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Crows coach Matthew Nicks is the least-resourced coach in the AFL today – and the results show with a winless team. Michelangelo Rucci looks at how this will change – and who at the Adelaide Football Club will make the key decisions.
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Australian football is confusing this year, not just because AFL teams are playing “home” games thousands of kilometres from home. Michelangelo Rucci looks at the mess with the league’s umpiring.
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Rob Chapman says he will vacate the chair at the Adelaide Football Club at the end of the AFL season in October. Who will succeed him as the Crows’ fourth chairman? Michelangelo Rucci looks at the field.
EXCLUSIVE | Former AFL boss Wayne Jackson says he’s “keen to help” the struggling Adelaide Crows as an advisory role looms – but, like other big names being touted, including a hotel magnate and a SANFL great, he’s rebuffed approaches to replace Rob Chapman at the helm of the board, reports Michelangelo Rucci.
Never before in its 30 years as an AFL powerhouse has the Adelaide Football Club faced so many questions on its future. In the concluding part of his review, Michelangelo Rucci seeks some answers.
Beyond a refit of the Crows football team, the Adelaide Football Club also has its off-field leadership poised for change. Michelangelo Rucci considers the power plays to take charge of South Australia’s biggest sporting team, in part three of his four-part series.
