Might be holding out for him....
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Might be holding out for him....
tony soprano
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Hence what ciraldo waiting for
Big fan of Royce, would be stoked if WT managed to sign him.
tony soprano
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Any good?
tiger05premier
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I go all the way back to the great Dragons sides of the sixties, with Smith as half and a slow but crafty Poppa Clay at 5/8,and the best backline ever eg. Gasnier, Langlands , King , Smith and others to cover for him. As a Tigers supporter we lost many big games we should have won owing to slow halves , other then Bolton and Peter Jones we constantly had slow halves. Look at the great halves, Tommy,Junee,Stewart,Toovey Fulton,Brass,Cronk,Sterling, Kenny,Langer,Lockyer to name just some,that were all part of the great sides. You may get away with one slow half , but not two.! SPEED is crucial all over the field but especially in the halves.
426Tlgerland
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Royce Hunt
prop
big boy And goes ok plenty improvement left in him specially at the tigers with a new coach
prop
big boy And goes ok plenty improvement left in him specially at the tigers with a new coach
C
Cobarcats
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If you want to get engossed in American history that's ok but Aussie diggers since vietnam have been saying the Cav are coming.
A good read can be found here about APC involvement in The Battle Of Long Tan
APCs at Long Tan - The Battle of Long Tan
Lt Ian Savage provides a detailed account of the APCS at Long Tan. Read this riveting account of their involvement in the Battle of Long Tan.
battleoflongtan.com
Without a bit of toe - There's no room to be made for you....
Prop, think he's 25/26 can't remember exactly.
iofthetigers
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Because he already knocked the Tigers back less than 12months & the Tigers haven’t improved
Royce Hunt (born 13 August 1995) is an Australian professional rugby league footballer who plays as a prop for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks in the NRL.
Hunt previously played for the Canberra Raiders in the National Rugby League.
bathursttiger1
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Lucky his name isn't Michael Hurnt.
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bathursttiger1
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He was one tough bugger, hard as nails.
hank37w
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You're the reporter, what do you know?
Justin hasn't been returning my texts today.
hank37w
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Good old Mike.
Anyone seem Mike ..... ? 😉
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TieDye
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Flogged and left at the dirt road… knew you wouldn’t mind xx
From the DT:
TIGERS PLAN ANOTHER PANTHERS RAID
Wests Tigers are expected to make a play for Penrith’s Charlie Staines. Staines has been on the outer at the Panthers having lost his first grade squad to impressive youngster Taylan May. A natural fullback, he has only played one of his 32 top grade games at the back.
The Tigers view him as a potential long-term fullback option with Staines still having a year to run on his contract. He impressed on his Test debut for Samoa playing at fullback.
Despite falling out of the top side, Staines said he remained committed to the Panthers.
“That’s footy, I’m getting a run in (NSW) Cup,” Staines said. “I’m still loving footy. I’m trying to play my best footy.
“I’m very happy at Penrith. I’m contracted there until the end of next year but I’m happy at the moment. Whatever happens, happens.”
TIGERS PLAN ANOTHER PANTHERS RAID
Wests Tigers are expected to make a play for Penrith’s Charlie Staines. Staines has been on the outer at the Panthers having lost his first grade squad to impressive youngster Taylan May. A natural fullback, he has only played one of his 32 top grade games at the back.
The Tigers view him as a potential long-term fullback option with Staines still having a year to run on his contract. He impressed on his Test debut for Samoa playing at fullback.
Despite falling out of the top side, Staines said he remained committed to the Panthers.
“That’s footy, I’m getting a run in (NSW) Cup,” Staines said. “I’m still loving footy. I’m trying to play my best footy.
“I’m very happy at Penrith. I’m contracted there until the end of next year but I’m happy at the moment. Whatever happens, happens.”
