ANZAC DAY vs Manly

[Tiger_Fanatic3]

**Tigers players motivated for Anzac Day clash**
Michael Blok
Timestamp
Mon 19 Apr 2021, 04:30 PM

Senior players James Tamou and Luke Brooks have shared their excitement and eagerness to play on Anzac Day ahead of their Round 7 match against Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at Bankwest Stadium on Sunday.

The match will be a special encounter for the playing group as it’s the first time since 2004 that Wests Tigers have featured on Anzac Day.

Tamou — who played on Anzac Day for North Queensland against Newcastle in 2015, as well as featuring in two Anzac Tests for Australia — is looking forward to the match and spoke about the importance of the significant day.

“It’s going to be a very special moment. I’ve played in Anzac matches a couple of times now — a couple of Anzac Tests,” Tamou said.

“With first grade rugby league, the enthusiasm should always be there, but moments like this, you can feel the emotion and atmosphere of the crowd, as well as the energy and everything leading up to it.

“The young men and women made so many sacrifices for our country.”

Brooks is also eager for the clash against the Sea Eagles as it’ll be his first time playing on the commemorative day.

“I’ve always loved watching the Roosters and Dragons game on Anzac Day, so it’ll be special to play on the day,” he said.

“It’s always a special day — a day of remembrance for the country — it’ll be an honour to play on Anzac Day.”

 

[hank37w]

It will also be an honour to watch and cheer the team on if they put in the same sort of effort they did against the Souffs scum and not regress back to the same sort of crap they dished up in the first half against the Cowgirls.

 

[Geo]


 

[hobbo1]


West’s Tigers v Aloiai

 

[hank37w]

Next year's event: hastings vs DCE.

 

[Swordy]

**Tigers players motivated for Anzac Day clash**
Michael Blok
Timestamp
Mon 19 Apr 2021, 04:30 PM

Senior players James Tamou and Luke Brooks have shared their excitement and eagerness to play on Anzac Day ahead of their Round 7 match against Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at Bankwest Stadium on Sunday.

The match will be a special encounter for the playing group as it’s the first time since 2004 that Wests Tigers have featured on Anzac Day.

Tamou — who played on Anzac Day for North Queensland against Newcastle in 2015, as well as featuring in two Anzac Tests for Australia — is looking forward to the match and spoke about the importance of the significant day.

“It’s going to be a very special moment. I’ve played in Anzac matches a couple of times now — a couple of Anzac Tests,” Tamou said.

“With first grade rugby league, the enthusiasm should always be there, but moments like this, you can feel the emotion and atmosphere of the crowd, as well as the energy and everything leading up to it.
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“The young men and women made so many sacrifices for our country.”

Brooks is also eager for the clash against the Sea Eagles as it’ll be his first time playing on the commemorative day.

“I’ve always loved watching the Roosters and Dragons game on Anzac Day, so it’ll be special to play on the day,” he said.

“It’s always a special day — a day of remembrance for the country — it’ll be an honour to play on Anzac Day.”

Like the day when you were to pay tribute to one of the games greatest only two weeks ago. That went well....

 

[hobbo1]

**Tigers players motivated for Anzac Day clash**
Michael Blok
Timestamp
Mon 19 Apr 2021, 04:30 PM

Senior players James Tamou and Luke Brooks have shared their excitement and eagerness to play on Anzac Day ahead of their Round 7 match against Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at Bankwest Stadium on Sunday.

The match will be a special encounter for the playing group as it’s the first time since 2004 that Wests Tigers have featured on Anzac Day.

Tamou — who played on Anzac Day for North Queensland against Newcastle in 2015, as well as featuring in two Anzac Tests for Australia — is looking forward to the match and spoke about the importance of the significant day.

“It’s going to be a very special moment. I’ve played in Anzac matches a couple of times now — a couple of Anzac Tests,” Tamou said.

“With first grade rugby league, the enthusiasm should always be there, but moments like this, you can feel the emotion and atmosphere of the crowd, as well as the energy and everything leading up to it.
>
“The young men and women made so many sacrifices for our country.”

Brooks is also eager for the clash against the Sea Eagles as it’ll be his first time playing on the commemorative day.

“I’ve always loved watching the Roosters and Dragons game on Anzac Day, so it’ll be special to play on the day,” he said.

“It’s always a special day — a day of remembrance for the country — it’ll be an honour to play on Anzac Day.”

Like the day when you were to pay tribute to one of the games greatest only two weeks ago. That went well....

I hope the younger players know what the Anzac spirit is all about cause none of them knew who Tommy was .

 

[happy_tiger]

**Tigers players motivated for Anzac Day clash**
Michael Blok
Timestamp
Mon 19 Apr 2021, 04:30 PM

Senior players James Tamou and Luke Brooks have shared their excitement and eagerness to play on Anzac Day ahead of their Round 7 match against Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at Bankwest Stadium on Sunday.

The match will be a special encounter for the playing group as it’s the first time since 2004 that Wests Tigers have featured on Anzac Day.

Tamou — who played on Anzac Day for North Queensland against Newcastle in 2015, as well as featuring in two Anzac Tests for Australia — is looking forward to the match and spoke about the importance of the significant day.

“It’s going to be a very special moment. I’ve played in Anzac matches a couple of times now — a couple of Anzac Tests,” Tamou said.

“With first grade rugby league, the enthusiasm should always be there, but moments like this, you can feel the emotion and atmosphere of the crowd, as well as the energy and everything leading up to it.
>
“The young men and women made so many sacrifices for our country.”

Brooks is also eager for the clash against the Sea Eagles as it’ll be his first time playing on the commemorative day.

“I’ve always loved watching the Roosters and Dragons game on Anzac Day, so it’ll be special to play on the day,” he said.

“It’s always a special day — a day of remembrance for the country — it’ll be an honour to play on Anzac Day.”

Like the day when you were to pay tribute to one of the games greatest only two weeks ago. That went well....

I hope the younger players know what the Anzac spirit is all about cause none of them knew who Tommy was .

Probably expecting a big jar of bikkies pre game .....yum anzac bikkies

 

[tony soprano]

Im still shocked manly played so well last week

 

[hobbo1]

Im still shocked manly played so well last week

Yeah I agree
Surely one player can’t make that much difference..
Dessie probably got out the calf’s blood ?

 

[tony soprano]

Im still shocked manly played so well last week

Yeah I agree
Surely one player can’t make that much difference..
Dessie probably got out the calf’s blood ?

They looked like premiers

 

[turkeytiger03]

Im still shocked manly played so well last week

Probably glad they did play so well... can’t do it 2 weeks in a row surely 🤔

 

[DJG]

Lets just hope its not like last week...

Wests Tigers 36 - 12 Manly

Josh Aloiai plays a blinder, unfortunately against us.. but we still win with points going to:

Brooks x 2
Simpkin
Luch
TM
Talau

Douhie 6/6

 

[mikey]

Win, lose or draw I just want two things:
Same commitment as last week
The ref to give us a fair shot.

 

[Geo]

Match Day Info: Round 7 Anzac Day
Author
Wests Tigers
Timestamp
Tue 20 Apr 2021, 11:06 AM

Wests Tigers are excited to feature on one of the biggest days on the rugby league calendar when they face Manly Warringah Sea Eagles on Anzac Day.

Sunday’s clash at Bankwest Stadium will be the first time Wests Tigers have played on Anzac Day since 2004.

With Western Suburbs Magpies playing in the Knock-On Effect NSW Cup as the curtain-raiser before the Anzac Day formalities, make sure you arrive early to Bankwest Stadium so you don’t miss the action.

EVENT DETAILS
11:10am — Gates Open at Bankwest Stadium

11:20am — KOE NSW Cup, Western Suburbs Magpies vs. Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles

1:25pm — Anzac Day Formalities

1:45pm — NRL, Wests Tigers vs. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

TICKETS AND MEMBERSHIP
The Membership Marquee will be located at Gate B to purchase Membership or for any Membership enquiries.

**General Admission Members need to redeem a ticket for this game as General Admission Member cards will not scan. For more information on what is required for your specific Membership to access this game please** click HERE.

Member beanies and scarves will be available for purchase for $25 from the Membership marquee and from merchandise outlets.

Looking to become a Member? Please call our Membership Team on 8741 3300, visit the Membership team at the game or click HERE!


WHAT’S ON AT THE GAME
Stadium Two-Up
Be in the crowd at Bankwest Stadium to be in the chance to participate in the half time game of Two-Up on field.

Coke Sing to Win
Warm up your vocal cords and get ready to sing for your chance to win with our Coke Sing to Win at Bankwest Stadium.

Fun for the kids
Junior Wests Tigers Members and fans will have the opportunity to get a photo with the Wests Tigers Mascots, as well as getting their face painted at the game.


Support Legacy
Keep an eye out for the team from Legacy, who will be distributing rosemary around the stadium throughout the day. Legacy will also be collecting donation with the funds supporting the families of veterans who gave their lives or health serving our country.

Born out of the trenches of WWI with a promise a solider made to his dying mate to look after the missus and kids. Today Legacy supports 48,000 widows/ers and 1,800 children and dependants with a disability across Australia. Ensuring they are never alone after the loss or serious injury of their loved one, before or after their service. Legacy, supporting veterans’ families since 1923. For more information visit the Legacy website.

**Wests Tigers Fan Bar
Members and fans will be treated to a special Wests Tigers themed bar at Bankwest Stadium. You won’t miss any of the action with TV screens showing all the live action, as well as previous Wests Tigers games before the game. There will be new beer available, including craft beer on tap and a wider selection of canned beers.**

Show Your Stripes
Don’t forget to bring your Wests Tigers Members scarf to the game on Sunday with the club continuing the Show Your Stripes campaign in 2021. As kickoff approaches, Members and fans will stand together with scarfs above their heads to support the players as they take to the field. You can still participate even if you can’t make the game by posting a photo on social media using #ShowYourStripes to make it onto our big screen at the game.


WESTS TIGERS MERCHANDISE
Members and fan will have the chance to pick-up all the 2021 official merchandise at Bankwest Stadium.

Members and fans can also grab all the latest gear at the official online store.

MATCH DAY TRAVEL INFORMATION
Footy fans are encouraged to plan their trip and consider all the available travel options ahead of time.

Parking is available for just $5 on Bankwest Stadium game days in the Justice Precinct or Parramatta Station car parks during the month of April.

When catching public transport, plan ahead and allow extra time. Trains run regularly to Parramatta Station which is a 15 minute walk from the stadium. Buses also run regularly to the interchange at Parramatta Station and some services make stops outside the stadium on O’Connell St.

 

[Cultured_Bogan]

I want Stefano to break Aloiai.

 

[happy_tiger]

I want Stefano to break Aloiai.

Can be Daine Laurie ...doesn't matter does it ...just break him

 

[hank37w]

If Tigers put in a lame performance as a follow up to last weeks solid effort, they'll be breaking me.

 

[Spartan117]

I had this pencilled in as a win, im really worried.

We need to turn this season around with some wins and reduce the number of "played wellbut fell short" games.

 

[TigerWest]

I had this pencilled in as a win, im really worried.

We need to turn this season around with some wins and reduce the number of "played wellbut fell short" games.

Yep, played reasonable in most games at times, but we are losing and now in a race to avoid the spoon?
Even Manly are ahead of us.
I still think we will turn it around, but this game is one of those, that we should win if we are serious?