How it Tipp-ed over for the Crows
THE Adelaide Crows are still feeling the effects from the Kurt Tippett fallout – and just to rub it in, he’s playing in a Grand Final.
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Sloane denies hand in Sando sacking
CROWS co-captain Rory Sloane insists he has no blood on his hands from Adelaide coach Brenton Sanderson’s sacking last week.
Dew a ‘fantastic’ candidate: Francou
FORMER Power star Josh Francou endorses Sydney assistant Stuart Dew as a strong candidate for the Adelaide Crows coaching job.
Clarkson sticking with Hawks, won’t join Crows
UPDATE: Hawthorn premiership coach Alastair Clarkson has fired back at claims he will quit the Hawks to join the Adelaide Football Club next year.
Danger on Pies’ radar if Beams goes
COLLINGWOOD will demand a player of the calibre of Adelaide’s Patrick Dangerfield if they lose Dayne Beams to Brisbane.
Dees not ruling out Dangerfield play
PAUL Roos says the Demons haven’t offered Patrick Dangerfield a contract but believes trading of free agents early is imminent.
Can Crows find a coach to wow the fans
THERE are two balconies at the Adelaide Football Club at West Lakes — each telling a symbolic story.
How a Crows fan turned to the Power
ADAM Isitt, a Crows fan his whole life, had been led to believe the best hate was always reserved not for one individual, but a whole club: Port Adelaide. But now he’s had a change of heart.
Ricciuto: This is how we’ll find new Crows coach
LAST week the board of the Adelaide Football Club made the extremely tough decision to part ways with senior coach Brenton Sanderson.
Priddis the Crow that got away
MATT Priddis is the feel good Brownlow medallist who slipped through the net a decade ago at West Lakes — becoming an Eagle instead of Crow.
Players played role in Sando sacking
CROWS co-captain Patrick Dangerfield has avoided profiling the new Adelaide Football Club senior coach saying: “The board chooses the coach”.
Dangerfield not off trade table: Roo
ADELAIDE board member and club legend Mark Ricciuto hasn’t ruled out the club trading superstar Patrick Dangerfield but said it would do everything it could to keep him.
Harley: Crows cannot just blame Sando
GEELONG premiership captain Tom Harley is warning untried AFL coaches to avoid the Adelaide Football Club as it seeks Brenton Sanderson’s replacement. VOTE NOW
Sanderson’s gone — it’s time for Roo to step up
WHO is the best man to replace Brenton Sanderson? Perhaps it’s the former Crows captain who recently joined the board, writes Chris McDermott. TAKE OUR POLL.
Sumich on Adelaide Crows’ short list
ADELAIDE has targeted Fremantle assistant coach and former Eagle Peter Sumich in the wake of Brenton Sanderson’s sacking.
Sando sacking may hit Crows’ footy spend
ADELAIDE will be hoping a million-dollar payout to Brenton Sanderson will be exempt from the AFL’s new cap on football department spending.
Ken Hinkley consoles sacked Sando
PORT Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley has consoled sacked Crows coach Brenton Sanderson, but he is not offering him a return to Alberton.
Crows players stopped listening to Sando
BRENTON Sanderson went to work on Wednesday morning believing the club believed in him. No Crows coach has been so blindsided since Gary Ayres in 2004.
Crows’ tough call was cruel but fair
THE Adelaide Crows made a tough decision in sacking Brenton Sanderson, but what else could they have done? Should they tolerate mediocrity?
Van Berlo: Sacking Sando was the right call
ADELAIDE captain Nathan van Berlo has described the board’s decision to sack coach Brenton Sanderson as a tough call that had to be made.
Adelaide Crows 2014 Report Card
DO Patrick Dangerfield and Rory Sloane measure up as elite midfielders? Who will be the new coach? See our verdict, have your say.
Hinkley shows support for Sanderson
PORT Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley has telephoned sacked Crows coach Brenton Sanderson to maintain the solidarity among AFL coaches.
Jonas proves fitness ahead of Hawks clash
PORT Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley is staying firm with his unchanged line-up for Saturday’s AFL preliminary final against Hawthorn.
A Crow blow as door shuts on blindsided Sando
SACKED Crows coach Brenton Sanderson went to work at the Adelaide Football Club on Wednesday morning believing he was planning for next season.
Danger denies players led Sando’s sacking
CROWS co-captain Patrick Dangerfield has taken issue with being named in a “Gang of Five” players who demanded coach Brenton Sanderson’s sacking.
Ricciuto confident star Crows will stay
MARK Ricciuto said he would be “shocked” if Patrick Dangerfield, Rory Sloane or Taylor Walker left the club when they came out of contract next year.
Axed coach still had time to smile in tough final minutes
DESPITE it all there was room for laughter from Brenton Sanderson on Wednesday. But it was more the laughter of a perplexed man seeking understanding, than it was of a man enjoying himself.
Crows’ coaching options focus on a winner
THE Crows’ search for Brenton Sanderson’s replacement — with a preference for a tested coach — could become more difficult if Gold Coast enters the market.
Sanderson: I never saw it coming
SACKED Crows coach Brenton Sanderson says he never saw his axing coming, speaking to the media at West Lakes for the first time since his shock dismissal. WATCH THE PRESS CONFERENCE HERE
Clear path for Dew to go to Crows
THE Swans won’t stand in the way of the senior coaching ambitions of assistant Stuart Dew, who’s now outright favourite to coach Adelaide.
Simon Goodwin to coach Dees in 2017
ADELAIDE has missed out on coaching candidate Simon Goodwin after the former Crows captain decided to join Paul Roos at Melbourne.
‘Crows players didn’t hold gun to our heads’
ADELAIDE chairman Rob Chapman has denied a player revolt led to the sacking of Crows coach Brenton Sanderson, who will hold his own press conference at 4pm CST. WATCH IT LIVE HERE
Swans won’t stand in Dew’s way
THE Sydney Swans won’t stand in Stuart Dew’s way if the Adelaide Crows come calling after sacking senior coach Brenton Sanderson.
Crows go into lockdown mode
ASSISTANT coaches and club personnel have entered a midday staff meeting to address the axing of coach Brenton Sanderson at Adelaide’s West Lakes headquarters.
Players were prepared to walk: Penberthy
A POSSE of leading Crows players were prepared to abandon the club if Brenton Sanderson kept his job, claims David Penberthy.
Key Crows lost faith in Sanderson as coach
BRENTON Sanderson pays the price for losing the faith of key players as Adelaide starts a nationwide search for its seventh coach..
Goodwin an early favourite to replace Sando
FORMER Crows captain Simon Goodwin is the early favourite to replace sacked Brenton Sanderson as Adelaide coach.
No new coach waiting in wings, says Roo
MARK Ricciuto is adamant Adelaide does not have a replacement for sacked coach Brenton Sanderson waiting in the wings after its extraordinary decision to axe him. VOTE NOW
Crows board acted for the good of the club
WHILE the sacking of Crows coach Brenton Sanderson was brutal, it was not swift. The dissatisfaction has been fomenting for some time, says Graham Cornes.
Sacking Sanderson ‘a bit harsh’
THE bloke in the hi-vis shirt, pushing a mop through the atrium at Adelaide’s West Lake headquarters, even he was dumbfounded by the coach’s sacking.
Adelaide sacks coach Sanderson
NEGATIVE feedback from players helped seal the fate of Adelaide coach Brenton Sanderson, who has been sensationally sacked with two years left on his contract.
Fagan asks the right questions — now for answers
OPINION: NEW Crows CEO Andrew Fagan hit upon a key point in his first media presentation. The club’s trophy cabinet has not been opened for some time.
O’Keefe in the mix to join Crows coaching staff
SYDNEY premiership hero Ryan O’Keefe is a contender for the new support panel for senior Crows coach Brenton Sanderson.
New Crows chief’s big, bold vision
NEW Crows chief executive Andrew Fagan wants to build a bigger Adelaide Football Club … with a bigger trophy cabinet.
No AFL baggage, no SANFL link
ANALYSIS: At least the Crows have smashed one image. The “old boys club” is gone.
Expect biggest auction in AFL history for Danger
WHEN Crows midfielder Patrick Dangerfield becomes a free agent in 13 months, expect a bidding war that will redefine the AFL.
Truck on the way to a new role at Punt Road
RETIRED Adelaide Crows full-back Ben Rutten has taken a job as an assistant coach with Richmond for 2015.
Heppell named 22Under22 captain
ESSENDON gun Dyson Heppell has been named the AFL Players’ 22Under22 captain for the second successive season.
Talia‘s right, talent alone won’t do it for Crows
DANIEL Talia wants more leadership responsibilities at the Adelaide Football Club and he’s proven he does not need to be in the Crows leadership group to give direction at West Lakes. VOTE NOW
Shortlist of Crows CEO contenders on table
TODAY, the interviews that count begin in the Kingmaker Mark Ricciuto’s court to choose the next Adelaide Football Club chief executive.
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