Nicks: The moment, the man and what we tweaked
The Crows were under plenty of pressure heading into their clash with Carlton, and looked down and out late until it all changed for the better to grab their first win of 2024.
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Voss concedes Blues ‘got it wrong’ in stunning Crows collapse
The Blues came from nowhere to steal victory from Freo at Gather Round, against the Crows it was the opposite, so what changed? Michael Voss addresses what went wrong late.
‘What a finish!’: AFL kings dethroned
Adelaide have won a classic AFL thriller, keeping their season alive and ending Carlton’s reign as the kings of the close finish.
One ladder where the Crows are actually on top
A nationwide analysis of AFL supporters has revealed some unique characteristics of footy fans.
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How Rankine defection back home could turn hellish
Desperate to retain their superstar Izak Rankine, the Gold Coast Suns have changed tack to warn him of the potential dangers returning to Adelaide could present. SA TEAMS
Collective Mind ‘fact check’ still crows about infamous camp
Despite the Crows boss asking for it to be taken down, the company hired for the pre-season camp has kept its “fact check” online. See how it matches players’ claims.
Jenkins lodges claim to see secret Crows camp report
Former Crow Josh Jenkins is pushing to reveal all about Adelaide’s notorious 2018 training camp, lodging an FOI to see SafeWork SA’s secret report.
Chairman’s response to speculation over Ricciuto’s future
A host of key Crows figures left the club after the camp saga, but football director Mark Ricciuto remains. Chairman John Olsen has his say in a full Q&A.
Crows issue heartfelt apology for infamous camp
The Adelaide Crows have issued a lengthy apology amid the ongoing fallout from the club’s infamous pre-season camp in 2018.
Crows coach taking active role in healing camp wounds
Key staff have mostly moved on but eight players who attended Adelaide’s infamous camp played in the Eagles win. Here’s how Matthew Nicks says the Crows are managing the fallout.
Infamous Crows camp exposes the club for what it is
The Adelaide Crows is one of the AFL’s most unsuccessful clubs – and the infamous 2018 camp is just one example why, writes Michael McGuire.
Cornes on the Crows camp: Two sides to every story
As inexcusable as parts of the Crows’ infamous camp were, its psychological toll on most players sounds benign compared with other clubs’ experiences, writes Graham Cornes.
Pyke’s apology in stark contrast to 2018 camp defence
After the shocking Crows camp revelations this week, former coach Don Pyke has apologised to Eddie Betts, Josh Jenkins and all Adelaide players and staff.
Jenkins’ shock Indigenous players exclusion claim
‘It was the beginning of the end for me as an Adelaide Crow’ – Josh Jenkins recalls the moment he says the club made a shock suggestion post-camp.
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