Crows, Port assistant coach Dean Bailey dies

Dean Bailey died this morning, aged 47. Source: News Limited Former Melbourne Demons coach and Adelaide Crows senior assistant coach Dean Bailey has died, aged 47, after losing his battle with cancer. CROWS senior assistant coach Dean Bailey died this morning. Bailey, 47, was diagnosed with cancer — that filled one of his lungs — in December. Adelaide...

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Footy loses one of the good guys

Herald Sun AFL writer Mark Robinson has paid his respects to the late Dean Bailey, remembering the former Demons coach as one of the game's greatest minds. THERE is great sadness at four football clubs today. With Dean Bailey's passing — he had just turned 47 — Essendon, Port Adelaide, Melbourne and Adelaide have not only lost good football person, but a good bloke....

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Lynch, Otten head list of winged Crows

Rory Sloane with the injured Tom Lynch who is in doubt for round one. Picture: Sarah Reed. Source: News Corp Australia INJURY-HIT Adelaide could start the AFL premiership season without seven first-choice players. While the Crows are waiting for medical specialists to decide the long-term fates of forward Tom Lynch (dislocated shoulder) and defender Andy Otten (strained lateral knee...

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Wines had plans to leave Port

Ollie Wines clears dishes off the ball under pressure. Picture: Michael Klein. Source: News Corp Australia PORT Adelaide midfielder Ollie Wines is highlighting the dramatic change at Alberton by pointing to how he was once prepared to run from the Power — and now will not even consider offers from rival clubs. "In the first few hours after the (2012 national draft) I was definitely...

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