Buttface
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Oh honey honey honey I got to ban somebody today.
How you going peanut head?
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Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion
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supercoach
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Bob Borland, Les Mara, Ron Clothier are a few names that come to mind and I think Len Killeen might have also had a year or two at Penrith
TillLindemann
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It's starting to look that way.
As by far the slowest team in the comp, it's obvious we need leg drive in the forwards, and speed in the halves and backline,. Until we stop arsing around with plodders, and set our sights higher we will not compete . I know we are in a difficult situation owing to poor recruitment, but it is imperative that we do not keep repeating past errors, by re-signing maybys. Extensions of contracts for average players is a waste.
It's official
Wests Tigers has signed exciting, young Penrith winger, Charlie Staines for the 2023 season and released Tyrone Peachey from the final year of his contract.
Staines will link up with Wests Tigers in early November on a one-year deal.
Staines scores his team's final try in the 2022 Grand Final win over Eels
The 22-year-old burst onto the scene in 2020, scoring four tries on debut. He increased that tally to 23 tries from 38 appearances across three seasons, including a try in the Panthers’ grand final win over the Eels.
Staines became somewhat of a cult figure at the foot of the mountains after crossing for six tries in his first two NRL games, earning the nickname the ‘Forbes Ferrari’.
Staines with assistant coach David Furner at Wests Tigers Centre of Excellence
Staines says he’s looking forward to a new start under coach Tim Sheens.
Sheens says Staines is a player he looks forward to working with.
“Charlie has shown what he is capable of,” said Sheens.
“Like most of our squad, he’s young and still learning.
“We are delighted to have Charlie join the Wests Tigers," said Pascoe.
Peachey will re-join Penrith after making 13 NRL appearances in his first year at Wests Tigers in 2022.
Wests Tigers has signed exciting, young Penrith winger, Charlie Staines for the 2023 season and released Tyrone Peachey from the final year of his contract.
Staines will link up with Wests Tigers in early November on a one-year deal.
The 22-year-old burst onto the scene in 2020, scoring four tries on debut. He increased that tally to 23 tries from 38 appearances across three seasons, including a try in the Panthers’ grand final win over the Eels.
Staines became somewhat of a cult figure at the foot of the mountains after crossing for six tries in his first two NRL games, earning the nickname the ‘Forbes Ferrari’.
Staines says he’s looking forward to a new start under coach Tim Sheens.
“The club has a new coaching staff, incredible facilities, some great new signings, and a strong junior nursery, so I’m really excited to be a part this club.”
Sheens says Staines is a player he looks forward to working with.
“Charlie has shown what he is capable of,” said Sheens.
“Like most of our squad, he’s young and still learning.
Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe says Staines is a welcome addition.
“We are delighted to have Charlie join the Wests Tigers," said Pascoe.
“I would also like to thank Tyrone for his efforts and wish him and his family the best in years to come.”
Peachey will re-join Penrith after making 13 NRL appearances in his first year at Wests Tigers in 2022.
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A 1 year contract, thanks interesting???
Jedi_Tiger
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yeah maybe more about getting peachey off the books than anything else and Staines realising at Penrith he would be playing nsw cup
TheDaBoss
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Yea rhe 1 year option is weird
deBeer
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Great piece of business being it's a low risk 1 year deal. Hopefully he can put on some size, score a lot of tries and finally live up to his potential.It's official
Wests Tigers has signed exciting, young Penrith winger, Charlie Staines for the 2023 season and released Tyrone Peachey from the final year of his contract.
Staines will link up with Wests Tigers in early November on a one-year deal.
Staines scores his team's final try in the 2022 Grand Final win over Eels
The 22-year-old burst onto the scene in 2020, scoring four tries on debut. He increased that tally to 23 tries from 38 appearances across three seasons, including a try in the Panthers’ grand final win over the Eels.
Staines became somewhat of a cult figure at the foot of the mountains after crossing for six tries in his first two NRL games, earning the nickname the ‘Forbes Ferrari’.
Staines with assistant coach David Furner at Wests Tigers Centre of Excellence
Staines says he’s looking forward to a new start under coach Tim Sheens.
“The club has a new coaching staff, incredible facilities, some great new signings, and a strong junior nursery, so I’m really excited to be a part this club.”
Sheens says Staines is a player he looks forward to working with.
“Charlie has shown what he is capable of,” said Sheens.
“Like most of our squad, he’s young and still learning.
Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe says Staines is a welcome addition.
“We are delighted to have Charlie join the Wests Tigers," said Pascoe.
“I would also like to thank Tyrone for his efforts and wish him and his family the best in years to come.”
Peachey will re-join Penrith after making 13 NRL appearances in his first year at Wests Tigers in 2022.
Good news Friday. Peach is gone.
Madge had an eye for talent. 🍑 up there with one of his best signings
426Tlgerland
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I’m ok with this , Peachy was a dud
Staines has heart and speed , bulk up a bit and he could be a good signing , 1 year to make himself earn an extension is a good move
Staines has heart and speed , bulk up a bit and he could be a good signing , 1 year to make himself earn an extension is a good move
TheDaBoss
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Charlie Staines joins Wests Tigers
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Staines will link up with Wests Tigers in early November on a one-year deal.
The 22-year-old burst onto the scene in 2020, scoring four tries on debut. He increased that tally to 23 tries from 38 appearances across three seasons, including a try in the Panthers’ grand final win over the Eels.
Staines became somewhat of a cult figure at the foot of the mountains after crossing for six tries in his first two NRL games, earning the nickname the ‘Forbes Ferrari’.
Staines says he’s looking forward to a new start under coach Tim Sheens.
“The club has a new coaching staff, incredible facilities, some great new signings, and a strong junior nursery, so I’m really excited to be a part this club.”
Sheens says Staines is a player he looks forward to working with.
“Charlie has shown what he is capable of,” said Sheens.
“Like most of our squad, he’s young and still learning.
Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe says Staines is a welcome addition.
“We are delighted to have Charlie join the Wests Tigers," said Pascoe.
“I would also like to thank Tyrone for his efforts.
Madge extending Brooks for 4 years on huge coin was criminal
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Where were his efforts, i'd love to know, as all I saw from Peachy was total opposite....was lazy and uncommitted.Charlie Staines joins Wests Tigers
AuthorWests TigersTimestampFri 21 Oct 2022, 02:59 PM
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Staines will link up with Wests Tigers in early November on a one-year deal.
Staines scores his team's final try in the 2022 Grand Final win over Eels
The 22-year-old burst onto the scene in 2020, scoring four tries on debut. He increased that tally to 23 tries from 38 appearances across three seasons, including a try in the Panthers’ grand final win over the Eels.
Staines became somewhat of a cult figure at the foot of the mountains after crossing for six tries in his first two NRL games, earning the nickname the ‘Forbes Ferrari’.
Staines with assistant coach David Furner at Wests Tigers Centre of Excellence
Staines says he’s looking forward to a new start under coach Tim Sheens.
“The club has a new coaching staff, incredible facilities, some great new signings, and a strong junior nursery, so I’m really excited to be a part this club.”
Sheens says Staines is a player he looks forward to working with.
“Charlie has shown what he is capable of,” said Sheens.
“Like most of our squad, he’s young and still learning.
Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe says Staines is a welcome addition.
“We are delighted to have Charlie join the Wests Tigers," said Pascoe.
“I would also like to thank Tyrone for his efforts.
I personally believe he would defend better in the middle with less agility required as to on the edge. If he spends the off-season with Twal working on his defence he’ll make a good lock.
Now for brooks to go and it'll be a great offseason
