AFL star slapped with monster suspension
Richmond’s triple premiership player Nathan Broad has been handed a monster suspension for an ugly sling tackle.
Adelaide
Nicks calls for patience as inconsistency kills Crows again
Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks has pleaded for patience from Crows fans after another frustrating loss to Richmond showed the inconsistencies plaguing his team.
Gallery: Oval roars back to life for Crows
Adelaide Crows fans turned up in force for the home game against Richmond on Saturday.
Bias prevails: Obvious problem in Crows’ appeal for justice
One line used to justify upholding Shane McAdam’s ban makes absolutely no sense, writes Graham Cornes.
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Former Dogs star among Crows’ job cuts
Adelaide has been forced to stand down 80 per cent of its staff to reduce costs in the wake of the coronavirus, and a former SANFL star is among those to lose their jobs.
Randall runs as rehab continues
Two-time premiership winning Crows co-captain Chelsea Randall on returning from an ACL, the challenges that 2020 has brought and the newest love to come into her life.
Players won’t be able to pay mortgages: Crouch
Adelaide’s Brad Crouch says some players won’t be able to pay their mortgages as AFL wages are slashed following the league’s COVID-19 shutdown.
Part-time players can save all 18 clubs: Sheedy
Kevin Sheedy, who was a back-pocket plumber in his playing days at Richmond, believes a return to a semi-professional competition could be the way footy survives the catastrophe coronavirus has caused.
How Crows are staying ‘connected’ during coronavirus crisis
First-year Adelaide Crows coach Matthew Nicks says he and his players are using a variety of online tools to keep in contact with one another while separated during the coronavirus outbreak.
Careers cut short by COVID-19 shutdown
With severe playing list cuts likely in 2021, if play does not resume this year due to COVID-19, we may have seen the last of some big names in Power and Crows colours, writes Kane Cornes.
Crows and Port handed sponsor lifeline
Major sponsors have pledged to stand between the Adelaide and Port Adelaide football clubs and COVID-19 financial ruin.
Crows AFLW coach wants to continue in top role
It is an unpredictable time as the football industry deals with the coronavirus crisis, but Crows AFLW coach Matthew Clarke says he’d like to extend his role into the future.
Crows stars in the dark about AFLW impact
Adelaide stars Courtney Cramey and Ebony Marinoff say they haven’t received any indication from the club about how the COVID-19 shutdown will impact the AFLW competition into the future. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST.
‘There’ll be pressure in the coming years’: Nicks
Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks on his key message to the Crows on Monday as he sent them away on a break with no definitive date of return.
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