BMM Released to penrith
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southerntiger
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@Joshu@tigertown said:
Gutted to hear Koro may be leaving. I am confident he will fix his defensive issues.
Going to leave us light once Richards goes.
Cant believe we dont want Koro but Rowe is playing first grade.
Strange the way BMM was told to leave immediately. Sounds like the club really didnt like him.
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Mona_Lolesi
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I don't even think BMM will make a full strength Riff side ahead of Manu, Taylor, Docker, Brown, Peachey etc
When Fifita was running around in Reggies and part timing in 1st grade, people said he would struggle to cement a regular gig in the Sharks team!! LMAO
If Ivan can get the best out of Ben and he lives up to his potential, ben will be in the starting 17 in ANY NRL side!!
If Ivan can get the best out of Ben and he lives up to his potential, ben will be in the starting 17 in ANY NRL side!!
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@willow said:
I reckon in a years time Tom satterthwaite and maybe Marion Seve would make good wingers also.Tom just needs to grow into his frame as his only 18 or 19 aswell as play and prove himself at NSW CUP level next year. and same with Marion who looks like the next Steve Renouf.Hopefully Marion rebounds with his injury and comes back bigger and better next year.Marion will probably need a fair bit of game time before being considered next year for a first grade winger position.
What a joke!!!
Why, why, why??????
Why would u get rid of both the state cup wingers as well??
This is become a shame of a club, really if we get an injured winger who will play winger??
Bad management, if this is to front load tedesco contract then it is not worth it. U must have learnt from now we need good back up!!!!
Remember koro and nofo were the big reason we won the 20s a few years back, and all the other coaches now there value to the team, BAD decision!!
Remember pats 32 and only here for another year!! Then who!!
Why, why, why??????
Why would u get rid of both the state cup wingers as well??
This is become a shame of a club, really if we get an injured winger who will play winger??
Bad management, if this is to front load tedesco contract then it is not worth it. U must have learnt from now we need good back up!!!!
Remember koro and nofo were the big reason we won the 20s a few years back, and all the other coaches now there value to the team, BAD decision!!
Remember pats 32 and only here for another year!! Then who!!
Blackpearl
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had a feeling during sundays warm-up that this was the last sighting of BMM for weststigers. sad to see him go and i hope it works out for him at the panthers. mr T leaving to the tahs is a bit of a bummer too. i know you cant keep them all but i reckon he could have been a sensation in f/g if given the chance.
Tigersman
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@foreveratiger said:
Mate do you know what a joke is? Also what's a school sheep?
Tigersman
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@monkey said:
I am sorry if you thought I was being a knob mate, I was just mucking around with ya. It's just there are people everywhere that say they have a mate who plays for this club and works for that club and it's hard to believe all of them.
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gutted. wished he could've stayed with us.
wish benny all the luck in the world. this pre season thompson took his opportunity and ben slipped. hope he kills it at penrith.
wish benny all the luck in the world. this pre season thompson took his opportunity and ben slipped. hope he kills it at penrith.
Flippedy
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@TimmyB said:
I'm thinking the same. Considering the club is fairly broke, it makes sense to me. It's gone awfully quiet on the Tedesco front after Brooks and Sironen publicly pleaded with the club to hurry up and sign him a week or so ago. Like you, I think they are going all out to make sure he is given an offer that will guarantee him staying. We'd be mad not to I reckon.
Tigersman
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Ben Murdoch-Masila, Taqele Naiyaravoro released by Wests Tigers, join Penrith Panthers, NSW Waratahs
The Wests Tigers have granted forward Ben Murdoch-Masila an immediate release from his NRL contract to join rivals Penrith.
The 23-year-old will link up with the Panthers for the remainder of the 2014 season and 2015.
Murdoch-Masila has played 52 first grade games for the Tigers since making his debut for the joint-venture in their 2010 semi-final against the Sydney Roosters but is yet to play a NRL match this season.
"I have really enjoyed my time at the Wests Tigers and I'm thankful for the opportunity the club gave me over my five years here," Murdoch-Masila said in a statement on Wednesday.
"The Wests Tigers have a lot of promising young kids coming through the grades and I feel as though I need to take up the opportunity Penrith have given me."
Panthers general manager of rugby league Phil Moss said Murdoch-Masila would be a great addition to their line-up.
"Ben is a powerful, hard-running forward with a lot of experience behind him," Moss said in a statement.
"He will add depth and size to our second-row and promises to showcase some exciting football with his aggressive attacking style."
NSW Cup winger Taqele Naiyaravoro has also been released by the Tigers, the 22-year-old switching codes and joining Super Rugby outfit the NSW Waratahs immediately.
Wests Tigers coach Mick Potter thanked both players for their efforts while at the club.
"Both Ben and Taqele have been presented with an opportunity to further develop their respective careers and I wish them well in the future," he said.
Woah Quotes and all…
The Wests Tigers have granted forward Ben Murdoch-Masila an immediate release from his NRL contract to join rivals Penrith.
The 23-year-old will link up with the Panthers for the remainder of the 2014 season and 2015.
Murdoch-Masila has played 52 first grade games for the Tigers since making his debut for the joint-venture in their 2010 semi-final against the Sydney Roosters but is yet to play a NRL match this season.
"I have really enjoyed my time at the Wests Tigers and I'm thankful for the opportunity the club gave me over my five years here," Murdoch-Masila said in a statement on Wednesday.
"The Wests Tigers have a lot of promising young kids coming through the grades and I feel as though I need to take up the opportunity Penrith have given me."
Panthers general manager of rugby league Phil Moss said Murdoch-Masila would be a great addition to their line-up.
"Ben is a powerful, hard-running forward with a lot of experience behind him," Moss said in a statement.
"He will add depth and size to our second-row and promises to showcase some exciting football with his aggressive attacking style."
NSW Cup winger Taqele Naiyaravoro has also been released by the Tigers, the 22-year-old switching codes and joining Super Rugby outfit the NSW Waratahs immediately.
Wests Tigers coach Mick Potter thanked both players for their efforts while at the club.
"Both Ben and Taqele have been presented with an opportunity to further develop their respective careers and I wish them well in the future," he said.
Woah Quotes and all…
alex
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He was going nowhere here and others have kicked on ahead of him. Change may do him good. All I hope is he's not coming out of our cap next season.
@innsaneink said:
I am a huge fan of Koro and think he can be a star once he learns how to make the right defensive reads ….. I have to admit even in light of that - Koro signing with the Raiders would amuse me endlessly watching Skeepe the dumb Tiger hating [This word has been automatically removed]tard on LU lose the plot :smiley:
He's never gotten over Koro getting a small suspension after that NYC game a few years back after Canberra stuffed up the medical report.
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