2024 Pre-Season

Not Tigers, but seemed the most appropriate thread.


Well made, quite a number of former Tigers have ended up there.
 
I remember doing boxing at Balmain PCYC and he'd train there every so often. I am positive it was after his injury. I hardly spoke to him but he seemed happy enough.
I used to train with him. His first fight was against Justin Fortune who went on to have a fair pro career in the U.S. and them become Manny Pacquiao's trainer. Bruce had him beat but couldn't put him away because he had no footwork. His knee was obliterated to the point he looked like he had a wooden leg. Ended up having a few professional bouts. Still a well known character around Balmain.
 
Anyone know if bud is nursing a injury or anything noticed in the photos just put up on the tigers website he's wearing shoes at training and not boots like everyone else? Could be reading into it to much just seems odd that's all
 
Anyone know if bud is nursing a injury or anything noticed in the photos just put up on the tigers website he's wearing shoes at training and not boots like everyone else? Could be reading into it to much just seems odd that's all

Lot of them were wearing shoes, including
Feledy, Luke Laulilii. Benji & Moussa are managing workloads 1st time in ages...

Players are in different groups working
on different things. Really professional
 
Anyone know if bud is nursing an injury or anything noticed in the photos just put up on the tigers website he's wearing shoes at training and not boots like everyone else? Could be reading into it to much just seems odd that's all
I think you are reading wayyy to much into those pics mate.
 
Chris Faagutu - Behind The Roar


Has dropped from 101kg to 97kg due to intense pre-season training. Sees himself more as a ball-playing middle than your typical Polynesian impact middle. I think the Club will progress him as a ball-playing prop (not lock) given our plethora of locks.
 
Chris Faagutu - Behind The Roar


Has dropped from 101kg to 97kg due to intense pre-season training. Sees himself more as a ball-playing middle than your typical Polynesian impact middle. I think the Club will progress him as a ball-playing prop (not lock) given our plethora of locks.
Hopefully he puts it back on.

At 178cm and 97kgs he'd be the smallest prop in the comp.

It's good that we have forwards of different sizes and builds but i can't think of any other props in the comp that are under 100kgs
 
Hopefully he puts it back on.

At 178cm and 97kgs he'd be the smallest prop in the comp.

It's good that we have forwards of different sizes and builds but i can't think of any other props in the comp that are under 100kgs
Reuben Cotter comes to mind, but as you said it's very rare to make it at that size. Hopefully he has a bit more growing to do.
 

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