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AFL Round 16. 06/07/2018. Richmond v Adelaide at the MCG.  Adelaide's Darcy Fogarty tries to break the tackle of Richmond's David Astbury  . Pic: Michael Klein
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Back to the future for Fogarty

Darcy Fogarty is looming as Adelaide’s ultimate swingman as the Crows look to use the top draft pick as a defender after giving him a taste of life up forward.

Andrew Capel's Mock Draft 2018
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Andrew Capel’s mock AFL draft

It’s the best draft talent pool in years and the Power and Crows both hold strong hands in the all-important first round. Football writer Andrew Capel predicts how it could unfold on Thursday.

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Crows could create double history with flag win

Crows could create double history with flag win

FOR Adelaide to claim this year’s AFL premiership it will have to do what no other club has done for 18 years — win the flag without a top-10 draft pick. Replay Andrew Capel’s blog here.

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AFL Rd 12 - West Coast v Adelaide

Replay AC’s Friday footy blog

THEY are the Crows’ coffee club. Miss a goal when you could have given the ball to a forward line team-mate in a better position and it’s your buy. Andrew Capel explains. Replay AC’s blog here now.

The contender defender

The contender defender

HE’S an unfashionable defender not quite as upfront as Kane Cornes, who once knocked on the door of his coach’s house demanding to know why he hadn’t been picked. But Darcy Byrne-Jones is just as determined.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 05: Rory Sloane of the Crows tries to evade a tackle from Leigh Montagna of the Saints during the round 11 AFL match between the Adelaide Crows and the St Kilda Saints at Adelaide Oval on June 5, 2016 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Daniel Kalisz/Getty Images)

Super Sloane sidekick no longer

RORY Sloane has gone from Patrick Dangerfield’s faithful sidekick to superhero status at Adelaide. His stellar work has earned him a place in Andrew Capel’s mid-season All-Australian side.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 28: Rory Sloane of the Crows tackles Tom Scully of the Giants during the round 10 AFL match between the Adelaide Crows and the Greater Western Sydney Giants at Adelaide Oval on May 28, 2016 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Morne de Klerk/Getty Images)

How the Crows turned the tide

A MONTH ago, Adelaide’s backline was battling to hold back a flood of opposition ventures inside the 50m arc. The Crows have turned the tide in stunning fashion, says Andrew Capel.

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