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James Tamou wants to be able to look his North Queensland teammates in the eye when he says goodbye and exits Townsville at the end of the NRL season, but at the moment the representative prop fears that wont be the case.Three successive losses has the Cowboys premiership defence on the brink of collapse.Their top four hopes are very much up in the air and skipper Johnathan Thurston has warned his North Queensland teammates if they dont quickly get their act together they will miss the finals altogether.That would be an unthinkable end to a celebrated Cowboys experience for Tamou, who was a key plank in their breakthrough 2015 title success and will take up a four-year deal with Penrith at seasons end.That would be heartbreaking, no way would I want to leave the Cowboys (without finals), Tamou said.There is that motivation for me personally for sure, and as a team we are just not quite there at the moment.Tamou said the Cowboys hunger to be the first side to claim back-to-back titles since Brisbane in 1992-93 remained.Greeny (coach Paul Green) has really installed (the hunger) into us and the question is there: Is last year enough? and it is not, Tamou saidThat hunger is there and with it being my last year here I want to make the most of it.The Cowboys face the Warriors, Canterbury and Gold Coast over the final three rounds. 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Adelaide rode the bumps and ultimately ran away with a 22-point AFL win over Melbourne in an end-to-end contest at the MCG on Sunday.In a freewheeling match, the Crows emerged triumphant with an 18.12 (120) to 15.8 (98) victory to extend their winning streak to six.Adelaide improved to fifth on the ladder, joining five other teams with 10-4 records, by finishing stronger than the valiant Demons.Playing on was not an umpires direction but a way of life at the MCG, where both sides brought an attacking intent to the contest.Adelaides midfield machine and attacking firepower proved the difference, one year to the day of the death of Crows coach Phil Walsh.The Crows boasted six multiple goalscorers and an even spread of contributors in the middle, led by Brad Crouch and Rory Sloane.Taylor Walker, Eddie Betts and Richard Douglas kicked three goals each.Despite the loss there would be few Melbourne fans among the 29,133 in attendance that would leave unsatisfied with the Demons effort.Nathan Jones was the games elite performer with 33 disposals, while Jeff Garlett was their spark in attack with four goals and a hand in more.The Crows stole an early break on an errant Melbourne, taking a 17-point lead at quarter-time.Meelbourne banished their errors and roared back into the contest.ddddddddddddLed by Garlett, Paul Roos side kicked eight second quarter goals as their run-and-gun style bore fruit and a halftime lead.It was then Adelaides turn to surge as their midfield took over to win the first 10 clearances of the third term.Walker and Betts helped the Crows to five goals in nine minutes to wrest control back.Still the Demons came, finishing the third quarter just nine points in arrears.Their challenge was snuffed out by a disciplined Adelaide side in the final term as they kept Melbourne at bay.A tackle count of 100-74 would have delighted Crows coach Don Pyke, who was most pleased about recovering a halftime deficit.To our players credit, they found a way in the end, he said.We had a good conversation at halftime about what happened in the second quarter ... the players then owned that and went out and put it into action.Roos rued the Demons slow start after halftime.Theyre very good for playing for 120 minutes. We felt that five, ten minute patch in the third (quarter) was the difference, he said. ' ' '