As my career is coming to the back end, I feel the time is right for someone else to lead this great Club.
It has been a great privilege to lead this Club for the last five years, through some great times and some very sad and challenging times.
These times have made me realise what's really important in my life - family, mateship and making the most of the time we have in the game we all love.
I have made the decision to stand down so I can focus on enjoying my footy and spending time with my family.
When Walshy come to me and said I want you to lead this group... I’ll be honest, I said no.
What a silly answer that was, because this Club means so much to me.
The role has helped me grow, mature, learn and seek to understand others’ views but most of all I’ve enjoyed the challenge of leading this Football Club.
You can’t hold a leadership position without the support of many others and my team mates, coaches, mentors and many Club staff have played a major role in shaping who I am.
The Adelaide Crows have a long and proud history and this year has been one of the toughest.
We owe it to ourselves and the fans and members to get this club back to where it belongs and that’s playing finals footy every year.
I will always be grateful to the Adelaide Football Club for this opportunity and look forward to a big 2020.
