On the positive side...

[Tiger_heart]

The Wests Tigers' heaviest defeat was a 74-0 loss to the North Queensland Cowboys in Round 22 of the 2023 NRL season.
We came close.

Perhaps we were are saving all of our points for the Titans.

 

[jadtiger]

The Wests Tigers' heaviest defeat was a 74-0 loss to the North Queensland Cowboys in Round 22 of the 2023 NRL season.
We came close.

Perhaps we were are saving all of our points for the Titans.

This was a far worse performance in my mind because our team is better on paper and it was supposedly at home.

 

[eyewondertoo]

I'm old enough to remember Manly putting 70 on Penrith when tries were worth just three points. 70 - 7 actually.
Penrith have had some horror times too.
Hopefully better times ahead for Wests tigers.

 

[krissy]

The only positive from that game is that it is over.

 

[Tiger_heart]

I'm old enough to remember Manly putting 70 on Penrith when tries were worth just three points. 70 - 7 actually.
Penrith have had some horror times too.
Hopefully better times ahead for Wests tigers.

Unfortunaltey, even with a set of binoculars, I can't see where these better times are.. May try a telescope next...

 

[mtd#2]

The club applied some make up, but we are still shit

 

[boonboon]

This was a far worse performance in my mind because our team is better on paper and it was supposedly at home.

Id say the opposite, this was against a generational team, having a great day at full strength while we were down 7 first graders in a season where rules have changed to reward momentum. That panthers team is too good

 

[jadtiger]

HBG would have a smile because of the crowd and money in the bank,the result would be purely a secondary factor.

 

[Yossarian]

Has there ever been a larger gulf between a full strength team and one with some players out? Souths struggled last year towards the end but kept putting in.

Full strength we look grand final contenders. This lot couldn’t beat an egg. The depressing slide from Sam Fainu and KPP to Mav freaking Geyer and Seyfarth is alarming. Geyer should be state cup depth not starting top grade.

 

[Dr_Ice]

Has there ever been a larger gulf between a full strength team and one with some players out? Souths struggled last year towards the end but kept putting in.

Full strength we look grand final contenders. This lot couldn’t beat an egg. The depressing slide from Sam Fainu and KPP to Mav freaking Geyer and Seyfarth is alarming. Geyer should be state cup depth not starting top grade.

In case you didn’t notice KPP played today

 

[Yossarian]

In case you didn’t notice KPP played today

I did but he was out recently. I’m more saying those two are a great starting second row but beyond that the backups are dismal.

 

[Flippedy]

Id say the opposite, this was against a generational team, having a great day at full strength while we were down 7 first graders in a season where rules have changed to reward momentum. That panthers team is too good

Mate even bloody St George put on a better showing than our mob. The Panthers have not thrashed any team to this extent all season.

Why, every single year, are we the team that loses by the largest amount in any game played throughout the season? Are we trying to set some record of most pathetic NRL team? Because if we are, then job done.

 

[Yossarian]

Mate even bloody St George put on a better showing than our mob. The Panthers have not thrashed any team to this extent all season.

Why every, single year, are we the team that loses by the largest amount in any game played throughout the season? Are we trying to set some record of most pathetic NRL team? Because if we are, then job done.

Nobody gives up like we do.

 

[StarswithStripes]

Today was a case study on how errors cost points and lack of possession and constant defending saps energy and sets in fatigue. Four errors in the first half led to four tries. We were never coming back from there. Sadly we’ve seen this game many times before.

 

[Tucker]

The Wests Tigers' heaviest defeat was a 74-0 loss to the North Queensland Cowboys in Round 22 of the 2023 NRL season.
We came close.

Perhaps we were are saving all of our points for the Titans.

Maybe we haven’t had our big annual flogging yet?

 

[Tucker]

Id say the opposite, this was against a generational team, having a great day at full strength while we were down 7 first graders in a season where rules have changed to reward momentum. That panthers team is too good

This isn’t a generational Panthers team.
There are several players in this squad who wouldn’t make their premiership winning teams.
Some of those teams were once in a generation, this one is merely very good.

 

[Tiger Woods]

No Positives but plenty of negatives

 

[Gazman]

I'm old enough to remember Manly putting 70 on Penrith when tries were worth just three points. 70 - 7 actually.
Penrith have had some horror times too.
Hopefully better times ahead for Wests tigers.

Only problem that was Penrith prior to the late ninety’s and 2000 we have been disappointing in this area since at least 2012 and no light at the end of the tunnel

 

[westTAHger]

Panthers missed a couple of conversions.
Otherwise the score may have been embarrassing........ 🙂eek:😉types with a lot of sarcasm.)...

 

[clontarfkid]

Has there ever been a larger gulf between a full strength team and one with some players out? Souths struggled last year towards the end but kept putting in.

Full strength we look grand final contenders. This lot couldn’t beat an egg. The depressing slide from Sam Fainu and KPP to Mav freaking Geyer and Seyfarth is alarming. Geyer should be state cup depth not starting top grade.

Geyer shld never start again
Give a kid who is committed to the club a run