Legends form a Showdown dream team
WHO are the greatest players in Showdown history? Michelangelo Rucci picks his dream team.
WHO are the greatest players in Showdown history? Michelangelo Rucci picks his dream team.
ADELAIDE should tear up Brenton Sanderson’s old contract and hand him a new three-year deal.
TAKE a second to picture what it would be like to have a Crows reserves team playing in the amateur league next year.
POWER’S decision to “go to war” to keep all of the Magpies in the SANFL and to create an AFL reserves team is a battle lost before it begins.
THE Essendon drugs scandal could hit every club in the AFL when it comes to sponsorship dollars.
IT’S hard not to fancy Port Adelaide’s chances on Sunday in the final AAMI Stadium Showdown.
IF you see Adelaide Crows coach Brenton Sanderson dancing through the main streets of Rio in a G-string, don’t be surprised.
ON Thursday afternoon Crows CEO Steven Trigg received a most encouraging phone call – Showdown XXXV had sold out.
FORMER Essendon fitness guru Dean Robinson may have poured his heart out on TV, but much of it was irrelevant to the drugs debate.
MAYBE Adelaide’s silent assassin, Rory Laird, needs to make more noise.
REMEMBER when David Koch had to contend with the question of how he could be the Power’s president while based in Sydney?
POWER skipper Travis Boak is calling on his team’s defensive mantra to win the last Showdown at AAMI Stadium.
PLAYERS’ reputations are made and broken in big games and Showdowns are the biggest matches outside of finals for the Crows and Port.
THERE are points in the SA Football Commission’s plans for a Crows reserves team that can’t be accepted by league directors.
THERE are three big-ticket items on the SANFL’s agenda that are dragging on.
IT is time for the Power to say the F word. Let’s see how Ken Hinkley’s playing group handles the pressure.
IT was as a teenager in the early ’80s on one of Port’s traditional post grand final crabbing days, that I saw it at its most brutal.
EVERYONE makes mistakes and none of us are perfect, but many are quick to condemn champion cyclist Stuart O’Grady.
PORT was prepared to compromise its nickname (from Magpies to Power) and its famous black-and-white jumper just to enter the national AFL in 1997.
FOOTBALL has moved against racism over the past 20 years on the field, but it is far from complete on the terraces.
THE AFL match review panel system is a joke. Fans are up in arms, the game is on the nose and I’ve had enough.
IT took WA two years to resolve the reserves debate, don’t expect SA to do the same in just two months.
VOICES from the terraces have been laying into Nathan van Berlo but to question his captaincy at this stage is a bag of nonsense.
Original URL: https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/afl/expert-opinion/page/112