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Friday, July 6, 2012

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Port AdelaidePower vs AdelaideCrows
Place : AAMI Stadium
Time : Saturday, July 7, 7.10pm (ACST)
Head To Head : Played: 32, Port Adelaide 17, Adelaide 15
Last Time : Adelaide 16.14 (110) def Port Adelaide 14.7 (91), Round 5, 2012 at AAMI Stadium

Walking Wounded:

Adelaide will be lacking gun forward Taylor Walker, who accepted a three-match ban for his dump tackle on Richmond’s Steven Morris on Saturday, except injury-wise the Crows look like entering this weekend lacking a single primary-listed player unavailable. Captain Nathan van Berlo should acquire his place this Saturday after shrugging off the effects of a head knock which led to him suffering blurred vision and being subbed out at half-time of the Tigers clash. Forward Ian Callinan copped a horrible corked calf against Richmond but looks like he’ll be presented and teenager Jarryd Lyons, who has missed three games with a foot problem, is on track to be cleared to come again in the SANFL.

Power skipper Dom Cassisi has scarcely trained in recent weeks due to an ongoing hip flexor matter and is in doubt for Showdown XXXIII, but star midfielder Travis Boak should come back from the foot surgery he underwent after Round 10. Jackson Trengove (finger) and Mitch Banner (knee) are together a fortnight away, while Hamish Hartlett and Cam Hithcock will be sidelined with their hamstring complaints for three extra rounds. Jay Shulz (abdomen) is still at least a month absent from resuming and Jacob Surjan, who was a late withdrawal against Geelong, will have his hip tested.

Port Adelaide Past Five:
Round 14: Loss, 8.13 (61) – 14.15 (99) v Geelong, Simonds Stadium
Round 12: Loss, 8.9 (57) – 13.17 (95) v Western Bulldogs, Etihad Stadium
Round 11: Loss, 9.8 (62) – 16.12 (108) v Hawthorn, AAMI Stadium
Round 10: Win, 14.15 (99) – 6.9 (45) v Carlton, AAMI Stadium
Round 9: Win, 17.16 (118) – 10.10 (70) v Gold Coast, Metricon Stadium

Adelaide Past Five:
Round 14: Win, 17.4 (106) – 13.9 (87) v Richmond, AAMI Stadium
Round 13: Loss, 13.11 (89) – 17.19 (121) v North Melbourne, Etihad Stadium
Round 12: Win, 17.13 (115) – 16.15 (111) v St Kilda, AAMI Stadium
Round 10: Win, 17.9 (111) – 12.10 (82) v Fremantle, Patersons Stadium
Round 9: Loss, 6.13 (49) – 10.15 (75) v Collingwood, AAMI Stadium
Round 8: Win, 19.10 (124) – 8.7 (55) v Carlton, Etihad Stadium

Players List of Adelaide:
B: Daniel Talia, Ben Rutten, Michael Doughty
HB: Brodie Smith, Sam Shaw, Brent Reilly
C: David Mackay, Patrick Dangerfield, Bernie Vince
HF: Richard Douglas, Shaun McKernan, Rory Sloane
F: Jason Porplyzia, Kurt Tippett, Matthew Wright
Foll: Sam Jacobs, Scott Thompson, Nathan van Berlo
I/C: Chris Knights, Brodie Martin, Ricky Henderson, Tim McIntyre
Emg: Richard Tambling, Tom Lynch, Luke Brown
In: Shaun McKernan, Ricky Henderson, Tim McIntyre
Out: Taylor Walker (Suspension), Jared Petrenko (Foot), Ian Callinan (Calf)
New: Tim McIntyre (Sturt)
Milestones: Sam Jacobs – 50 games

Players List of Port Adelaide:
B: Jacob Surjan, Alipate Carlile, Paul Stewart
HB: Tom Logan, Troy Chaplin, Darren Pfeiffer
C: Kane Cornes, Travis Boak, Bradley Ebert
HF: Danyle Pearce, Justin Westhoff, John McCarthy
F: Chad Wingard, John Butcher, Brett Ebert
Foll: Matthew Lobbe, Matthew Broadbent, David Rodan
I/C: Andrew Moore, Ben Jacobs, Aaron Young, Thomas Jonas
Emg: Jackson Trengove, Jarrad Redden, Daniel Stewart
In: Jacob Surjan, Travis Boak
Out: Cameron O’Shea, Brent Renouf (Knee)

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Friday, June 10, 2011

Adelaide Crows Vs. West Coast Eagles AFL,Round-12, Live Stream on June11,2011

Crows Vs Eagles
Time : 2:40 P.M (LOcal)
Date : Saturday, June 11,2011
Venue : AAMI Stadium

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Introducing Adelaide Crows Football Club:

The Adelaide Football Club, nicknamed The Crows is an Australian Rules football club based in Adelaide, South Australia, in performance in the Australian Football League (AFL). The club was created in 1990 as a compound team owned by the SANFL and played its opening game in the 1991 season. Adelaide has been famous in recent years for its professionalism and competitiveness, having competed in eight of the most recent ten finals succession, as well as a strip of five straight from 2005 to 2009. The Crows are the single club in VFL/AFL record to be unbeatable in grand final matches. They are also one of only two VFL/AFL clubs to have not at all had an inexpressive spoon end. The club is at present coached by Neil Craig. The club is based at Football square in West Lakes and the club song is "The Pride of South Australia", to the tune of the Marine's Hymn.

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Introducing West Coast Eagles Football Club:

The West Coast Eagles are an Australian Rules football association which plays in the Australian Football League. The organization is based in Perth, Western Australia. The club was founded in 1986 and played its opening games in the 1987 season. Its present home ground is Subiaco Oval. The club also played sports event at the WACA Ground between 1987 and 2000. From the time when entering the contest, the Eagles have become one of the most affluent and victorious clubs in the AFL, winning the 1992, 1994 and 2006 premierships and were runners-up in 1991 and 2005. The club has also formed two Brownlow Medallists, four Norm Smith Medallists, a Coleman Medallist, two winners of the Leigh Matthews award and had at least one player in the All-Australian squad in all but four seasons.

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