tony soprano
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If api wins a GF with us surely that puts him in immortal status.
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I think I read somewhere he supported the Tigers growing up.I have a sneaky suspicion that Api is going to be the key for us. Such an under-the-radar type of player that makes others around him look and play better. Has won THREE premierships guiding the team around the park. So happy we got Api!
Tony if they win in 2023 I think it would be a bigger miracle than 2005If api wins a GF with us surely that puts him in immortal status.
Yeah that's right... But I don't see why people make a fuss over these thingsI think I read somewhere he supported the Tigers growing up.
talks well to the media. In a very calm way. . Has an air of confidence about him. With his level of experience and nature , he will be a good leader (iMO).Api Koroisau: It's a special feeling
Api Koroisau chats to the media about his transition to Wests Tigers, and says that after working with Robbie Farah, he doesn't know as much as he thought he did.www.weststigers.com.au
Can’t help themselvesYeah that's right... But I don't see why people make a fuss over these things
"The team we have now and what I am seeing at training, they are top-tier," he said.
He's the captain now so he's paid to see these things. As Madge said, "this group knows what they're capable of."I don't see it but I hope I'm wrong.
Api sees more than we all see.I don't see it but I hope I'm wrong.
Koroisau says Wests Tigers can play finals
New Wests Tigers captain Apisai Koroisau knows the NRL club's fans may never forget last year's end-of-season premiership joke.
That during title celebrations with Penrith, a partying, sleep-deprived Koroisau publicly jested about the prospect of being able to win another ring at the Tigers, the 2022 wooden spooners.
"I don't think it will be (forgotten), and I have no qualms with that," Koroisau said on Wednesday.
"I made that choice and I am accountable for my actions. So it is what it is."
On his second day on the job as Tigers captain, Koroisau did all he could to avoid talking about the post-grand final jibe.
The hooker is adamant the fall out from that drama is over, and sees no value in estimating what success it might take for the joke to be left in the past.
Tigers teammates at least have moved on, having voted to make the star recruit their skipper, and Koroisau said he had not been sledged about it.
But after 11 years of misery for Tigers fans through the longest finals drought in the NRL, Koroisau is aware only one thing can change the club's fortunes.
"Since the day I got in it's just about playing better footy," Koroisau said.
"There's a saying: Winning solves everything. On a club level or playing level, we just have to make sure we understand that.
"Winning football games is the difference for everyone in the club and the way we do that is by training hard and making sure we do the little things right."
As captain, Koroisau is now at the forefront of the Tigers' hopes for a turnaround alongside coach Tim Sheens and mentor-in-waiting Benji Marshall.
The No.9 will overcome a calf injury to play in round one alongside halfback Luke Brooks, while recruit John Bateman is hopeful of clearing a visa hurdle in time to face Gold Coast.
Along with Koroisau and Bateman, the Tigers have also bought genuine frontline talent in former NSW Origin prop David Klemmer and form second-rower Isaiah Papali'i.
Koroisau claimed he leads a team capable of playing finals football.
"The team we have now and what I am seeing at training, they are top-tier," he said.
"You have some really good competitors and some really experienced guys who really know what they're doing."
"I have just picked up little things from each of them and I will probably try and do it my way."
Jokes aside, Koroisau says Wests Tigers can play finals
New Wests Tigers captain Apisai Koroisau knows the NRL club's fans may never forget last year's end-of-season premiership...www.canberratimes.com.au
Tamou said the same shit 🤣Koroisau says Wests Tigers can play finals
New Wests Tigers captain Apisai Koroisau knows the NRL club's fans may never forget last year's end-of-season premiership joke.
That during title celebrations with Penrith, a partying, sleep-deprived Koroisau publicly jested about the prospect of being able to win another ring at the Tigers, the 2022 wooden spooners.
"I don't think it will be (forgotten), and I have no qualms with that," Koroisau said on Wednesday.
"I made that choice and I am accountable for my actions. So it is what it is."
On his second day on the job as Tigers captain, Koroisau did all he could to avoid talking about the post-grand final jibe.
The hooker is adamant the fall out from that drama is over, and sees no value in estimating what success it might take for the joke to be left in the past.
Tigers teammates at least have moved on, having voted to make the star recruit their skipper, and Koroisau said he had not been sledged about it.
But after 11 years of misery for Tigers fans through the longest finals drought in the NRL, Koroisau is aware only one thing can change the club's fortunes.
"Since the day I got in it's just about playing better footy," Koroisau said.
"There's a saying: Winning solves everything. On a club level or playing level, we just have to make sure we understand that.
"Winning football games is the difference for everyone in the club and the way we do that is by training hard and making sure we do the little things right."
As captain, Koroisau is now at the forefront of the Tigers' hopes for a turnaround alongside coach Tim Sheens and mentor-in-waiting Benji Marshall.
The No.9 will overcome a calf injury to play in round one alongside halfback Luke Brooks, while recruit John Bateman is hopeful of clearing a visa hurdle in time to face Gold Coast.
Along with Koroisau and Bateman, the Tigers have also bought genuine frontline talent in former NSW Origin prop David Klemmer and form second-rower Isaiah Papali'i.
Koroisau claimed he leads a team capable of playing finals football.
"The team we have now and what I am seeing at training, they are top-tier," he said.
"You have some really good competitors and some really experienced guys who really know what they're doing."
"I have just picked up little things from each of them and I will probably try and do it my way."
Jokes aside, Koroisau says Wests Tigers can play finals
New Wests Tigers captain Apisai Koroisau knows the NRL club's fans may never forget last year's end-of-season premiership...www.canberratimes.com.au
Tamou said the same shit 🤣
Tamou was one of them 🤣He also said 3yrs ago we had the best crop of kids coming through