Port Adelaide cannot help but think about playing finals football now Port Adelaide coach, Ken Hinkley, says 'we just kept going, we just kept trying' and it was that attitude that led to their memorable comeback win. Adelaide coach, Brenton Sanderson, says he is 'very disappointed, we shouldn't have lost that game', going on to blame 'silly errors'. Hamish Hartlett looks to dish off a pass as he's being tackled. PORT Adelaide has finally muttered the "F" word. Ace midfielder Hamish Hartlett says the Power players are finding it tough not to think about making this year's finals after the remarkable come-from-behind four-point win against Adelaide in Showdown XXXV. "We haven't been in this position for the past few years so obviously it is in the back of the mind," Hartlett said after Port came from 20 points down with nine minutes left to beat the Crows on Sunday. Chat LIVE with Rucci from 12.30pm today But we're not going to get there until we get a couple of more wins. We know if we do the right things and execute in each game we'll be okay. But we do want it. Port coach Ken Hinkley has gone to great lengths to hose finals talk down at Alberton, saying his team will get what it deserves. Wingard steals epic Showdown But with 11 wins already, the Power needs just two more victories to guarantee its first finals spot since 2007. One more win in the last four rounds could be enough to see it play in September. Port Is likely to play the rest of the season without utility Paul Stewart, who broke two bones in his left forearm during the first quarter of Showdown XXXV. Crows' chances destroyed again He has had surgery and will be sidelined for between four and six weeks.