I was kind wrestling with myself," Martin said. It was a stressful year, believe it or not. North's offer was compelling, and duly considered by Martin's management. I think we've made the right decision," Carr said. Martin's manager Ralph Carr said the decision cost the superstar plenty. The 26-year-old was weighing up a seven-year deal worth around $1.1m a season with the Tigers, or the Kangaroos' offer of $1.5m a year over the same duration.īut on Thursday the Tigers reportedly upped their offer to $1.3m a season, and a deal was clinched. "I kind of felt like I was cheating on a girlfriend or something. I really appreciate those guys for taking the time and showing interest," he said. I met with the coach and just the leadership group. "I think North's the most public (suitor). 'So the circus begins': Dusty talks kick off in January Martin spoke to The Footy Show on Thursday night and said he twice met with North Melbourne players and staff. A RELIEVED Dustin Martin has given up more than $2million to re-sign with Richmond for another seven seasons in the richest deal in the Tigers' history.ĪFL.com.au was told by North Melbourne on Thursday it was out of the race for Martin's signature, leaving the Tigers to announce Martin would be staying at Punt Road Oval.
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