Cameron quit Richmond at the start of 2013 to run BC3 Thoroughbreds for Bill Vlahos. By the end of that year Cameron placed the company into voluntary receivership.
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Dustin Martin
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Still listed on RCM website
They are business partners in a warehousing business.
So I doubt it
I don’t think that Bolton and Rioli are still with Carr as their contract negotiations went a lot smoother and were done much quicker than the Carr MO of dragging it out until the end of the season.
Yep, makes you wonder why Carr wouldn't update his own website though to say who are currently players on his list...
Makes him seem like he’s more in demand, or maybe he’s just incompetent.
Might end up being his own last game in Victoria, you just never know now what with it all falling to bits, and Dusty is the type who would just walk away and not want fanfare or a farewell celebration.
Interesting that Bolton is on the List.
i thought he definitely left RCM
It doesnt need an inside word to figure GC interested in DuzWho is feeding Caro info
re: GC interested in Dustin.
wouldn’t be ex Richmond employees
Shai and Daniel have different managers.
Shai with Anthony Van Der Wielen, and Daniel with Kapital Sports according to this article
Richmond premiership stars make telling switch ahead of contract talks
Shai Bolton and Daniel Rioli have made a big move as they prepare to lock in their long-term futures.
7news.com.au
i would not use the words "falling to bits", I say our coach was out coached. did not go one on one on the small ground.
From Robbo's "Likes and Dislikes" column:
5. Dimma’s a yes, Dusty’s a no
Neither a like or dislike, but the Gold Coast Suns will almost certainly announce Damien Hardwick as their new coach, but Tigers champ Dustin Martin almost certainly won’t be following him.
“I’d like to see Dusty play his 300th game at Richmond and I would’ve thought he would too,’’ his manager Ralph Carr said, noting Martin was 14 short of the 300 milestone. “He’s got such a history there.’’
In the off-season, the pair are headed to the MGM Grand in Las Vegas to see some boxing, leave there and spend time planning life in 2024.
Martin is contracted to be paid about $1.3 million next year, which is the final year of his contract. That the Suns would take Martin if he wanted to go there – we’re sure they’ve already inquired – tells us the Suns administration finally has a healthy salary cap.
Martin, meanwhile, is not heavily in All-Australian media discussions, which is baffling. He is a victim of the high standards he has set and if his numbers this year were put up by a third or fourth-year player, the footy world would be raving.
https://www.codesports.com.au/afl/t...1/news-story/d902dd3f8e9b08f1424eaf113617cdb0
5. Dimma’s a yes, Dusty’s a no
Neither a like or dislike, but the Gold Coast Suns will almost certainly announce Damien Hardwick as their new coach, but Tigers champ Dustin Martin almost certainly won’t be following him.
“I’d like to see Dusty play his 300th game at Richmond and I would’ve thought he would too,’’ his manager Ralph Carr said, noting Martin was 14 short of the 300 milestone. “He’s got such a history there.’’
In the off-season, the pair are headed to the MGM Grand in Las Vegas to see some boxing, leave there and spend time planning life in 2024.
Martin is contracted to be paid about $1.3 million next year, which is the final year of his contract. That the Suns would take Martin if he wanted to go there – we’re sure they’ve already inquired – tells us the Suns administration finally has a healthy salary cap.
Martin, meanwhile, is not heavily in All-Australian media discussions, which is baffling. He is a victim of the high standards he has set and if his numbers this year were put up by a third or fourth-year player, the footy world would be raving.
https://www.codesports.com.au/afl/t...1/news-story/d902dd3f8e9b08f1424eaf113617cdb0
All the speculation that Dustin will end up on the Gold Coast assumes he is super tight with Hardwick and that relationship would be a powerful drag for him.
I don't think that is the case at all.
I don't think that is the case at all.
But people know what relationships players have with coaches..or profess to know.
