Adelaide Crows

Fagan joined the Club late in 2014 and guided the Crows through some of their most challenging and demanding times, and periods of sustained performance in both AFL and AFLW. His leadership was crucial as the Club regrouped following the unexpected passing of former Senior Coach Phil Walsh in 2015,

Adelaide Crows chief executive Andrew Fagan has quit the AFL club. The Crows will seek to find a replacement as soon as possible for Fagan, who joined the club in 2014. "In recent times we have made a number of key decisions,

Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks has opened up about the off-season effort which put the club in a “really good position” ahead of season 2021. During Wednesday’s Crows Live broadcast, Nicks told AFC Media that COVID-19 border closures and a keen playing group meant many stuck around over Christmas to put …

Champion Data have ranked all 18 AFL teams based off the difficulty of their 2021 Draw and (despite snagging the wooden spoon last season) The Crows have ranked in at number 1! Ditts showed this to Roo this morning on the show and it's safe to say he is NOT.

With that in mind, Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes discussed players at both Port and Adelaide and Adelaide who they would like to see make a positional jump. Cornes identified developing Power forward Todd Marshall as one who could quite possibly benefit from a slightly varied role.

The 46-year-old, who played 311 games for Adelaide and was inducted in the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2016, said his former club were not “strong enough in their convictions” after a wide-ranging review was conducted at the end of 2019.

Adelaide has a busy year in front of them, with 21 players set to come out of contract at the end of 2021 and Kane Cornes has ranked the 10 players the Crows would be most keen to lock away. While clubs normally have a lengthy list of out of …

TOM DOEDEE is widely considered Adelaide's captain-in-waiting, with the defender's influence at the Crows stretching far beyond spoiling, stopping and intercept marking in the back half. And Doedee, who falls out of contract at the end of this season,

Crows Bernie Vince and Andy Otten have today agreed to contract extensions with the Adelaide Football Club. Crows general manager football operations Phil Harper said: “Both Bernie and Andy are important players for our team and enjoy being involved with our football club.

Adelaide assistant coach Paul Hamilton says senior coach Neil Craig's people skills have contributed to the Crows' 3-1 start to the season. He's a good manager