Keeping ‘Dusty’, fearing ‘Dimma’, and how Riewoldt got even with his biggest critic

As he prepares to launch his memoir, Richmond great Jack Riewoldt reflects on his time at Punt Road, a magical journey featuring premierships, drama, Dustin Martin and Ben Cousins.

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