At Zero Hanger, we're all about the positives and focusing on every team. Even those that won't be featuring in September.

We've examined each of the bottom 10 sides and what their first priority should be heading into season 2020.

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Adelaide 

It's nearly panic stations down at West Lakes. Footy director Mark Riccituo apologised for telling fans to basically jump ship and they're heading into pre-season with the third-oldest list in the league. They don't need a huge list overhaul, but they do need to let some veterans go and head to the draft. All of Alex Keath, Hugh Greenwood, Sam Jacobs and Cam Ellis-Yolmen have garnered interest from rival clubs.

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Crows already hold pick No. 3 in the upcoming draft, it might be smart to offload some depth players and trade for additional draft spots, but the four mentioned above are all out-of-contract and could walk. Rumours of Bryce Gibbs, Eddie Betts and Josh Jenkins all used as trade-bait, the Crows need a shift but don't want to remove their complete identity.

GEELONG, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 28: Hugh Greenwood of the Crows celebrates kicking a goal during the round 15 AFL match between the Geelong Cats and the Adelaide Crows at GMHBA Stadium on June 28, 2019 in Geelong, Australia. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)
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1 COMMENT

  1. There should only be one side in Adelaide, if at all. It would be better to to have a team from Tasmania and no Adelaide team.

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