Adelaide midfielder Brad Crouch back in training at West Lakes after minor injury setback
Missing Adelaide midfield link Brad Crouch is back on track after his injury scare as the Crows ramp up the intensity ahead of the JLT Series.
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Missing midfield link Brad Crouch is back on track after his injury scare.
Adelaide has released images of Crouch locking horns with co-captain Rory Sloane in match simulation at West Lakes.
Crouch, sidelined for Adelaide’s 2018 campaign by a chronic groin injury that required surgery, was on modified training after hurting his foot last month.
However, 65-game on-baller Crouch played in a club internal trial on Thursday and will be available for Adelaide’s March 2 JLT series opener against Port Adelaide in Port Pirie.
A fit midfield with Sloane, Bryce Gibbs, Hugh Greenwood, Matt and Brad Crouch, Cam Ellis-Yolmen and possibly Wayne Milera is central to Adelaide’s resurgence this season.
Cranking the intensity right 🆙 at this morning's match sim #weflyasone pic.twitter.com/rPqhbdnIsr
— Adelaide Crows (@Adelaide_FC) January 31, 2019
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