AFL Fans' Unwavering Loyalty: Crows & Power

0:00It's April 24th. This is Adelaide News today. Local news powered by AI. Die Hard South Australian AFL fans are dropping their weekly tips straight from the heart of Crow's and power country. Jan Regan, president of the Crow's most remote supporter group on the air peninsula, travels seven and a half hours by car or shells out eight. $100 for flights to cheer her team. Meanwhile, Port Adelaide loyalist Ethan Weisman sticks by his side despite family rivalry from his Crow's loving brother. Regan has backed the Crow since their 1991 debut, calling them South Australia's pride. They just scraped the 1.3-L win over St. Kilda last weekend, with Taylor Walker banging in five goals and defenders Wayne Milera and Josh. World dominating disposals. She's eyeing a tight loss to Brisbane this round after two recent one-go hard breaks against them but sees a premiership window opening over the next four years, if injuries ease up, key players like Dan Curtin and Captain Jordan Dawson could return soon, while

1:02others like Calum A.G. linger a couple weeks out. Over in Powerland, Weisman shook off the three-point gut punch to Hawthorne, praising midfield guns, Zach Butters and Jason Horn. He predicts a close upset over Jalong on Anzac Day at Adelaide Oval, banking on Ruckman Jordan's sweet hot start with 28 hit outs per game. Average. These fans embody the grit that fuels Aussie rules. Passion, no matter the ladder spots, ports sitting 12th with two wins and four losses. Their loyalty runs deep, turning every match into family ritual and state showdown.