him as a town, I don’t know. The Magpies attacked ruthlessly to kick the Power out of the game inside the first half with a chain of nine unanswered goals, while their forward-half pressure was intense and left the Power looking listless as they searched for a way up the field. Port skipper Ollie Wines also criticised the crowd for their actions against a player still finding his way as a player and as a man.

Collingwood scorched Port Adelaide by 71 points at the MCG on Saturday and are now the team to beat, according to Power coach Ken Hinkley.

He dominated in his customary role on a wing, having eight touches and more than 200m gained alone in the first term. [Jon Pierik](/by/jon-pierik-hveju)is a sports journalist at The Age. The sharpshooter was awarded a free kick, and goaled from 25m. Ruckman Darcy Cameron was superb in the ruck, clearly having the better of a proppy Scott Lycett. Horne-Francis, booed at every opportunity by Magpies supporters, had only four touches and 29m gained in the first term. Jones had one touch to quarter-time, but Daicos still had nine, cleverly being used as the kick in to help break the tag. The evenness of the Pies was reinforced in that their opening nine goals were from different sources. “We have seen the benchmark, as far as early in the season. His ability to create was on show in a classic give and go with Scott Pendlebury in the third term, which led to a brilliant Daicos goal. The Power had Lachie Jones run a hard tag on Daicos, but it failed. Daicos, having accepted the pass lace out, put the afterburners on, and delivered a running goal from 40 metres. Daicos was almost unstoppable in a best-on-ground effort, shedding two tags on his way to 32 disposals, including two goals.