Darel Hart was a classy player proved to be more than a handful for the opposition even in his twilight with the Crows.
Whatever your thoughts on Stephen Rowe the radio buffoon truth is he played a big part along with Andrew Jarman in the early years to help build a team atmosphere around the club through his jovial behaviour and light hearted view on issues that arose during those times. On the playing side of things he should of played a lot more for the crows, was stuck behind the two Mc's in his preferred position and suffered from being at Norwood with staunch screw the crows over crusader Neil Craig, couple that with a personality clash with Cornsey it was no surprise he was apparently an Emergency nearly 40 times. Was an underrated & ultimately underused player, especially in '93 where he had some handy contributions during the home & away season.
Kris Massie was an ordinary player, just sat on a bench for long periods of time under Ayres, then floundered as a defensive wingman/half back having no impact under Craig, one of those players like Scott Stevens who I believe Neil Craig saw himself in. Was a better player than coach... just.
Brent Reilly was an ok servant of the club, served his purpose well in Craig's Super Crowbots of '05-'06, then had a standout year in 2012 playing by himself in the backlines, in between those time periods he was on par with Massie.
D.Jarman's mystic is perpetrated by his Grand Final performances which in time has become the stuff of legend, as a player when he came to Adelaide in '96 it was off the back of finishing 3rd in the Brownlow and he carried that form through 1996 & part of '97 after that it could be argued he became rather more sporadic in his performances, but when he did turn it on they were easily the best individual efforts performed in a crows guernsey. Hard to argue that there will be a better #3 at the club, definitely won't be one who'll win 2 GF's off his own boot again.