Cousins' Crows-Port rivalry will kick on beyond AAMI Stadium ROGER Camerini and Jesse Catalano share the same blood but when it comes to football the cousins bleed different colours. Roger, 35, has been an Adelaide Crows members since the club made its debut in the league in 1991 and Jesse, 34, signed on to the Port Adelaide Power juggernaut in 1997. Ahead of Sunday's Showdown there has been the usual healthy banter between the Northgate residents about who will win. But on the day they will watch the game with a sense of nostalgia as the Crows and Power step onto AAMI Stadium for the last Showdown at the ground. "It is sad," said Jesse, a sales rep and musician, who will be watching the match from home with his wife Lauri, as the Showdown is a Crows home game. But having gone to Melbourne and seeing what having a city stadium has done in that city, there is no comparison. Power supporters, from left, Lauri Catalano, Kirsty Camerini and Jesse Catalano face off against Adelaide Crows supporter Roger Camerini and Roger's two daughters Sophie, 3, and Emilia, 5. Picture: Naomi Jellicoe. It has to happen, it's probably more convenient. It's a long way for us to AAMI. For Port supporters AAMI never felt like a home ground. Roger was 19 and Jesse was 17 when they joined more than 47,000 people at then Football Park on April 20, 1997, to watch the Power beat the Crows by 11 points in an upset in the inaugural Showdown. "I have disappointing memories," Roger, said laughing about that day. But seeing that crowd, that sell out crowd, was phenomenal. All my years of football have been at Football Park but we have got to move on. I reckon Adelaide Oval will be a great fit; the vibe will be a lot better and you'll be able to make a day of it. Roger will be going to the game with his dad, mum and other relatives, but his wife Kirsty will be staying home, as she is a Power supporter. "We have a rule during footy season, we don't talk about footy - it causes too many arguments at home," Roger said.