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Trade and draft review: Crows begin rebuild A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The Adelaide Crows began their trade period by committing to a rebuild that probably started at the end of 2019. Losing three players in the free agency and trade period, compared to six last year, the Crows made a decisive further six delistings to free up limited list space. Picking at the top of the draft for the first time in...

Port Adelaide fans will be marking one date in their 2021 calendars: April 9. Its when 2020s minor premiers, Port, will be looking for revenge for its preliminary final defeat at the hands of Richmond, when they take on the Tigers in Round 4, at Adelaide Oval in a blockbuster Friday night game.     Its one of a number of marquee games handed to the Power by the AFL in the opening six rounds of the 2021 season, including a night game against St Kilda at home on Anzac Day. Meanwhile, the ...

Mick McGuane rates every AFL team’s midfield from 1-18 AFL by Mick McGuane Premium Content Subscriber only Geelongs ability to win the ball and use it effectively from inside the contest to outside the contest has the Cats boasting the premier midfield of the competition, according to former Collingwood and Carlton player Mick McGuane. The Pies premiership player and dual All-Australian ranks the Cats engine room at No.1 in the league. McGuane based hi...

3 months old This article is more than 3 months old Ugle-Hagan pick No 1 for Western Bulldogs Maurice Rioli Jnr was selected by Richmond with pick 51 Jamarra Ugle-Hagan poses for a photograph with parents Alice and Aaron after being announced as the No 1 pick. Photograph: Michael Willson/AFL Photos/Getty Images Jamarra Ugle-Hagan poses for a photograph with parents Alice and Aaron after being announced as the No 1 pick. Photograph: Michael Willson/AFL Photos/Getty Images AustralianAssociatedPre...