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Kingsley 'hopeful' on Greene, with another forward 'more likely' to depart (opens the original)
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GWS COACH Adam Kingsley says he is "hopeful" inaugural Giants Toby Greene and Stephen Coniglio will remain, while conceding Coleman medallist Jesse Hogan is likely to join Jake Stringer in exiting the club. The Giants' season came to an end in a 24.13 (157) to 15.11 (101) defeat to Adelaide, with the club set to wait on the future of several key players, including captain and club legend Greene, who is considering a move under free agency to a Victorian club. CROWS v GIANTS Full match coverage a
Crows lock in top six with big win over Giants (opens the original)
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TAYLOR Walker's emotional six-goal haul has lifted Adelaide to a 56-point win over GWS and securely into the AFL's top six The Crows avoided the wildcard finals after Walker and Izak Rankine (35 touches, four goals) starred in a 24.13 (157) to 15.11 (101) triumph on Saturday night. CROWS v GIANTS Full match coverage and stats Adelaide hold fifth spot overnight, but will slip to sixth should Hawthorn's expected win over lowly West Coast on Sunday eventuate. Veteran forward Walker was playing his
Swans fend off gritty Bombers, lock in top two (opens the original)
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SYDNEY has locked in 2nd place on the AFL ladder with a solid 36-point win over Essendon at the MCG. The Swans dominated from the start and, despite some resistance from the Bombers, easily won 17.10 (112) to 11.10 (76) in the Sunday twilight game at the MCG. BOMBERS v SWANS Full match coverage and stats Errol Gulden racked up a career-best 47 possessions, and Charlie Curnow kicked four goals as he closed in on his third Coleman Medal. While the Bombers were never going to stage a massive upset,
Crows survive Tigers scare to stay in top four hunt (opens the original)
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ADELAIDE have survived an almighty scare from Richmond to escape with a nine-point win and keep their top four hopes alive. The Crows came from 13 points down in the third quarter to triumph 9.9 (63) to 7.12 (54) at a rain-soaked Adelaide Oval on Saturday night. CROWS v TIGERS Full match coverage and stats Adelaide (56 premiership points) are fifth on the ladder, just 0.2 per cent behind fourth-placed Brisbane. Sixth-placed Melbourne are also on 56 points. Star Crow Izak Rankine was a standout w
Crows eye top four chance, Dons lament late-quarter fades (opens the original)
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MATTHEW Nicks says Adelaide's fate is in their own hands after the Crows returned to the top four with a comfortable 72-point win over Essendon. Essendon started brightly with the first two goals, but Adelaide kicked the final five of the first term and never looked back, romping to a 23.7 (145) to 11.7 (73) win at Marvel Stadium. BOMBERS v CROWS Full match coverage and stats "We've just got to continue to win now. Destiny's in our hands," Nicks said. "I guess in a way we've earned the position
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