1 week ago What Crows captain should have done to silence fans who booed victim of homophobic slur

What were Adelaide fans thinking when they heckled Collingwood’s Isaac Quaynor, the victim of Izak Rankine’s homophobic slurs?

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1 week ago Scoop in September LIVE: The Crows’ shocking statement as hugs, kisses and selfies triumph over boos

Follow Scoop in September for news, fresh views and whispers during footy finals.

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1 week ago Crows call for ‘respectful’ barracking after fans boo Collingwood’s Isaac Quaynor

Isaac Quaynor was booed mercilessly as more than 52,000 supporters packed into Adelaide Oval. He used that to put in arguably the best game of his career, right when it was needed most.

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1 week ago Crows address booing as Collingwood’s Isaac Quaynor speaks about difficult period

Isaac Quaynor was booed mercilessly as more than 52,000 supporters packed into Adelaide Oval. He used that to put in arguably the best game of his career, right when it was needed most.

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1 week ago Crows condemn booing as Quaynor speaks about difficult period

Isaac Quaynor was booed mercilessly as more than 52,000 supporters packed into Adelaide Oval. He used that to put in arguably the best game of his career, right when it was needed most.

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1 week ago ‘It’s not an ideal situation’: Quaynor lets play do the talking after relentless booing from Crows fans

Isaac Quaynor was booed mercilessly as more than 52,000 supporters packed into Adelaide Oval. He used that to put in arguably the best game of his career, right when it was needed most.

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2 w. ago Father Ted comedian arrested over trans posts, igniting free speech outcry

UK police arrested television comedy writer Graham Linehan, a creator of the Black Books and The IT Crowd series, after five officers met him at Heathrow Airport.

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3 w. ago The Rankine rule: How to close the loophole that helps a losing side

If we assume Izak Rankine’s presence boosts Adelaide’s chances on grand final day, it means the Crows will be better off having lost along the way than having cleared every hurdle.

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