GNR4LIFE
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Only delaying the inevitable
Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion
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The_Patriot
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As is ours
GNR4LIFE
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Fair enough
No he rubs him
The-moP
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Tariq Sims off to Melb Storm 2023 .. might happen this season (2022) to be Christian Welch's replacement.
Mighty_Tiger
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But but he wasn't good enough for us.....
No not based on one hit. His defence is very tidy. Made 244 tackles last year and only missed 4. 98.4% efficiency there. Has an offload in him too.
426Tlgerland
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Blore is a keeper
sims would be better than all our pack bar Stef , but not good enough for us but good enough to replace welsh who is also better than all our pack , I cant work our club out it’s like we wait until all good players are signed then go and pay big dollars for second rafters or keep players who can’t get us to the semis
sims would be better than all our pack bar Stef , but not good enough for us but good enough to replace welsh who is also better than all our pack , I cant work our club out it’s like we wait until all good players are signed then go and pay big dollars for second rafters or keep players who can’t get us to the semis
No one is doubting he's a solid kid / player....
But he seems really rated here.
I can think quickly of a few second rowers coming through I'd prefer over him - That have been around a similar time.....
Alex Twal doesn't miss tackles either - He's no where near the best middle in the game.
I also saw Blore day dreaming and not getting to Dummy Half when he was closest to the ball in a game winning situation... He's shown promise - But 90% of rookies show promise.... He's got a ways to go
Just seen this on FB it’s a story of how we missed out Bellamy all those years ago does anyone have the full story ?
It’s written by dean richie
Inside story of how Wests Tigers lost supercoach Craig Bellamy
On the eve of Craig Bellamy’s 500th game, the inside story on how the Wests Tigers missed the chance to sign a super coach that would have changed the club forever can finally be revealed.It’s written by dean richie
Buttface
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Its just another BS story to hack on our club.
momo_amp_medo
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God ….. they are digging up really ancient rubbish now.
Dean Richie is a brain dead reporter who gets paid by brain dead bunch of sportswriters at Murdoch press.
It could be 1 paragraph - there is nothing it it that hasn't been known for years and its labelled as an exclusive
balmain boy
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Everything has already been revealed, many times of the years. There's nothing left unsaid. Just crap
Jedi_Tiger
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BS story
funny we got Sheens and won a comp in 2005...
hank37w
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We all know how he got his nick name. . . . . . . . . . he's full of Bull and he's a Dog.
TopTiger
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Article below stating Tigers still very interested in Nanai, makes you wonder with JT, Holmes, Townsend and next season LL all on big money, how the Cowboys can afford him:
The Cowboys are ready to re-sign Jeremiah Nanai as the game’s next million-dollar teenager but the second-rower wants a few weeks to weigh up his options.
One of those options is reportedly the Wests Tigers who have plenty of money to spend and have a big opinion of the 19-year-old.
“He’s off contract at the end of the year and the Wests Tigers are after him, they’re very keen on him,” NRL journalist Brent Read told Triple M.
“Apparently he’s told the (Cowboys) that ‘I want to wait a few weeks, see how the season goes’ but I think you’re going to find he’s going to be the next million-dollar teenager in this game.
“We’re talking three or four years at $1.5 to $2 millions dollars (total), that will be what I believe the Cowboys will offer, it just comes down to whether another club comes over the top of that but they’re desperate to keep him up there.
“He wants to wait three or four weeks but on his form (in Round 1) you’d say every week they wait his price is going to go up, he’s a gun.”
NRL great Benji Marshall, who works at Tigers with their developing players, agreed and said the Cowboys should lock him down.
“Yeah I rate him, really quality player,” he said.
“The thing with all these kids is they don’t specialise in one thing, they do everything and you can play them in multiple positions and if I was the Cowboys I’d be locking him for sure.”
Read added: “He was born in New Zealand so the Kiwis should be getting the claws in here. I think he was part of the emerging Maroons but it’s not too late.”
The Cowboys are ready to re-sign Jeremiah Nanai as the game’s next million-dollar teenager but the second-rower wants a few weeks to weigh up his options.
One of those options is reportedly the Wests Tigers who have plenty of money to spend and have a big opinion of the 19-year-old.
“He’s off contract at the end of the year and the Wests Tigers are after him, they’re very keen on him,” NRL journalist Brent Read told Triple M.
“Apparently he’s told the (Cowboys) that ‘I want to wait a few weeks, see how the season goes’ but I think you’re going to find he’s going to be the next million-dollar teenager in this game.
“We’re talking three or four years at $1.5 to $2 millions dollars (total), that will be what I believe the Cowboys will offer, it just comes down to whether another club comes over the top of that but they’re desperate to keep him up there.
“He wants to wait three or four weeks but on his form (in Round 1) you’d say every week they wait his price is going to go up, he’s a gun.”
NRL great Benji Marshall, who works at Tigers with their developing players, agreed and said the Cowboys should lock him down.
“Yeah I rate him, really quality player,” he said.
“The thing with all these kids is they don’t specialise in one thing, they do everything and you can play them in multiple positions and if I was the Cowboys I’d be locking him for sure.”
Read added: “He was born in New Zealand so the Kiwis should be getting the claws in here. I think he was part of the emerging Maroons but it’s not too late.”
isaaktigers
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I somewhat agree, but I remember that game vividly and I blame Liddle for being gassed and not getting there to provide service on an attacking set inside the oppositions 10 meter line.
