Adelaide Crows

I’ve always wondered how the discussion goes between Greg Phillips who won eight premierships with the Port Adelaide Magpies, his son-in-law Shaun Burgoyne who has won four in the AFL and is the games record holder for indigenous players,

West Coast has lost their midfield coach Nathan Van Berlo, with the former Adelaide captain set to return to his old club for the 2021 season.

Less than two years after demanding a regular game by stunning the field in a 2km time trial to start pre-season, Adelaide ruckman Reilly O’Brien is now its club champion.

Ruckman Reilly O’Brien has capped a breakout season, winning his first Malcolm Blight Medal at Adelaide’s Club Champion presentation on Friday night. The 25-year-old finished on 81 votes, edging out 2018 Club Champion Rory Laird (80) and defender Luke Brown (76) in a dramatic count at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

O'Brien (81 votes) claimed the Malcolm Blight Medal in a nail-biting finish ahead of 2018 winner Rory Laird (80) and defender Luke Brown (76) at the Adelaide Convention Centre on Friday night.  It was O'Brien's first top-10 finish in just his second full season at AFL level,

It was top versus a team yet to break through – and the Saints prevailed to remain undefeated. But the Crows pushed them all the way at AAMI Stadium on Saturday

Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks has confirmed the club has made contact with Mark Williams as they look to reshape their coaching department. There’s been plenty of change at the Crows since their season came to an end,

Off the Record’s back with a surprise hot tip to replace Rob Chapman as Adelaide Football Club chairman, plus Christopher Pyne becomes a governor and one of Premier Steven Marshall’s spin doctors moonlights for a rival.

Geelong superstar Patrick Dangerfield has made a record-equalling eighth appearance in the All-Australian team and been selected as captain for the first time. The 30-year-old continued his perfect streak of being named in the AFL’s best 22 every year since his high-profile move to the Cats from Adelaide in 2016.

The AFL couldn't get to Shanghai for its annual game in China this year for obvious reasons, but that hasn't stopped the Adelaide Crows eSports side getting into the mega-city. The Crows' eSports team,