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FRIDAY APRIL 11 2014 SPORT 29 V1 - NTNE01Z01MA ST KILDAVADELAIDE TV CHANNEL 7, FOX SPORTS 3, 2.30PM RADIO FIVEAA, TRIPLE M, ABC891 $2.13 2.50PM, SUNDAY AT ETIHAD STADIUM $1.72 IN J.Steven, T.Lee, J.Bruce, J.Billings OUT S.Gilbert (Foot) IN B.Martin, S.Shaw, C.Ellis-Yolmen OUT DEF miD FwD int S.Dempster 24 L.Delaney 21 J.Newnes 16 K.Hartigan 41 B.Rutten 25 R.Laird 29 N.Wright 34 J.Gwilt 33 F.Ray 22 B.Reilly 3 D.Talia 12 B.Smith 33 J.Webster 29 L.Hayes 7 J.Geary 14 D.Mackay 14 P.Dangerfield 32 R.Sloane 9 T.Hickey 1 D.Armitage 20 L.Dunstan 36 S.Jacobs 24 R.Douglas 26 M.Crouch 44 C.Jones 4 N.Riewoldt 12 L.Montagna 11 M.Wright 11 J.Jenkins 4 M.Jaensch 10 E.Templeton 43 R.Stanley 28 S.Savage 5 E.Betts 18 J.Podsiadly 1 J.Petrenko 23 FROM: J.Steven 3, T.Lee 9, J.Billings 15, T.Curren 26, J.Bruce 27, J.Saunders 35, B.Maister 37 FROM: S.Thompson 5, L.Brown 16, S.Kerridge 17, S.Shaw 34, B.Martin 36, M.Grigg 38, C.Ellis-Yolmen 28 LAST TIME R8, 2013 ADELAIDE 12.15 (87) ST KILDA 6.11 (47) SYDNEY VNORTH MELBOURNE TV FOX FOOTY, 12.30PM RADIO ABC891, FIVEAA $1.43 12.40PM, SUNDAY AT SCG $2.85 IN C.Bird, D.Towers, T.Nankervis OUT NEW T.Nankervis , D.Towers IN M.Firrito, R.Nahas, L.Anthony, J.Tippett OUT DEF miD FwD int N.Smith 40 T.Richards 25 D.Rampe 24 A.Mullett 41 N.Grima 17 N.Dal Santo 15 N.Malceski 9 H.Grundy 39 R.Shaw 2 S.Atley 18 S.Thompson 16 L.Greenwood 24 L.Jetta 32 JP.Kennedy 12 D.Hannebery 4 S.Gibson 43 R.Bastinac 3 B.Jacobs 5 M.Pyke 38 J.McVeigh 3 K.Jack 15 T.Goldstein 22 D.Wells 8 B.Harvey 29 R.O'Keefe 5 L.Roberts-Thomson 30 B.McGlynn 21 L.Thomas 12 A.Black 35 B.Cunnington 10 T.Mitchell 6 L.Franklin 23 L.Parker 26 D.Currie 1 D.Petrie 20 L.Hansen 6 FROM: C.Bird 14, H.Cunningham 7, T.Derickx 19, J.Laidler 11, T.Nankervis 13, G.Rohan 16, D.Towers 22 FROM: B.McKenzie 2, L.Anthony 4, M.Firrito 11, L.Adams 13, L.McDonald 21, R.Nahas 28, J.Tippett 36 LAST TIME R3, 2013 SYDNEY 20.11 (131) NORTH MELBOURNE 13.14 (92) FREMANTLEVESSENDON TV FOX FOOTY, 4PM RADIO ABC891 $1.80 4.10PM, SUNDAY AT PATERSONS STADIUM $2 IN C.Sylvia, Z.Dawson, C.Pearce, Z.Clarke, M.Taberner, J.Simpson OUT G.Ibbotson (Shoulder), C.Mayne (Ankle), M.Walters (Ankle) IN L.Jetta, T.Colyer, D.Van Unen OUT DEF miD FwD int Z.Dawson 3 L.McPharlin 18 L.Spurr 34 M.Baguley 12 C.Hooker 26 M.Hurley 18 D.Pearce 6 M.Johnson 37 P.Duffield 41 D.Heppell 21 D.Fletcher 31 M.Hibberd 1 C.Sutcliffe 33 R.Crowley 15 D.Mundy 16 B.Stanton 5 J.Watson 4 H.Hocking 39 A.Sandilands 31 T.Mzungu 13 S.Hill 32 J.Carlisle 22 D.Myers 23 J.Merrett 20 H.Ballantyne 1 M.Pavlich 29 M.de Boer 9 B.Howlett 40 J.Winderlich 8 D.Zaharakis 11 H.Crozier 17 Z.Clarke 30 L.Neale 27 P.Chapman 3 J.Daniher 6 B.Goddard 9 FROM: J.Hannath 38, N.Suban 8, T.Sheridan 11, J.Simpson 14, C.Pearce 46, C.Sylvia 4, M.Taberner 20 FROM: J.Ashby 14, L.Jetta 7, K.Hardingham 34, D.Van Unen 33, T.Colyer 32, J.Melksham 17, M.Gleeson 35 LAST TIME R3, 2013 ESSENDON 10.12 (72) FREMANTLE 9.14 (68) ROUND 4 YOUR FIRST STOP FOR FOOTBALL/superfooty Collingwood ruckman Brodie Grundy leaps high against Geelong Picture: WAYNE LUDBEY SIMON Madden only required one viewing of Collingwoods Brodie Grundy to determine the young man had it. It was late last year when the Magpies played Essendon at the MCG while ruckman Grundy wasnt dominant during the encounter, Madden saw enough. And Madden knows a thing or two about the ruck caper having played 378 games in the key role he also kicked 575 goals while resting forward between 1974 and 1992. He played against a varied group, from the aggression of Don Scott to the sheer size of his brother Justin or the brilliant ruck technique of Damian Bourke. Madden attributed some of his success to lessons taught by his one-time Essendon ruck coach John Sam Newman. I was taller than Sam, fitter and more athletic when we played against each other but he kept getting the ball. He knew when to jump and how to position himself so he could get purchase on an opponent, Madden said. From the little I have seen of Grundy he understands what to do. The first time I saw him I thought he must have been around for a while until someone told me he was 19. He just looked like a seasoned ruckman right from the start. Some players just have it and he is one. Madden was speaking before a round in which West Coast ruckman Dean Cox was primed to become the games record holder for the Eagles, passing the 276 that Glen Jakovich played. Madden admires the athleticism of Cox, describing him as like a taller version of Jim Stynes. He uses the ball well on both sides and can go forward and kick goals, which is so important in todays game, Madden said. Green Grundy wins high praise Soft Crows on endangered list A TOUGH talking Brenton Sanderson has vowed the winless Crows will play with more aggression against St Kilda on Sunday in a match which could define their year. Describing the Etihad Stadium clash as a must-win, Sanderson says Adelaide must play with a bit more intensity and a bit more aggression to get their season back on track. The team has been criticised for being too nice and not unsettling the opposition, which has led to star midfielder Patrick Dangerfield being battered from pillar to post. But Sanderson said that was about to change. The better sides in the competition bring that (aggression) every week, he said. So thats an area we think we need to improve on. Sanderson doesnt believe the Crows lack tough players, they just need to play more team-oriented football to help each other out. Critical of the lack of contributors in the opening three rounds, Sanderson has called on players to produce a complete team performance to avoid starting 0-4 a record which would virtually end the Crows finals chances in the opening month of the season. Its a mentality issue, Sanderson said of the sides apparent lack of fight. Sometimes in your desire to win you try to get the ball where sometimes the best thing you can do for the team is to block for Dangerfield, or block for Rory Sloane, so he can get the ball in space. Sanderson said spirits remained high at the club, despite a horror start to the season which has the club sitting second bottom. ROUND 4 YOUR FIRST STOP FOR FOOTBALL/superfooty