Port Adelaide snapped its five-game losing streak crushing Greater Western Sydney Port Adelaide have smashed the Giants by 75 points in Kane Cornes' record breaking 256th game for the Power. Port Adelaide defender Tom Logan celebrates kicking a goal against GWS. GREATER Western Sydney showed more aggression off the field than on it as Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley demanded greater respect for his club after a resounding win at Skoda Stadium. "There was a fair bit of pressure on our club today," Hinkley said after the 75-point victory helped erase the memory of last season's shock loss to the Giants. We mentioned the fact that they thought it was their grand final. We deserve a bit more respect than that I reckon in the competition. We've worked really hard this year. The simmering tension between the Giants and their cross town rivals flared again when GWS president Tony Shepherd had a thinly veiled swipe at Swans chairman Richard Colless over his continued failure to support a second AFL team in Sydney. In paying tribute to David Koch for the great work he has done as the new Port president, Shepherd delivered a backhander to Colless. "Kochie has also been a big promoter of the expansion of AFL in western Sydney and I thank him for that," Shepherd said. It's a pity that all AFL presidents past and present can't get behind us in the AFL on this expansion. The Giants are annoyed Colless has again talked down western Sydney when asked about the possibility of luring Hawthorn's Lance Franklin to the Giants. GWS entered yesterday's match brimming with confidence after beating Port last season and staying with Geelong for three quarters last weekend. However, a switched-on Port smothered the Giants from the start, keeping them to just one goal in the first half to build a 68-point lead at halftime. Kane Cornes was best afield with 34 possessions in his record-breaking 256th game for Port, passing Warren Tredrea's 255. Cornes, 30, said the players did not talk about last season's loss. "Obviously it was a disappointing day for the club but we're six wins now and we only won five for the whole of last year," Cornes said. After five successive wins to start the season under a new coach and president, Port had lost five in a row. It was men against boys yesterday, with Port's percentage-boosting win leaving it sitting just outside the final eight. The Giants remain winless. Giants coach Kevin Sheedy said of his young and inexperienced side: "Our start was really disappointing. We mishandled the ball. There was no sureness in our play like there was the week before when we kicked five goals in the first quarter. Giants coach Kevin Sheedy addresses the media after his side's loss to Port Adelaide.