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Dustin Martin
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Christ, when I saw this thread bumped I immediately thought that Dusty had a corkie.
Guthrie looks like the type to order smashed avo in his kebab.
That's it, craig.
Reckon Dusty will pull the trigger tonight.
The Lions game was just a prelude to what he can bring to September action.
I just re-watched that game to get myself warmed-up for tonight. It's my favorite Richmond game bar none. Dusty was unbelievable and the crowd's reaction was amazing.
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Opponents of every shape and size were sent to him – lambs to the slaughter the lot of them.article on Dusty / Tiges in the Guardian today
Dustin Martin comes of age but crocodilian menace remains | Jonathan Horn
Richmond have smoothed some rough edges and expectations of the in-form Tiger are high for Friday’s AFL preliminary finalwww.theguardian.com
Earlier this year I was reading Stephen Fry's book Heroes (about the ancient Greek legends), and that quote reminded me of Heracles.
I don’t remember danger after half time.
SelWood and Ablett tried bloody hard but it didn’t help.
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Dusty needs to burn those boots he wore last night; never to be worn again. He kicked like a mule most of the night. Hopefully he still has the yellow Pumas from 2017.
But otherwise he was typically Dusty like. Not as dominant as last week but still had significant influence on the result. What a player!
But otherwise he was typically Dusty like. Not as dominant as last week but still had significant influence on the result. What a player!
Dusty makes Richmond Brownlow history
Dustin Martin has rocketed into first place on Richmond’s all-time list for the most Brownlow Medal votes.
The brilliant midfielder polled 23 votes in last night’s count, taking his overall Brownlow tally to 176 in 10 seasons of AFL football.
He moved past Tiger ‘Immortal’ Kevin Bartlett, who polled a total of 160 votes in his illustrious league football career.
Those numbers for Bartlett are inflated due to the fact that during the 1976-77 seasons, two sets of 3-2-1 Brownlow votes were awarded for each game, following the introduction of two field umpires per match.
Martin, who finished equal sixth in last night’s count, now is in fifth place on the list of current AFL players with most Brownlow votes, behind Gary Ablett, 261, Patrick Dangerfield, 209, Joel Selwood, 198 and Scott Pendlebury 194.
And, he’s in 16th place overall for the most Brownlow votes in AFL/VFL history.
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Dustin Martin has rocketed into first place on Richmond’s all-time list for the most Brownlow Medal votes.
The brilliant midfielder polled 23 votes in last night’s count, taking his overall Brownlow tally to 176 in 10 seasons of AFL football.
He moved past Tiger ‘Immortal’ Kevin Bartlett, who polled a total of 160 votes in his illustrious league football career.
Those numbers for Bartlett are inflated due to the fact that during the 1976-77 seasons, two sets of 3-2-1 Brownlow votes were awarded for each game, following the introduction of two field umpires per match.
Martin, who finished equal sixth in last night’s count, now is in fifth place on the list of current AFL players with most Brownlow votes, behind Gary Ablett, 261, Patrick Dangerfield, 209, Joel Selwood, 198 and Scott Pendlebury 194.
And, he’s in 16th place overall for the most Brownlow votes in AFL/VFL history.
Dusty makes Richmond Brownlow history
Dustin Martin has rocketed into first place on Richmond’s all-time list for the most Brownlow Medal votes.
