Port Adelaide's sacked board member Warren Tredrea says he's concerned at the actions of "a number of important people" at the AFL club.

Tredrea, the club's sole AFL premiership captain, has been dismissed from the Power's board after refusing to apologise for an anti-Semitism row.

Port reviewed Tredrea's board role after he hosted a podcast with a guest who allegedly promoted far-right views.

The guest, British Army veteran AJ Roberts, was criticised by the Jewish Council of Australia for promoting "far-right anti-Semitic conspiracy theories" and Holocaust denials on the podcast.

Tredrea said he had spent "an enlightening couple of years" on the Port board.

"I am concerned about the actions taken by a number of important people at our club which have led to (my) dismissal today," Tre

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