We take a look at the Adelaide Crows ahead of the Sydney Swans’ return to the SCG on Friday night.
The Crows are currently sitting ninth on the AFL ladder after the first four rounds having won two and lost two.
Support for Gary Rohan and family
Oppo: He'll be a rival tomorrow night, but think we're all pleased to see Gary Rohan back playing footy Get @sydneyswans team https://t.co/4xzwPRyCgs #weflyasone pic.twitter.com/I5T60LmHP5
— Adelaide Crows (@Adelaide_FC) April 19, 2018
Last week
The Adelaide Crows went down to Collingwood in front of their home crowd at the Adelaide Oval by 48 points last Friday night.
The Crows trailed for much of the contest after the Magpies got the jump on their opponents in the first quarter and never looked back.
It means the Crows have won two and lost two ahead of Round 5.
Ins and outs
Eddie Betts (hamstring), Rory Sloane (foot), David Mackay (concussion) and Darcy Fogarty will all miss the game after taking part in Adelaide’s match with Collingwood. Matt Crouch (hamstring) and brother Brad (groin soreness) are among the other key outs. Midfielders Riley Knight and Jordan Galluci and utility Andy Otten will play their first AFL games of the season as cover.
Adelaide coach Don Pyke
Last week was a poor performance for us. It's a good challenge for us tomorrow, an opportunity for a couple of players to press their claims #weflyasone
— Adelaide Crows (@Adelaide_FC) April 18, 2018
Debutant
Young midfielder Myles Poholke has been selected to make his senior debut for the Crows.
From Sorrento, Poholke was Adelaide’s second pick (No.44 overall) behind Gallucci (No.15) in the 2016 AFL Draft. Prior to being drafted, Poholke and Gallucci were teammates in the NAB AFL Academy.
Poholke is a, 186cm, 86kg, goalkicking midfielder who has displayed consistent form at SANFL level.