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Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion
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Tom Shines
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Possibly… Murray is off contract at the end of this season and is open to offers from those clubs now ..
Terrell can’t talk to anyone else until November
Tom Shines
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The way Twal is improving …he might be a better player than May soon… he has surprised the hell out of me and has even developed an offload out of thin air.. I reckon he has played whole seasons here previously without passing the ball once
clontarfkid
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Which is more than the 2025 minor premiers,and they can thank Tracey for disrupting an almost certain try..
BlackWhiteGold
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Good low cost signing and a valuable squad member. Players like Charlie rub off on the younger guys with their work ethic, determination & team first attitude. Plus his type is very suitable to the modern game and Benjiball!
Sources: Wests Tigers closing in on extension for Charlie Murray
The Wests Tigers are set to move swiftly in a bid to lock in one of their 2025 debutants.www.espn.com.au
The Wests Tigers are set to move swiftly in a bid to lock in one of their 2025 debutants.
The club is closing in on a contract extension for lock forward Charlie Murray, with a deal between the club and his management understood to be close to finalisation. Murray's rise to the NRL has been anything but conventional, with the forward earning his opportunity last season after years of grinding through rugby league's development systems.
The 24-year-old spent time in the systems of the Gold Coast Titans and Melbourne Storm before breaking through with the Tigers in 2025, initially arriving on a train-and-trial deal.
Charlie Murray takes on the Penrith Panthers defence Wests Tigers
After making his debut in Round 14, Murray went on to feature multiple times and quickly established himself as a reliable option in the club's forward rotation.
He has carried that momentum into 2026, impressing throughout the pre-season and strengthening his case for a bigger role.
Murray's agent Kif Chowdhury told ESPN the forward's journey highlights the value of persistence.
"Charlie's career is a great example of what can happen when someone refuses to give up on their dream," Chowdhury said.
With discussions now progressing towards completion, the Tigers look set to reward one of their most hard-earned success stories.
Tiger-ferret
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That’s a coaching style difference
Buttface
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Inside info?
Tigerstigerstigers
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hes closing in on a regular first grade role as well.
gallagher
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Geez I hope not. You want it be against a high profile club or the previous years premiers. Manly are just yuk
We are seeing that patience pays off especially in the forwardsSources: Wests Tigers closing in on extension for Charlie Murray
The Wests Tigers are set to move swiftly in a bid to lock in one of their 2025 debutants.
The Wests Tigers are set to move swiftly in a bid to lock in one of their 2025 debutants.
The club is closing in on a contract extension for lock forward Charlie Murray, with a deal between the club and his management understood to be close to finalisation. Murray's rise to the NRL has been anything but conventional, with the forward earning his opportunity last season after years of grinding through rugby league's development systems.
The 24-year-old spent time in the systems of the Gold Coast Titans and Melbourne Storm before breaking through with the Tigers in 2025, initially arriving on a train-and-trial deal.
Charlie Murray takes on the Penrith Panthers defence Wests Tigers
After making his debut in Round 14, Murray went on to feature multiple times and quickly established himself as a reliable option in the club's forward rotation.
He has carried that momentum into 2026, impressing throughout the pre-season and strengthening his case for a bigger role.
Murray's agent Kif Chowdhury told ESPN the forward's journey highlights the value of persistence.
"Charlie's career is a great example of what can happen when someone refuses to give up on their dream," Chowdhury said.
With discussions now progressing towards completion, the Tigers look set to reward one of their most hard-earned success stories.
Twal has improved out of sight,
Murry is hungry as and will be a great squad member
No... just they used to be rivals
They scored 14 points
LeichhardtTiger
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Did you even watch the game L? It was pissing down rain. Even Nemo would find it hard to score in those conditions! 🐟🐳🪼🐠🐬🐡💦⛈️☔🌊
Thier attack looked shit . For the second game in a row. What you’re talking about is dropped balls , guys making half breaks , defence closing down extra men , balls skidding into the in goal .
What I’m talking about is shape, guys running thier edges in touch , breakdown in plays , clunky offense , outside of give it to the big kid (Chrichton) .
So yes I did watch the game , and I reiterate .. they scored 14 points…
How out attack looked for the first 5 weeks last year.
hammertime
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Murray is one of those fringe first graders which youre more than comfortable if depth calls on him. In fact, he may be the guy who when given the chance, wont look back.
Perfect minimum wage signing.
Rock Hopper Steve
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With his good trial form, I'm surprised we haven't seen him on the bench yet, that goes for Bunty as well.
HUNT 101
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Put a few quality players in around average players and the skill levels go up . Twal will cross the line again this year no doubt in my mind...
hammertime
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I think bunty was because of the birth of his kid in NZ.
Odessa
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At Parramatta he had an offload he was told to put it away here
weststigers
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Just wonderingSources: Wests Tigers closing in on extension for Charlie Murray
The Wests Tigers are set to move swiftly in a bid to lock in one of their 2025 debutants.
The Wests Tigers are set to move swiftly in a bid to lock in one of their 2025 debutants.
The club is closing in on a contract extension for lock forward Charlie Murray, with a deal between the club and his management understood to be close to finalisation. Murray's rise to the NRL has been anything but conventional, with the forward earning his opportunity last season after years of grinding through rugby league's development systems.
The 24-year-old spent time in the systems of the Gold Coast Titans and Melbourne Storm before breaking through with the Tigers in 2025, initially arriving on a train-and-trial deal.
Charlie Murray takes on the Penrith Panthers defence Wests Tigers
After making his debut in Round 14, Murray went on to feature multiple times and quickly established himself as a reliable option in the club's forward rotation.
He has carried that momentum into 2026, impressing throughout the pre-season and strengthening his case for a bigger role.
Murray's agent Kif Chowdhury told ESPN the forward's journey highlights the value of persistence.
"Charlie's career is a great example of what can happen when someone refuses to give up on their dream," Chowdhury said.
With discussions now progressing towards completion, the Tigers look set to reward one of their most hard-earned success stories.
Now that Richo has left, is it still corruption that he signed Murray?
I remember some here were questioning his integrity yet Murray seems to be in favour and even the people calling him corrupt are saying he should stay on.
Could someone answer this for me? @Vicious? Someone?
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