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BARRETT: Why football matters so much, and so little, to Jordan Dawson
As the Crows skipper superbly leads Adelaide amid a torrent of grief, his teammates have vowed to support their skipper anytime and anywhere, writes Damian Barrett
THERE is nowhere to hide in an AFL match, where between first and last sirens all combatants are exposed to an unforgiving, brutal workplace.
Adelaide captain Jordan Dawson loves this part of the football ritual. He thrives in competing against the best and is always plotting ways to break opponents, and last Thursday night, for the 165th time in a 10-year career with two clubs, he diligently went to work in a match at Adelaide Oval.
Coaches’ votes Round 13: Dawson’s big-game impact recognised after Cats thriller
Crows Captain Jordan Dawson’s inspirational performance in Adelaide’s one-point win against Geelong on Thursday night has earned him a perfect 10 in the AFLCA Coaches’ votes.
The 29-year-old was brilliant in the middle, and damaging in attack, finishing the match with 22 disposals, nine tackles, seven clearances, seven marks, three goals and 486 metres gained.
Young gun Dan Curtin was also prolific, and received eight votes following his team-high 26 disposals, five clearances, five marks, one goal and 527 metres gained.
Forward and Vice Captain Alex Neal-Bullen rounded out the vote-getters for Adelaide with one, after amassing 15 disposals, five tackles, three clearances and kicking a goal.
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