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<p>Adelaide Crows superstar Andrew McLeod is one of the greatest AFL players of the modern era. Since his debut in the AFL in 1995, he has had a triumphant career, winning two premierships and two Norm Smith medals, and been recognised with countless other awards. His diverse roots - Indigenous and Scottish - have combined to give him both awesome skills and a fierce determination, earning him the respect and reverence of players and fans alike.<br><br>Yet despite the glories, McLeod's story has rarely been easy. Off the field, he has been dogged for years by a debilitating knee injury and devastating personal conflicts that have threatened to take him away from his beloved club and game forever.<br><br>Now he's telling his story - of how a young boy from the Northern Territory became one of the legends of modern football, and an Indigenous role-model.</p>