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Fatherly inspiration continues in Australian football with at least 17 father-son – and father-daughter – combinations set to feature in this season’s A-League and Westfield W-League competitions.
Melbourne City captain Scott Jamieson’s connections trace right back to 1977, when the National Soccer League kicked off and dad Alex lined up for Sydney Olympic before joining Parramatta Eagles, playing 83 games in five seasons, including a return to Scotland in between.
In total, 50 such combinations have taken the field and at least 17 (14 male and three female) whose dads played NSL and even A-League are set to feature this season.
That number will almost certainly expand with famous names such as Costanzo, Cassio, Markovski and Kim to reappear in the top tier of Australian football.
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The Adelaide Crows began their trade period by committing to a rebuild that probably started at the end of 2019.
Losing three players in the free agency and trade period, compared to six last year, the Crows made a decisive further six delistings to free up limited list space.
Picking at the top of the draft for the first time in their history (sorry Crows fans, but you were due a wooden spoon eventually), Adelaide bid on Jamarra Ugle-Hagan to make the Bulldogs pay full value for the next generation academy (NGA) prospect, which was both fair for all clubs and recognition of the consensus number one player.
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Was Adelaide s 2020 draft performance proof they re a spooked club?
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Has Adelaideâs issues retaining interstate players at their club factored into their draft decision making?
The Crows took five players in Tuesday nightâs National Draft, four of which were local products.
This included top selection Riley Thilthorpe at pick two and draft bolter Luke Pedlar at pick 11.
Adelaide has been hit hard by the trade period in the last decade, with Phil Davis, Jack Gunston, Patrick Dangerfield, Jarryd Lyons, Jake Lever, Charlie Cameron, Mitch McGovern, Eddie Betts, Hugh Greenwood, Cam Ellis-Yolmen, Alex Keath, Kyle Hartigan, Brad Crouch, Rory Atkins and more departing the club.