Peter Bosustow, Carlton Legend, Dies
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Peter Bosustow: a mercurial talent and flamboyant showman who dazzled footy fans
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Peter Bosustow died on Monday morning in Perth after a long illness.
He was a two -time Carlton premiership player and WA Football Hall of Fame inducted in 2017 .
The Blues were among the first to release a statement shortly after his death on Monday .
His career lasted just 65 games with Carlton but he left a theatrical and everlasting imprint on the competition.
Fellow Western Australian , Ken Hunter , who played with Bosustow in the Blues’ back-to-back premierships of 1981 and 1982 , said Buzz relished the big stage. “He used to joke that I was the extrovert and him the introvert, when it was obviously the other way around,” he said. “He was a unique character and a rare football talent in equal measure.”.