This thread is to discuss the week to come and the week that's been

This thread is to discuss the week to come and the week that's been

This thread is to discuss the week to come and the week that's been

This thread is to discuss the week to come and the week that's been

Last night at the Awards did the Tigers make any announcement on who is in the top 30 for next year? According to Zero Tackle we are at capacity but we keep hearing rumours about signings.

Best 17 and full squad

1. Jahream Bula
2. Charlie Staines
3. Adam Doueihi
4. Justin Olam
5. Sunia Turuva
6. Lachlan Galvin
7. Jarome Luai
8. Royce Hunt
9. Apisai Koroisau
10. David Klemmer
11. John Bateman
12. Samuela Fainu
13. Fonua Pole

Interchange 14. Latu Fainu 15. Alex Seyfarth 16. Alex Twal 17. Jack Bird

Rest of squad 18. Jayden Sullivan 19. Tallyn Da Silva 20. Josh Feledy 21. Chris Faagutu 22. Brent Naden 23. Solomone Saukuru 24. Tony Sukkar 25. Luke Laulilii 26. Starford To'a 27. Jordan Miller 28. Jeral Skelton 29. Kit Laulilii 30. Justin Matamua

This thread is to discuss the week to come and the week that's been

This thread is to discuss the week to come and the week that's been

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This thread is to discuss the week to come and the week that's been

This thread is to discuss the week to come and the week that's been

I was a big fan of Madge, he wore his heart on his sleeve and tried hard. Looking at his current success you can't argue he's a good coach. I was disappointed when they dumped him. I also thought sacking Taylor was another mistake, no doubt the management at the time that made this decision was also responsible for the Tigers losing a number of their star players.

We are now onto our 6th coach in ten years. Benji is young but I hope that they give him an opportunity to grow into the role with all the new players coming through. We have to stop dumping coachers after giving them a couple of seasons. It hasn't worked in the past.

Benji might lack experience but he's motivated and he wants the tigers to be a top team. I hope he is given time to develop into a great Tigers coach.

As a long time Tiger supporter the last three years have been terrible.

I'm sick and tired of hearing about the infighting with the two clubs and the incompetent management. Personally I think its more of the same and a lot of ego's.
I thought after the report came out and new CEO and Chairman in place things would be different but it clearly doesn't seem that way. I have my doubts with Shane Richardson and whether he is right for the job. I think Barry O'Farrell is good for the role and I was surprised that HBG are making him reapply for the position. From what I have heard HBG are once again being arseholes and not following what was advised from the report.

Personally I think the real problem with West Tigers is HBG. Always has been. The cancers for the tigers are Dennis Burgess and Julie Romero. These two have to go for any meaningful change to happen.

I think its great the Tigers have recruited well for next year but we need good people making decisions for the club and I suspect it will be the same shit in 2025.

This thread is to discuss the week to come and the week that's been

Hey Dudes,

Where do you see Latu fitting in next season ? I honestly think he could be as good or even better than Galvin.

I think I would play him at lock and use him as another spine player.

What are your thoughts ?

https://www.weststigers.com.au/news/2024/09/09/bird-joins-wests-tigers-on-two-year-deal/

How does this happen outside of the normal transfer window?

It would’ve been ok if we turned things around 10 years ago but I feel we have been edged for far too long. The world would not be able to handle the oceans of ejaculatory euphoria coming from winning regularly.

When we eventually get good (surely we do) we’ll get everyone jumping on our bandwagon.

2023: Wahs

2024: Dogs

2025: Tigers??

Never in the history of the greatest game of all has one team so completely dominated the race for the wooden spoon, as the tigers in 2024

There were small moments, when it looked as if Parramatta might swoop in and steal a last place they simply didn’t deserve, but our senior players stepped up and kicked the ball out on the full, knocked on in vital field positions, missed crucial tackles, or just got themselves sent off for dangerous play, ensuring that the Tigers trophy cabinet remains resplendent with wooden spoons for a record breaking third year in a row

Some lame naysayers are saying we can’t do it again in 2025. Oh, Ye of little faith.

Go you Tigers!!!