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Nicks confident of his future after Crows face Brisbane loss

Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks says he stays confident in his job. The Crows lost a semi-final to Brisbane by 53 points.

Matthew Nicks said he is the right person to lead Adelaide forward. This was after the Crows' 53-point loss in their semi-final on Friday.

After a straight sets exit last year, Adelaide at least won their elimination final this season. Nicks said he has strong support from the club's leaders.

He believes the young squad is getting better each year. Nicks did not ask for promises about his job.

He showed confidence in his talks with the club's leaders. The coach said that winning three more finals matches would not be easy.

He plans to keep working with the club to build on this season's progress.

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Why it mattersA coach's confidence after a heavy loss shows if a club believes in its direction. Or if it faces a change.

AustraliaAdelaide supporters will take stock of whether the Crows' trajectory under Nicks justifies another year to develop their young list.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 12 d ago

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