Crows training shifted to Thebarton CROWS training is being moved from the very open - and waterlogged - Max Basheer to the lockable Thebarton Oval this morning under the guise of workplace safety. But the sudden move, without notice, may suggest the Crows are looking to work on issues identified during the mid-season break without prying eyes, particularly from the Gold Coast scouts. Adelaide (5-7) will resume against the Suns at Metricon Stadium on Saturday with great interest in how the coaching staff will seek to correct the game-losing points identified from the three-game losing streak to Fremantle, Richmond and Sydney before the break. The Crows insist the move to Thebarton was made at 8am after officials found Max Basheer Reserve to be unsafe and the main deck inside AAMI Stadium was unavailable as SANFL ground staff working on repairing the ground after it was cut up by Saturday's AFL game between Port Adelaide and Sydney. Not every Crow was sent to Thebarton this morning with several players who featured in the SANFL at the weekend - such as Graham Johncock and Richard Tambling - were kept at West Lakes. Star midfielder Patrick Dangerfield also stayed at West Lakes working indoors. But - to enhance the notion of a secret session unfolding - media crews at Thebarton Oval were asked to leave. The Advertiser photographer also was asked to stop taking photographs.