Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

Dean Hawkins to Parramatta on a two year deal. we're running out of options for Sullivan.
Maybe a loan deal would be attractive to the Roosters for next season as a like-for-like fill-in for Sam Walker on full freight. Would put him in a good system & in the shop window for his final 2 years of contract. Saves Roosters a roster spot. Otherwise don't know who else would take him if he doesn't want to go to the UK.
 
Don't know about anyone else but I personally doubt that Fat Bludge would come back to the Wests Tigers after we showed him the door.
He has grown up, and is looking for a reasonable contract,
And $150.000 a season is ridiculous, he would be better than a couple of props we have, and are paying around 5 times that amount.
So if we have not got anyone else he could help us up front.
 
SMH: https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/around-the-clubs-nrl-finals-week-3-20240923-p5kco4.html

Lachlan Galvin’s stunning rookie year is poised to end on a high, with the West Tigers playmaker expected to be called up for the Prime Minister’s XIII side.

Galvin would have been the runaway favourite for Dally M rookie of the year honours, had a suspension not ruled him ineligible. The teenager is a bright spot for Wests Tigers in a year in which the club finished with its third wooden spoon.

While there hasn’t yet been an official announcement of Brad Fittler’s PM XIII squad, which will play against PNG at Santos Stadium in Port Moresby on Sunday October 13, Galvin is tipped to be one of the headliners.

The match will give the rising Tigers star valuable experience among the game’s elite as he prepares to welcome new halves partner, Panthers superstar Jarome Luai, at the club next season.

The Tigers are also expected to make a call on a replacement assistant coach for Robbie Farah next week, with fellow premiership-winning teammate Brett Hodgson expected set to get the nod.
 
It's really important for WT's trajectory that Makasini and Galvin re-commit. With a number of player contracts expiring at the end of next season and the addition of Luai etc, it allows us to have a proper crack from 2026 onwards.
We are obviously hamstrung currently with 4-5 top 30 spots needing an upgrade and our inability to move on those players in question. Hopefully Richo can come out with some good news over the next few weeks.
 
Forget Large.. he's signed with Manly for 3 years.
However with some new strong signings coming in 25 it will hopefully help gel the team together get them working as a cohesive unit, which should produce the results we are after. Having 4 or 5 top players who have the skill and talent to read the players will help bring out the best of some of our young guns. And.... then, entice players like Galvin to stay.

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

Brandon Tumeth has an option in his contracts and are not in the list of contracted players for 2025.
 
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