Marty Party! *clap, clap, clapclapclap* Marty Party! *clap, clap, clapclapclap* Marty Party! *clap, clap, clapclapclap*

Every time Martin Browne lines up a free kick the fans get ready to party. In 2017, they partied all the time because Browne was unstoppable. He was scoring free kicks for fun.

He is so much more than a free kick specialist though. He pulled the strings in the middle of the park, and his touch, vision, and passing were enough to make you drool. Sometimes he was so good on the ball it was like watching someone play FIFA. It was almost too perfect. He was so good in 2017 that he was called up for the Liberia national team, though he was never capped.

He might be the most iconic Crow because, with 2017 the club’s first season on a national level in the NPSL, he was *the* guy. The player who wanted the ball. The talisman. He was so easy to fall in love in with it’s no wonder Kamp Seedorf did two murals of him.

He remained a force in 2018. His foot skills meant that it was almost impossible to win the ball from him, and in tight spaces he could find a pass, dribble free, or get space for a shot. His goal against Dakota Fusion was worth double the price of admission.

He still had the touch in 2019 and the fans were still Marty Partying. You know you’re a legend when the fans sing songs about you.