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Adelaide have stood down forward Tyson Stengle from AFL duties for yet another off-field matter.
Adelaide have stood down forward Tyson Stengle from AFL duties for yet another off-field matter.
The Adelaide Crows began their trade period by committing to a rebuild that probably started at the end of 2019.
After what at times felt like an eternity on Wednesday night, the 2020 AFL Draft has come to a close and 59 new AFL players have arrived at their clubs.
Much like the 2020 AFL season, this year’s National Draft will be both compromised and compressed.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan is the best prospect in the 2020 AFL draft.
Part 1 of the six-part series comprises the five players the Adelaide Crows, Brisbane Lions and Carlton Blues can least afford to lose in 2021, plus each side gets one honourable pre-draft mention.
Now that the AFL’s player exchange period has wrapped up for another year, attention is turning to the draft, which is scheduled as a one-day event on December 9.
The Adelaide Crows’ pride has taken a blow after they announced at the final minute on Wednesday afternoon that they would not match St Kilda’s bid for restricted free agent Brad Crouch.
The AFL trade period opens on Wednesday with Adelaide facing a deadline on whether to match St Kilda’s free agency offer to Brad Crouch.
There never has been and, let’s hope, never will be another AFL draft like 2020. The combination of compromise and pandemic will define this draft as likely the most complex and uncertain in AFL history.
There never has been and, let’s hope, never will be another AFL draft like 2020. The combination of compromise and pandemic will define this draft as likely the most complex and uncertain in AFL history.
There never has been and, let’s hope, never will be another AFL draft like 2020. The combination of compromise and pandemic will define this draft as likely the most complex and uncertain in AFL history.
A huge cleanout of players after the end of the 2019 season meant that the Crows started the 2020 season with much fewer top 100 game-players and goalscorers than before.
A huge cleanout of players after the end of the 2019 season meant that the Crows started the 2020 season with much fewer top 100 game-players and goalscorers than before.
A huge cleanout of players after the end of the 2019 season meant that the Crows started the 2020 season with much fewer top 100 game-players and goalscorers than before.
After months of rumour and intrigue, the AFL’s player exchange period will start today with the opening of free agency – allowing 2020’s free agents and their clubs of destination to at long last being making their moves.
Adelaide on-baller Brad Crouch wants to join AFL rivals St Kilda while defender Kyle Hartigan is also leaving the Crows.
With the impending finish to the weird and wacky 2020 AFL season, the silly season is about to begin. And the silly season means one thing: trade period.
Adelaide Crows players Brad Crouch and Tyson Stengle have been caught with illicit drugs and face fines and possible suspension from the AFL.
The last-placed Adelaide Crows will look to continue their strong finish to the year against the Richmond Tigers at the Adelaide Oval. Join The Roar for live scores from 5:10pm (AEST).
Following an episode of Footy Classified that featured on the screens of Channel Nine on Monday night, host Caroline Wilson posed the question in relation to the mentality of Carlton players chairing off Bryce Gibbs.
One more round, and the top eight still isn’t settled. Fantastic. Again, the ratings are pretty settled this week, as you’d expect in a round that had minimal upsets.
Two teams looking to finish the year on a high go head-to-head as the Carlton Blues play the Adelaide Crows at Metricon Stadium. Join The Roar for live scores from 1:05pm (AEST).
It’s been a tough year for all of us.
It’s been a tough year for all of us.
It’s been a tough year for all of us.
Adelaide have stood down forward Tyson Stengle from AFL duties for yet another off-field matter.
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Then he should receive alien-ent penalty.