Rory Sloane will play on for a sixteenth AFL season after signing a one-year contract extension with Adelaide.
The 254-gamer has made a profitable comeback from a knee reconstruction final 12 months, enjoying each sport this season.
“I love where this club is heading, both on and off the field,” Sloane stated in an announcement on Tuesday.
“I’m excited by the growth we have seen this year.
“While we clearly practice and play in an elite surroundings, I’ve typically spoken about there being a neighborhood footy membership really feel in regards to the place and it is what I like.
“There are lots of genuine people looking out for each other.”
Sloane, who turns 34 subsequent March, is a former captain and twin membership champion after being recruited by Adelaide with choose 44 on the 2008 draft.
“Rory is as competitive and determined as any player in the league and he is everything you want in a leader,” Adelaide’s record supervisor Justin Reid stated.
With two home-and-away rounds remaining, the Crows are in twelfth spot on the ladder however are just one win shy of the Western Bulldogs in eighth place.
Source: www.perthnow.com.au
