Tiger stars Dustin Martin, Jack Riewoldt drop F-bombs in post-Grand Final interviews

A PAIR of star Tigers let their emotions get the better of them in the post-Grand Final interviews, both Jack Riewoldt and Dustin Martin using ‘colourful’ language. WATCH

Both Jack Riewoldt and Dustin Martin let their emotions get the better of them after the Tigers’ historic win. Picture: Getty Images

A PAIR of star Tigers let their emotions get the better of them in the post-Grand Final interviews, both Jack Riewoldt and Dustin Martin dropping the ‘F-bomb’ after the final siren.

With the Tigers breaking a 37-year premiership drought thanks to a 48-point victory over Adelaide, Riewoldt was overcome with emotion.

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Both Jack Riewoldt and Dustin Martin let their emotions get the better of them after the Tigers’ historic win. Picture: Getty Images

“I’m so proud of the guys,” Riewoldt said on the Seven coverage.

“Not only the guys out here…you see how much it means to the group when the guys are here in the suits that didn’t get a game today.

“Who would have thought, mate?

Not surprised to hear an f-bomb from Jack Reiwoldt or Dusty. But bugger it they're allowed too in the moment. #AFLGF

— Garrett Mundy (@GarrettIvo) September 30, 2017

“We finished 13th last year, beaten by 110 points in the last round, mate. And now we’re f***ing premiers!”

Tigers legend Matthew Richardson took it in his stride.

“You can say whatever you want, mate! Well done! You’re a legend! You’re a legend!”

That’s about as pumped as you can get, Jack. Picture: Getty Images

Dusty was more blunt when asked how good the win was: “F***en oath”.

Martin would go on to be awarded the Norm Smith Medal, capping a remarkable Brownlow Medal-MVP-Premiership season.

21 contested possessions of 28 touches for Dusty - can be excused an f-bomb or two! #AFLGF 🐯👍

— Steele Tallon (@SteeleTallon) September 30, 2017

But the boys brought back memories of Cronulla Sharks captain Paul Gallen’s post-grand final speech after their NRL Grand Final win over the Melbourne Storm in 2016.

“I can’t tell you how proud I am of these blokes. F*** it,” Gallen said on the Nine coverage.

“Three weeks ago I was in f***ing hospital, I couldn’t walk ... I was just so proud of them.”

Cronulla’s Paul Gallen dropped a couple of F-bombs after the Sharks defeated the Melbourne Storm in last year’s NRL Grand Final. Picture: Brett Costello