Cornes: Finally, we’ve seen a tough, battle-hardened Adelaide
It hasn’t been easy following the Adelaide Crows over the last eight seasons, but Friday night’s classic washed away all the past disappointments, writes Graham Cornes.
It hasn’t been easy following the Adelaide Crows over the last eight seasons, but Friday night’s classic washed away all the past disappointments, writes Graham Cornes.
Someone had to pay the price, however, no one has yet to address the most obvious factor of Laura Kane’s tenure. Is it because she is a woman that she is so severely scrutinised? Writes Graham Cornes.
The result against Fremantle make little difference. Ken Hinkley is now face-to-face with the brutal destiny AFL always had in store for him, writes Graham Cornes.
Not many country legends have been admitted to the SANFL Hall of Fame, but there is definitely room for one more with this man, writes Graham Cornes.
Words are the new weapon and it seems too many of today’s footballers are easily hurt, writes Graham Cornes.
There was once a time when a footballer could play his whole career without being reported or suspended, writes Graham Cornes. Have your say.
There must be a way of giving every player the opportunity to win an Anzac Day Medal, should it only be Essendon and Collingwood who share the biggest stage on Australia’s most sacred day? Writes Graham Cornes.
Umpires are a soft target because they are mainly anonymous, but the AFL could make it a little easier to like them, writes Graham Cornes.
Crows fans may have disappointed by their loss at the hands of Patrick Dangerfield this week, but Gather Round football is the real winner, writes Graham Cornes.
I wonder how my old letters compared to Tony Modra’s fan mail or Josh Rachele’s DMs, writes Graham Cornes.
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