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Top Crow praises Craig
ADELAIDE best-and-fairest winner Richard Douglas has credited coach Neil Craig for his rise from fringe dweller to top Crow.
No high marks for bottom eight sides
AS the eight finalists fight it out for the flag, the bottom eight teams will be looking to the future. Here's how I rate each club's year.
Douglas voted best Crow
MIDFIELDER Richard Douglas won the Malcolm Blight Medal as Adelaide's best-and-fairest on Friday night.

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