Geelong coach Chris Scott criticises the crowd at Adelaide Oval and calls for arrangements that allow coaches to access the playing field separately. Multiple outlets report Scott’s comments in connection with the venue’s crowd control and entry processes. He argues that coaches should have a distinct route to reach the field, separate from general spectator or public pathways, and raises concerns about how crowd movement affects or interferes with that access. The reports describe the criticism as directed at the Adelaide Oval crowd rather than at any specific individual, and frame his request as an operational change for match-day procedures. Across the sources, the key point is Scott’s call for a separate path for coaches to ensure easier and safer entry during games at the stadium. The articles do not provide additional detail on what triggered the remarks beyond the broader situation regarding crowd interactions and field access.