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NRL 2021: Wild Wests Tales From Tiger Town breaking TV swearing records
Wests Tigers coach Michael Maguire has cemented his place as the biggest foul-mouth in television in Tales From Tiger Town. That and more in Sports Confidential.
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August 12, 2021 - 6:28PM
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Michael Maguire has topped Tony Soprano and Jimmy McNulty as the biggest foul-mouth on television.
The Wests Tigers coach dropped a staggering 113 F-bombs in 57 minutes in the second edition of Wild Wests: Tales from Tiger Town, the documentary on Fox Sports looking into the club’s 2021 season.
American crime drama The Wire, featuring Dominic West as grizzled Baltimore detective McNulty, averaged 102 swear words per episode, the most of any television show in history according to website casino.com.
That is followed by mafia show The Sopranos, led by the late James Gandolfini as New Jersey crime boss Tony Soprano, with an average of 83 profanities per episode.
Maguire was rattling along at well over one expletive a minute, including this vintage rev-up in the changerooms ahead of their round eight clash with the Dragons.
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Wests Tigers coach Michael Maguire dropped 113 F-bombs in Fox League's Wild Wests documentary episode 2. Picture: Supplied.
“Get a hold of f------ each other,” Maguire told his player. “All the things that you f----- do, get into this f------ team, that’s what we f------ do at the Wests Tigers. And you f------ love doing it. Yes? Well f------ get into these -----. Cos they’re in the way of f------- going where we want to get to.
“This f------ jersey makes you rise… be the f------ team that puts on f------ tries, scores f------ tries, f--- there’s nothing better than scoring another one. All those little things you get to do together, it’s f------ good fun. Well go out and f------ do it boys, hey. Go out and rip into this
f------ team.”
Tigers prop Alex Twal said the documentary had made for interesting viewing and the passion exhibited by Maguire was no surprise to the playing group.
“We’ve been watching it,” Twal said. “It’s been pretty good. Showcasing to our fans what sort of goes on behind the scenes. It’s been entertaining.
“It’s like reality TV. You see what you see. “It is pretty close to the mark how passionate we are about winning, especially Madge. It’s very good for our fans.”
With two episodes remaining, Maguire could push cartoon South Park for most expletives used over the course of a television show: 9228.
PROFANITIES PER EPISODE
Tales from Tiger Town Ep. 2: 113
The Wire: 102
The Sopranos: 83
Orange Is The New Black: 70
Shameless: 55
Peaky Blinders: 49
Westworld: 48
Silicon Valley: 47
Veep: 46
Dexter: 41
Madge has ousted The Wire’s Jimmy McNulty (left) as the foulest mouth in TV.
Madge has ousted The Wire’s Jimmy McNulty (left) as the foulest mouth in TV.
**Also included:**
**Moses Mbye will take up a two year deal after St George Illawarra and the Tigers agreed to a deal on Thursday.**