Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

FAINUS FIJI FAIL​

The Fainu brothers have officially been told they won’t be able to represent Fiji at the World Cup after not meeting eligibility criteria.

A months-long bid to have the three siblings – Sione, Samuela and Latu – represent Mick Potter’s Bati has been rejected.

The Brothers had hoped to join Tigers teammates Api Koroisau, Jahream Bula and Sunia Turuva in the Fiji side for the World Cup.

The Tigers are trying to put together a deal to keep their No.1 retention target, Samuela Fainu, from reaching November 1.

But whether they can retain younger brother Latu, and on how much money, will also form part of the negotiations.

 

BENJI’S LATEST ADD​

The Wests Tigers and Benji Marshall are sifting through applicants for the much publicised assistant coach role as the joint venture tries to lift themselves out of the doldrums.

There was one interesting name short-listed among others for an interview: Mick Crawley.

Crawley, who has spent years in the NRL working at clubs like the Raiders and Dragons, could provide some much needed experience and act as a sounding board for Marshall, who faces a defining season in his coaching career.

 

Paul Rowley’s NRL move nears as St Helens situation ‘formally’ resolved​


Paul Rowley’s pathway to his next coaching role has now been cleared, with him formally leaving St Helens.

According to reports down under, Rowley is also an option to take up an assistant coach role at the Wests Tigers under Benji Marshall, following the departure of former assistant John Morris.

 

BENJI’S LATEST ADD​

The Wests Tigers and Benji Marshall are sifting through applicants for the much publicised assistant coach role as the joint venture tries to lift themselves out of the doldrums.

There was one interesting name short-listed among others for an interview: Mick Crawley.

Crawley, who has spent years in the NRL working at clubs like the Raiders and Dragons, could provide some much needed experience and act as a sounding board for Marshall, who faces a defining season in his coaching career.

Has this guy been doing defence coaching at any other team if not he goes to the bottom we need experienced coach
 

FAINUS FIJI FAIL​

The Fainu brothers have officially been told they won’t be able to represent Fiji at the World Cup after not meeting eligibility criteria.

A months-long bid to have the three siblings – Sione, Samuela and Latu – represent Mick Potter’s Bati has been rejected.

The Brothers had hoped to join Tigers teammates Api Koroisau, Jahream Bula and Sunia Turuva in the Fiji side for the World Cup.

The Tigers are trying to put together a deal to keep their No.1 retention target, Samuela Fainu, from reaching November 1.

But whether they can retain younger brother Latu, and on how much money, will also form part of the negotiations.

Why? Are they not of Fijian heritage?
 

FAINUS FIJI FAIL​

The Fainu brothers have officially been told they won’t be able to represent Fiji at the World Cup after not meeting eligibility criteria.

A months-long bid to have the three siblings – Sione, Samuela and Latu – represent Mick Potter’s Bati has been rejected.

The Brothers had hoped to join Tigers teammates Api Koroisau, Jahream Bula and Sunia Turuva in the Fiji side for the World Cup.

The Tigers are trying to put together a deal to keep their No.1 retention target, Samuela Fainu, from reaching November 1.

But whether they can retain younger brother Latu, and on how much money, will also form part of the negotiations.

The boys (Latu in particular) getting a full pre-season for us instead of having to play some World Cup Games is certainly a good thing in my opinion.
 
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