Winless Crows desperate to shake slump … anyone for golf?
They’re anchored to the bottom of the ladder and in desperate need of a reboot, so the Crows hit the golf course to break their funk – and our photographer was there.
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Why Port insists they’re not running out of legs
As Port Adelaide’s Tom Rockliff brings up game number 200, the veteran midfielder said he won’t be slowing down despite the Power using the least amount of players this season. See where your team ranks.
‘He was my hero’: Boak driven by memories of his dad
Travis Boak was just 16 when he lost his dad. He has opened up on the man he calls his ‘hero’, why his perspective on Father’s Day has changed and why it’s motivation to help those struggling in isolation or in need.
Tour Down Under will go ahead – with or without the full crowd
The Santos Tour Down Under will go ahead in January regardless of the pandemic – but it’ll be missing one of its biggest drawcards in some of the international competitors.
You made your bed: Will tough call cost Power home finals?
South Australia had its chance to become the saviour of the AFL, or at the very least play its part in the game’s reboot, but made a stance in the name of public health. Will that call cost the club a chance to host the Grand Final?
Disaster avoided: Why Pies are walking a fine line
Nathan Buckley admitted after his side’s win against Adelaide that the Magpies could have picked a better 22 than the one that took the field. But where does that leave the balance between resting and top four or finals?
Nicks pinpoints players ‘letting down’ winless Crows
Coach Matthew Nicks said Adelaide was its own worst enemy in its 24-point loss to Collingwood as the Crows lurched to within six games of being the first team in 56 years not to win a match.
Teams: Hurley rested as Dons tackle hectic schedule
Essendon will rest star defender Michael Hurley as it prepares to play two games in five days, while Gold Coast will unveil another first-round draft pick in the last game of Round 11.
Why young Crow was terrified of the ocean
Halls Creek is 800km from the nearest beach and young Crow Shane McAdam admits he was terrified of the ocean. Here’s how the determined Indigenous star faced his fear.
Measured Nicks ‘not always Mr Nice Guy’
If Matthew Nicks is feeling the pressure then he is certainly not showing it. Reece Homfray reveals how the Crows’ main man has remained so measured, as Brodie Smith explains how his coach is striking the right balance.
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