Player Watch #4 Dustin Martin
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This campaigner, what a *ing legend.
Seriously so good
was at the ground in 19 gf, the noise after his 4th goal so good
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His goal against Hawthorn is absolutely mental.
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Hahaha the salt in the comments is hilarious.
Awesome collection of plays from the GOAT!!!
smasha
It's Time!
A few more highlights added to the reel tomorrow.
Amra Ekta Cinema Banabo
The movie above which is the World’s longest running movie at 21 hours wouldn’t be enough time to hold Dusty’s highlights.
The bloke is a God.
Amra Ekta Cinema Banabo
The movie above which is the World’s longest running movie at 21 hours wouldn’t be enough time to hold Dusty’s highlights.
The bloke is a God.
You won’t see too many better player highlight montages than Dusty’s.
His goal in the 2017 Prelim where he breaks Corr’s ankles and bananas it through, effectively killing the game at the start of the 4th quarter is the one for me.
All forms of bodily fluids evacuated my body at that moment.
His goal in the 2017 Prelim where he breaks Corr’s ankles and bananas it through, effectively killing the game at the start of the 4th quarter is the one for me.
All forms of bodily fluids evacuated my body at that moment.
It's impossible to describe him.
After this years flag I'm just gonna enjoy watching him play until he retires. Hopefully that day is a long way away.
After this years flag I'm just gonna enjoy watching him play until he retires. Hopefully that day is a long way away.
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Lost my breath and voice in one hit at that moment
All the years of pain just came out in one long tribal yell
For me the 2017 PF was the best... and after that goal I was ecstatic
Was telling my brother and sister that he was pointing at me in the crowd after that goal ...
I thought it was Waddler
Dermie's comment didn't age well at all
Slightly worse than him even.
Amazing Dusty, how sweet the sound
That saved a wretch like me
I once was lost, but now am found
Was blind but now I see
That saved a wretch like me
I once was lost, but now am found
Was blind but now I see
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Who's that bloke carrying on like a dick on the Dusty tribute video on the club's Instagram?
It’ was that moment , swelled with pride that I thought we’d W the GF we were that damned good
Article on sen for the 250 game milestone man.
Snippet:
We all know the player.
The class, the power, the deft touch, the brute force, the tattoos, the medals, the success.
But we’re all trying to crack the code of what sort of bloke he is.
There is a perverse desire (among some of us) to truly understand what makes Dustin Martin tick.
What drives him? What influences him? What does he strive for?
Former Richmond assistant coach Justin Lepptisch has more clues to cracking the ‘Dusty’ code than the rest of us after spending years getting to know the man.
“He’s one of the most respectful people I’ve ever met,” Leppitsch told SEN.com.au.
“He’s not aloof at all. He might come across that way publicly.
“I live down in Mt Eliza and he’s always wanting to bring players over, come for dinner, he’ll kick the ball with the kids in the backyard, he’s that sort of guy.
“He doesn’t say a lot, and he doesn’t say a lot even behind the scenes as well, but he loves winning, he loves the team environment. That’s his life - his mates and the club and the team.
“I think that really is his family.”
On Saturday night when Richmond graces the hallowed turf of the MCG, Martin will join elite company.
At the age of 29, Martin becomes the 25th youngest player and the 11th fastest in the history of the game to reach the 250-game milestone.
It has taken him a little over 11 seasons to join the likes of Andrew McLeod, Chris Judd, Michael Voss, Matthew Pavlich, Gary Ablett Junior, Scott Pendlenury and Mark Ricciuto as one of the youngest to 250, missing only eight games over the journey.
Plus an interview with former Richmond president Gary March
The president at Punt Road from 2005 to 2013, March reflects on Dustin Martin's growth as a player and person ahead of his 250th game.
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Snippet:
We all know the player.
The class, the power, the deft touch, the brute force, the tattoos, the medals, the success.
But we’re all trying to crack the code of what sort of bloke he is.
There is a perverse desire (among some of us) to truly understand what makes Dustin Martin tick.
What drives him? What influences him? What does he strive for?
Former Richmond assistant coach Justin Lepptisch has more clues to cracking the ‘Dusty’ code than the rest of us after spending years getting to know the man.
“He’s one of the most respectful people I’ve ever met,” Leppitsch told SEN.com.au.
“He’s not aloof at all. He might come across that way publicly.
“I live down in Mt Eliza and he’s always wanting to bring players over, come for dinner, he’ll kick the ball with the kids in the backyard, he’s that sort of guy.
“He doesn’t say a lot, and he doesn’t say a lot even behind the scenes as well, but he loves winning, he loves the team environment. That’s his life - his mates and the club and the team.
“I think that really is his family.”
On Saturday night when Richmond graces the hallowed turf of the MCG, Martin will join elite company.
At the age of 29, Martin becomes the 25th youngest player and the 11th fastest in the history of the game to reach the 250-game milestone.
It has taken him a little over 11 seasons to join the likes of Andrew McLeod, Chris Judd, Michael Voss, Matthew Pavlich, Gary Ablett Junior, Scott Pendlenury and Mark Ricciuto as one of the youngest to 250, missing only eight games over the journey.
Plus an interview with former Richmond president Gary March
The president at Punt Road from 2005 to 2013, March reflects on Dustin Martin's growth as a player and person ahead of his 250th game.
Former Richmond president Gary March (23/4/21)
The president at Punt Road from 2005 to 2013, March reflects on Dustin Martin's growth as a player and person ahead of his 250th game.
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Durable. He could go on to break every record.
