PORTADELAIDEFC.COM.AU takes a look back on the week that was, and the stories that made it...

5. Phillips launches Power women's team bid

Erin Phillips stunned Australia with the announcement she'd give up her basketball career (highlighted by two WNBA championships, an Olympic silver and world championship and commonwealth gold medals) if Port had a women's team.  The daughter of former Port Adelaide captain Greg Phillips committed to joining Port Adelaide as a player if it is awarded a licence for the national women's competition. Read more

4. New wings for Wingard

In a week of key announcements, none were bigger than Chad Wingard's three-year contract extension. The deal will keep him at Port Adelaide until at least the end of the 2019 season - along with fellow All-Australian Robbie Gray and skipper Travis Boak - at which point he'll be 26 years old.  Read more

3. Boak pens new deal

Boak's contract was the most talked about announcement, with the Power captain all-but-certain to be a Port Adelaide man for life. He'll be well over 30 when his contract next expires.  Read more

2. Story howler lights up the net

Ouch. Typos is a headline can and do get overwritten across the internet every day. Unfortunately when you're announcing highly anticipated news, it can tend to be picked up. Read more

Needless to say, we'd love to see Travis Boak stay at Port Adelaide forever... Forever... Forever... 

1. TV puppet the key to Boaky

And speaking of Boaky, the Power's first announcement - as with all of last week's news - was preceded by a clue. This one was a head-scratcher, but ultimately pretty simple: Scott Tracy is the pilot of Thunderbird One. TB1. Get it? Read more