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Looking back: Crows enjoy Lincoln visit

Mitch Davidson, Hugo Curran and Fergus Curran with Crows players Reilly O'Brien, Nick Murray and Ned McHenry. (Supplied)
Mitchell Paterson

Adelaide Crows supporters and Eyre Peninsula football lovers were treated to a visit by Crows ruckman Reilly O’Brien, forward Ned […]

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