Adelaide coach Brenton Sanderson fires back at critics of the Crows Adelaide Crows coach Brenton Sanderson says the AFL should trust its clubs more. FRUSTRATED Adelaide coach Brenton Sanderson has fired back at critics of his battling Crows by declaring he will not listen to them. "We will structure up the way we want - not the way you want," said Sanderson . "We're very clear on how we want to play," added Sanderson, who - for the first time in his short AFL coaching career - is behind the count with a 1-2 record. In the wake of the nine-point loss to Port Adelaide, Sanderson has been under fire for how he has prepared his team in the pre-season, how he has structured the midfield and attack since losing ruckman-key forward Kurt Tippett, his team selections and his game plan. But Sanderson says it is all easy outside his coach's box. "You watch how people evaluate us, they move magnets around and draw lines ... it's good in theory," said Sanderson. I haven't really listened to what's been said on the outside. Sanderson's stoic tone at his weekly press conference at West Lakes pre-empted a stern response at selection. In naming his 25-man squad to form the basis of the 22 to play the Western Bulldogs at AAMI Stadium on Sunday, Sanderson last night lost faith in midfielder Bernie Vince. The 2009 club champion is the only player to fall out of the Adelaide 22 while captain Nathan van Berlo is lost to a knee injury. The match 22 will be named this evening. Sanderson is very clear on the attitude his players must now show. "We need some players who can play on edge for 120 minutes," said Sanderson. We need consistency of performance. I'd rather play players we can trust to give us that intensity and that passion for a full game and not just fits and spurts. There has to be change. We've had two very poor games (against Essendon and Port) and one very good game (against Brisbane). The good sides don't just turn up every now and again; they turn up every week. On the points made in external post-mortems of the Showdown loss, he responds: PLAYING two dedicated ruckmen: "We are playing two dedicated ruckmen (Sam Jacobs and Josh Jenkins) at the moment, so?" PLAYER FITNESS: "Did (those critics) watch round two (against Brisbane)? They were very happy with our performance in the last quarter against Brisbane. We're certainly fit enough. It's not an issue. TEAM HUNGER: "Maybe they (Port) were a bit hungrier than we were last week. Maybe round three we saw a team a bit hungrier than us.