When Port Adelaide drafted Ollie Wines in 2012, the Victorian's father had a blunt message for the AFL club: he'll only stay for two years.
But Wines, into his fifth season and about to play his 100th AFL match, wants to remain at Port for his entire career.
"I see guys move interstate these days for money, for home sickness, but the risk outweighs the reward - the grass ins't always greener on the other side," Wines told reporters on Thursday.
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