Adelaide Crows rep golf-themed outfits for Mad Monday celebrations
A disappointing 2024 has come to an end for the Adelaide Crows, who have boarded a bus dressed in golf outfits ahead of Mad Monday celebrations. See the pics here.
Crows
Don't miss out on the headlines from Crows. Followed categories will be added to My News.
The Adelaide Crows have kicked off a golf-themed Mad Monday after their “disappointing” 2024 season finally came to an end with a loss against the Swans on Saturday night.
Josh Rachele – who was seemingly made the Crows’ scapegoat during a highly controversial week – was seen donning a matching two-piece outfit, while retiree Rory Sloane boarded the team bus with four cartons of Hard Fizz sparkling seltzer in hand.
After a season they would rather putt behind them, the Crows’ Mad Monday antics are in full swing with the team decked out to tee off on a golf day. #7NEWSpic.twitter.com/FIZ9ZHuBpa
— 7NEWS Adelaide (@7NewsAdelaide) August 26, 2024
The Crows have been no stranger to media attention in the past fortnight, as a string of controversial on-field and off-field decisions caused uproar among the AFL community.
Their bold statement to drop rising forward Rachele was met with an abundance of criticism from fans around the country, with AFL legend Graham Cornes even comparing it to his 1994 decision to discipline Tony Modra for missing a team rehab session. Cornes, though, acknowledged Rachele’s axing was a “much bigger story”.
Reflecting on the season, ruckman Reilly O’Brien said the team “had high expectations” coming into the year, and were looking to “still be playing over the next couple of weeks”
“We think we have the team to do it but we weren’t able to do that with the way we played and being too inconsistent over the year. So, really disappointing year,” O’Brien said.
“We are a very proud club and we want to be in finals, not spectators at this time of the year so I am sure they (the fans) are frustrated.
“There’s a lot of things that go into that, it is not just one or two things, so we will work out what we can do better and how we can rectify this next year.”
Join the conversation
Why Crows wanted the kid who really wanted them
In the build up to the draft, rival clubs were split on what the Crows would do – take the homegrown talent or the powerful Victorian. But the decision was about far more than that.
Read more
SA draft whispers: Late intel on giant Sturt bolter, fellow prospects
It’s draft day, and there’s plenty of gun South Australian talent on offer to AFL clubs. MATT TURNER has the late mail on a Sturt bolter and where nine other players could land.
Read more