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The player your club should sign to a long-term deal - Vimarsana News

The player your club should sign to a long-term deal

The player your club should sign to a long-term deal By Which player should your club tie down to a long-term contract? Let’s just pretend your club has the salary cap space and there is no consequence to offering a multi-year mega deal. We have taken length of current contract into account when making these assessments. See who we think your club should hand a lengthy contract to below. Tom Doedee There are no clear standout candidates at the Crows so Tom Doedee gets the nod. The intercept defender position has become increasingly important in recent times and Doedee is building his craft...

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AFL 2021 Round 5 Stocks up, stocks down - Lion king returns, Saint's horror year continues - Vimarsana News

AFL 2021 Round 5 Stocks up, stocks down - Lion king returns, Saint's horror year continues

Adelaide Stocks up: Key backman Tom Doedee continues to have a solid start to 2021, and is one of a few Crows who can hold their heads high after their loss to Freo at home on Sunday. Doedee is calm with ball in hand, desperate without (his smothering work has been sublime) and is surely firming as the Crows' next skipper. Stocks down: From glorious highs one week, back down to earth the next, Shane McAdam had a day to forget. He kicked one goal and had just four touches on the day from 75 percent game time. We're going to need to see much more for his stocks to rise.

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Geelong beats North Melbourne by 30 points as Demons, Fremantle claim round-five AFL victories - Vimarsana News

Geelong beats North Melbourne by 30 points as Demons, Fremantle claim round-five AFL victories

Geelong beats North Melbourne by 30 points as Demons, Fremantle claim round-five AFL victories Posted 8 updated 1 Geelong forward Tom Hawkins competes for possession against North Melbourne. ( Print text only Cancel Geelong has scraped its way back onto the AFL winners' list, holding off a gutsy North Melbourne for an unconvincing 30-point win at Kardinia Park. In other results on Sunday, Melbourne beat Hawthorn to maintain its perfect start to the season and Fremantle get home against Adelaide. In Geelong, the Cats overcame a sluggish start and their own poor finishing to prevail 10.17 ...

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'He died in front of my eyes': Footy star's shock message - Vimarsana News

'He died in front of my eyes': Footy star's shock message

‘He died in front of my eyes’: Footy star's shock message Chelsea Randall’s inspirational message drew praise from around the country as a shocking revelation explained her admirable perspective. AFL by Ben Waterworth 14th Apr 2021 1:19 PM Adelaide captain Chelsea Randall says she's "devastated" to be missing Saturday's AFLW grand final but knows she has a responsibility to send an "important message" to grassroots football about concussion. Randall won't have the opportunity to lead the Crows to a third AFL...

Victorian clubs already circling top 10 draftee - Vimarsana News

Victorian clubs already circling top 10 draftee

Victorian clubs already circling top 10 draftee By Victorian clubs have been alerted to the go-home desire of top-end draft pick Fischer McAsey. McAsey, the No.6 selection in the 2019 National Draft to the Adelaide Crows, is considered almost certain to request a trade back to his home state at seasons end. The 196cm key position prospect from Caulfield Grammar hasn’t settled in South Australia and also has personal family reasons for exploring a move to a Melbourne-based club. McAsey last year played 10 games for the Crows, with coach Matthew Nicks using him at both ends of the ground whe...

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